infantile cerebral palsy – spastic quadriparesis, severe degree; localized symptomatic epilepsy – secondarily generalized seizures; pronounced cerebellar atrophy; atrophy of the large cerebral hemispheres; pseudobulbar paresis; microcephaly; craniosynostosis; optic nerve atrophy; microphthalmia on the left; arachnoid brain cyst with communicating hydrocephalus and atrophy of the temporal lobes; delays in physical, motor, and neuropsychological development; severe mental delay
Precious Rowand is a boy with complex special needs who is in need of a dedicated family able to provide him with the love, attention, specialized care, and therapies he requires.
Rowand remains in a lying position and is motor-passive. He tolerates interactions – tactile, verbal, musical. He does not initiate interaction when he is awake but remains calm. The boy reacts by crying in moments of discomfort. He reacts to sounds and movement around him.
Rowand is fully dependent on the care of adults. He requires constant specialized care for feeding (via NG tube), body positioning, and systematic motor rehabilitation.