Here, she acquaints Julian with a switch-activated timer device allowing him to blow bubbles. Julian was born prematurely in June 1996 and suffered from bleeding of the brain, which resulted in cerebral palsy.
Cerebral palsy affects the body s motor function, muscle control and coordination.
Lately, Julian has shown some progress in learning to manage life skills, play activities and communication with others. March of Dimes Ambassador has received the support and confidence of care givers, family and the benefits of new technology to live his life. Managing cerebral palsy is a challenge at any age. Therapy is often required for a young child to meet mobility, communication and other daily living goals. Educational and emotional development are priorities for the growing child.