Standing frame for Maxim: when support becomes a step forward!

Maxim is a little hero who managed to overcome incredible difficulties in order to live. He was born with hypoxia and umbilical cord entanglement, did not cry at birth, and did not breathe. Doctors immediately began resuscitation and connected him to a ventilator.

Unfortunately, Maxim has a mixed form of cerebral palsy (spastic and ataxic), as well as many difficulties with eating, anemia, seizures, and breathing problems, but thanks to the professionalism of doctors and the love of his family, Maxim was able to overcome all of this.
Now, Maxim is almost 3 years old, he still cannot sit or crawl, and his arms, neck, and shoulders remain weak. He is an active, smiling, and intelligent boy who moves his legs and rolls over, but he needs systematic and high-quality training on special rehabilitation equipment to improve his motor development.
The Foundation purchased the necessary standing frame for Maksym, which is needed to support normal lung ventilation and prevent problems with blood vessels and the gastrointestinal tract. stimulates muscle activity, supports weight bearing on the feet, and helps avoid common complications that often arise due to the physical development characteristics of children with cerebral palsy and a sedentary lifestyle.

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