Seven years ago, when this British boy was born, the vast majority of doctors were sure that he would not survive or remain mentally disabled.
There was something to worry about - the baby, who was named Noah, after birth had only 2% of the brain
The rest of the space was occupied by a constantly accumulating liquid.
The anomaly was discovered already in the womb with the help of ultrasound, she was offered several times to terminate the pregnancy, but the parents still decided to give the little creature a chance.
True, there was little hope, they even bought a small coffin for the baby.
However, literally miracles began further. The doctors managed to cope with the liquid, and the brain suddenly began to … grow!
At the age of 3, the brain has increased to 80% of the required volume.
Today the child is already 7 years old, he has learned to count to 10. Speaks fluently and understands speech, gradually learns to write.
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He is not diagnosed with any abnormalities in mental development.
Unfortunately, it turned out that the baby also had a spinal cord anomaly. Because of this, his body is completely paralyzed from the waist down.
But British doctors believe several complex, sequential surgeries could put him on his feet.
Not so long ago, Noah and his mom and dad were invited to the TV show "Good Morning Britain!"
Television viewers all over the country were able to see with their own eyes that the child communicates normally and looks quite adequate, like his peers.
The boy is now undergoing physiotherapy and brain training with cognitive exercises.
Having learned the story of an unusual child, residents all over the country wrote letters of support to the Jackson family, and a special account was opened to collect money for Noah's treatment and rehabilitation.
We managed to raise about 60 thousand dollars, which made it possible to carry out the therapy in full.
His older sister constantly deals with the child, she literally tests his development constantly, Noah does not feel deprived of attention and care.
So thanks to the efforts of doctors, the love and patience of parents, the sympathy of a huge number of people from all over the world, a real miracle happened.
The kid feels good, often smiles and dreams of someday not only taking the first steps, but also getting on skis.
He recently even started attending a local primary school.
When mom talks about him, sometimes she can't help crying. Then Noah begins to calm her down and sincerely says:
- Mum. something happened? We're fine. true?
