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Resilient Toddler Overcomes Multiple Surgeries, Cerebral Palsy Diagnosis

16 Nov

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Summary

  • Baby born with brain bulging through forehead
  • Undergoes 11-hour surgery to remove encephalocele
  • Diagnosed with cerebral palsy at 10 months old
Resilient Toddler Overcomes Multiple Surgeries, Cerebral Palsy Diagnosis

In March 2023, Hannah Sachs gave birth to her son Liam, who was born with a rare brain condition called encephalocele. During her 22-week pregnancy scan, doctors discovered that part of Liam's brain was pushing through a gap in his skull, causing a large sac of fluid on his forehead.

Liam was immediately rushed to the NICU after birth, and at just one month old, he underwent his first brain surgery to address a dangerous buildup of cerebrospinal fluid. Months later, Liam endured an 11-hour procedure to remove the encephalocele and reconstruct his skull. Despite the challenges, Liam continued to defy the odds, eventually learning to walk and talk, though he was later diagnosed with cerebral palsy at 10 months old.

Hannah, Liam's devoted mother, remains optimistic about her son's future. "He is so strong and resilient," she says. "Despite his limitations, he is adventurous and loves to push limits." Liam's journey has been filled with ups and downs, but his family's unwavering love and his own determination have helped him overcome every obstacle, making him a true miracle.

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Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Liam was born with a rare brain condition called encephalocele, where part of his brain was pushing through a gap in his skull.
Despite the challenges, Hannah remained determined to help Liam thrive, calling him a "true miracle" and saying she "wouldn't change Liam for the world."
In addition to the encephalocele, Liam also developed severe hydrocephalus and was later diagnosed with cerebral palsy at 10 months old, but he continued to make progress, learning to walk and talk.

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