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Our brave little girl is on the mend 6:00am Tuesday 18th March 2014 in News By Caroline Tilley A BRAVE girl with a rare form of cerebral palsy is making remarkable progress after she underwent pioneering surgery in America. Lacey-May Cooper, six, from Laindon, has spastic diplegia cerebral palsy. She cannot walk well, has poor balance and speech and learning difficulties. She also suffers spasticity in her legs, which causes her pain. Lacey-May was facing an uncertain future in a wheelchair. However, in October she underwent surgery, thanks to friends and family, who raised 60,000 to pay for the treatment. Mum Sarah and dad Damien told how they were now seeing the results. Mrs Cooper, of Hermitage Drive, Laindon, said: Were noticing differences already. Read the original post: Our brave little girl is on the mend … Continue reading →

Topics: blaise wyatt, cerebral palsy BLAISE Wyatt turns five next month, just days before he embarks on his fifth round of intensive therapy in the United States. The Silkstone youngster, who was diagnosed with spastic quadraplegic cerebral palsy at 10 months, will undergo 180 hours of treatment over six weeks at Michigan Paediatric Fitness Centre. The therapy costs $40,000 including flights and accommodation for the Wyatt family, but has helped Blaise achieve milestones such as sitting upright. Most recently he has learned to cuddle - a gesture which has brought much joy to his parents Dawn and Cameron. "When he was diagnosed we were given a gut-wrenching outline of how life with this condition would be. He would never walk, never talk, never sit, be tube-fed through his belly, develop epilepsy and have a short life expectancy," Mrs Wyatt said. "We decided to ignore all the challenges and simply help him grasp every opportunity there is." Blaise received his first bout of TheraSuit therapy - a process requiring him to wear a special orthotic suit and offered only in the US and Europe - in 2012. "He's not too far off being able to stand up, which means he will … Continue reading →

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Climbing a mountain - for the love of brother Jack 9:47am Thursday 13th March 2014 in News Climbing a mountain - for the love of brother Jack THE sister of a boy born with cerebral palsy who died, aged nine, is to climb Mount Snowdon in his memory. Hannah Shears and a group of friends want to raise 1,000 for Colchester General Hospitals childrens ward, where brother Jack received treatment. Jack, of Park Square West, Clacton, was born with quad cerebral palsy. It affected his whole body and left him unable to walk or talk. In the two years before he died in January, Jack suffered a series of complications and was a frequent visitor to the childrens ward. On Saturday, April 26, Hannah will join a group of eight friends to travel to Wales and climb its highest peak for the Colchester Hospitals Charity. Hannah, 20, said: Jacks sunny and cheeky personality, combined with his huge smile and blue eyes, easily won over anyone who came into contact with him. See the original post here: Climbing a mountain - for the love of brother Jack … Continue reading →