Oomat is the third and youngest child in the family. During a difficult pregnancy, no examination showed that the boy would be born without his left hand and half of his forearm.
Oomat is now almost two years old. The boy is very energetic, active, responsive, cheerful and happy. He loves to splash around in the water, disassemble and assemble cars, and look at pictures. Mom and Dad already see an engineer in their son.
Oomat, of course, has adapted to manage his affairs with the stump of his arm. This is great, but there is a downside. Since one arm is half as long as the other, the boy has to compensate for the difference by constantly tilting and turning his torso to perform actions. This leads to the skeleton and muscles developing in an unnatural position.
In such a situation, the only smart solution is to purchase an appropriate arm prosthesis.
Let's take care of the young engineer and help him get used to the need to replace the missing part of his arm right now.
