Tomic seeks assistance in rehabilitating the child
Hey there!
Meet little Andrey Nosov, born in December 2016 with a double umbilical cord wrap, nothing out of the ordinary it seemed. But three months into his life, our young hero found himself battling a brain hemorrhage and cerebral palsy. Talk about a curveball!
Our determined guy underwent rehabilitation in the Moscow region and Khabarovsk, taking those first steps on his own at four. Life took another twist when he was diagnosed with deformed leg bones at just five. In April 2023, Andrey bravely faced a complex operation. Recovery? A tough road but worth every mile.
Mom writes, "Docs say Andrey's a shining star, post-op he's got a real shot at walking independently. My boy dreams big, but constant rehab's the key."
Right now, this brave little guy needs your help at the Tomsk children's rehabilitation center "Step Forward." The goal? Restoring muscle tone and nailing those movement coordination skills.
Wanna lend a hand? Here's how:
- Open up that wallet: Financial donations help cover rehab costs like therapy sessions, medical gear, and more.
- Lend a hand (literally): Volunteering your time offers extra support and cheer for Andrey and the gang.
- Spread the word: Your socials can raise awareness and attract more support for the center.
- Goods or services: Depending on needs, donating goods or offering professional skills can make a real difference.
- Connect directly: Reach out to "Step Forward" for personalized info on supporting Andrey's recovery.
Your support, nearly priceless, brings a world of hope to Andrey and the Tomsk center. Hit up the website or call: 7 (3822) 211-311 and +7 (901) 611-13-11.
Remember, every bit helps!
Stay awesome and show some love, folks!
- Andrey's fight for health-and-wellness and independence involves extensive physical therapies-and-treatments, a crucial aspect of his recovery at the Tomsk children's rehabilitation center "Step Forward."
- Science and medicine have been instrumental in diagnosing and treating Andrey's conditions, offering hope for a future where he can walk independently.
- Mental health is equally important in Andrey's journey, as he dreams big and needs encouragement to persevere through constant rehabilitation.
