Amir is learning to walk with new ankle devices!

At the age of 1, Amir was diagnosed with an incurable disease – cerebral palsy. It was hard for parents to come to terms with this, because in terms of mental development, the baby did not differ at all from his peers. Later he began to speak well, draw well, play well, but the boy never learned to walk. Since the age of 1, rehabilitation has become an integral part of Amir's life. Cheerful and kind, he quickly finds a common language with children, comes up with various games. Very soon, on August 31, Amir will have to undergo a serious spinal cord surgery, which is aimed at reducing muscle tone in his legs. After it, as doctors say, the legs will be like new, and everything will need to be learned anew. For postoperative rehabilitation, Amir needs ankle joint machines. The devices will fix the foot and joint in the correct position and at the same time allow you to train the step. Special equipment will help the child recover and learn to walk!