It has been a while since last post but we been very busy with mum .I still continue with therapy few times a day .My last head EEG was very good, so my parents are happy. Curently we visiting our friends as our physiotherapist are on holiday.
I will add some photos soon
Thanks for all your support
Love
JACOB with mum
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Monday, June 28, 2010
Sunday, June 20, 2010
in Poland
We already in Poland for last very busy few weeks, my dad went back, and now is just me and just me. However we have a lot of help from my aunty and uncles and my little cousin (she is bigger then me and two month younger)
I currently doing a lot of physiotherapy four times a day most of the times and swimming .I am making slowly progress day by day. Thank you very much for all donations currently we raised $8,806
Please see current photos from physiotherapy, I almost can sit with my hands on front
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Delay
Unfoundedly we still in Australia, as our flight got cancel and we have wait until 9 of May, so we can take of to Poland. My parents have been very busy with rearranging all appoitmenents. I would like you than you everyone for all donations, so far I received $6,370.00 thank you again
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Thank you
Thank you very much for all donations so far I received $1,900.
We slowly getting ready for our big trip, my parents organizing all treatments for me in Poland, so we can start ASAP
My newest photo J
Monday, March 29, 2010
Story of Our little Angel
Our little Jacob entered this world under very dramatic circumstances; it was the night after my wife’s father suddenly passed away. From the shock and grief my wife Joanna went into labour, and we found our selves as a family in unfamiliar territory.
At the beginning the labour was normal, if there is such a thing, but as the sun came up on 24 June 2009, and the labour intensified the events that followed where nothing but a nightmare and surreal, our little Jacob was fighting for his life.
An emergency caesarean had to be done as our Jacob was running out of time. We were told that Jacob had to be revived, as he was no longer breathing. After a few minutes, Jacob was stabilised with the help of a ventilator, he was finally breathing. Our hearts stopped, but hope returned and joy for our little boy was born.
the labour hours started to emerge, we were told that Jacob has a brain bleed and a MRI had to be done immediately. The MRI revealed that Jacob had suffered significant brain damage and he will very likely be paralysed and his quality of life will be diminished. The nightmare began, within the first 3 days of Jacobs’s life we went through highs and lows. We as a family, we hit rock bottom when we were told that Jacob will most likely not survive the weekend and we had a decision to make.
9 month on our little Jacob brings more joy to our lives and touches our hearts more then we have ever imagined. Through constant determination and his beautiful sprit Jacob fights on. Jacob was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. He has beaten many odds, and is able to smile, communicate but his motor skills have definitely been affected. We love our little boy very much, as for us the most important thing is to give Jacob the best possible chance of life.
Jacob currently is under going various treatments, and he has faced many obstacles, and he has many more to come. The treatment that Jacob is under going a very well developed in Europe and we want to help Jacob reach his potential. I am forced as a father to part with my Jacob for a number of long months to give Jacob the best we can.
In order to make life more enjoyable, Jacob will need continuous therapy for a number of years, with the first few being the most critical. Naturally as parents we want to provide the best possible treatment for Jacob, which in Jacob’s case means travelling to Europe for 6 months for advanced treatment not available in Australia.
This trip (hopefully a fun and rewarding adventure for Jacob) will commence on 21st April 2010. If you would like to ensure the trip is as successful as possible, please donate any amount you feel comfortable with to give Jacob the best chance of a normal life as possible.
Donations can be made by direct deposit to:
Account Name: GIL DOMINIK ITF GIL JACOB
BSB Number: 012-405
Account Number: 1823-18211
At the beginning the labour was normal, if there is such a thing, but as the sun came up on 24 June 2009, and the labour intensified the events that followed where nothing but a nightmare and surreal, our little Jacob was fighting for his life.
An emergency caesarean had to be done as our Jacob was running out of time. We were told that Jacob had to be revived, as he was no longer breathing. After a few minutes, Jacob was stabilised with the help of a ventilator, he was finally breathing. Our hearts stopped, but hope returned and joy for our little boy was born.
the labour hours started to emerge, we were told that Jacob has a brain bleed and a MRI had to be done immediately. The MRI revealed that Jacob had suffered significant brain damage and he will very likely be paralysed and his quality of life will be diminished. The nightmare began, within the first 3 days of Jacobs’s life we went through highs and lows. We as a family, we hit rock bottom when we were told that Jacob will most likely not survive the weekend and we had a decision to make.
9 month on our little Jacob brings more joy to our lives and touches our hearts more then we have ever imagined. Through constant determination and his beautiful sprit Jacob fights on. Jacob was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. He has beaten many odds, and is able to smile, communicate but his motor skills have definitely been affected. We love our little boy very much, as for us the most important thing is to give Jacob the best possible chance of life.
Jacob currently is under going various treatments, and he has faced many obstacles, and he has many more to come. The treatment that Jacob is under going a very well developed in Europe and we want to help Jacob reach his potential. I am forced as a father to part with my Jacob for a number of long months to give Jacob the best we can.
In order to make life more enjoyable, Jacob will need continuous therapy for a number of years, with the first few being the most critical. Naturally as parents we want to provide the best possible treatment for Jacob, which in Jacob’s case means travelling to Europe for 6 months for advanced treatment not available in Australia.
This trip (hopefully a fun and rewarding adventure for Jacob) will commence on 21st April 2010. If you would like to ensure the trip is as successful as possible, please donate any amount you feel comfortable with to give Jacob the best chance of a normal life as possible.
Donations can be made by direct deposit to:
Account Name: GIL DOMINIK ITF GIL JACOB
BSB Number: 012-405
Account Number: 1823-18211
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