After leg surgery, Khabibullah needs braces

Khabibullah walks on tiptoes—a sign of leg deformity caused by muscle spasticity. He also has a delay in psychomotor development with elements of autism. He's making an effort: he regularly works with a speech therapist and psychologist, undergoes physical therapy, Bobath therapy, and massage. But surgery is essential. Doctors recommend an aponeurotomy of the calf muscles on both legs, followed by special turgor braces. This will allow Khabibullah to lower his heels, learn to walk normally, and reduce the stress on his joints. The family needs help with the purchase of turgor braces—they are vital to maintaining the results of the surgery. Support the boy—give him the chance to walk correctly and move with ease.