By Edited by Ms. Kavitha Morgan | Project Consultant
When Yash was born, he did not cry for some time. This had his parents worried. At birth, he was also suffering from pneumonia. Then he had an attack of convulsions. Yash was immediately admitted in the hospital as a new-born baby. It was in the hospital that the doctors diagnosed him with a severe degree of Cerebral Palsy.
Yash came to SAMADHAN in 2013 at the age of 4 months. When his parents heard about us, they did not delay in bringing him here. His body was stiff, he had hardly been eating and had not met the normal developmental milestones. With regular physiotherapy and speech therapy, the stiffness in his body has vanished. He can now move his body, though he is not able to walk around or crawl. He is able to eat solid and semi-solid food and is also able to utter a few words.
Since April 2018, Yash has learned to recognise the various parts of the human body. With the improvement in his ability to hold things, he has started playing with clay and toys. He is a very sociable child and gets very happy meeting new people. He enjoys going out and is the happiest little boy when his parents take him anywhere outside. With continued treatment and the support and love of his parents, he will improve much more.
A big Thank you to donors like you. With such generous and continuous support to our project, we hope to reach out to more children and bring hope and happiness in their lives.
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