Aleksandra Ordon knew something was wrong as soon as her son Oliwier started to walk
Watching your baby take their first steps is one of the most exciting experiences a parent can have. But for Aleksandra Ordon, it triggered the start of an “indescribable” nightmare.
Doctors placed both the tot’s legs in a plaster and got him to use a wheelchair. Once the plaster was removed, Oliwier, now seven, had to learn to walk all over again. “It's hard for me to see him in pain,” she told the Manchester Evening News. “I would like to take some of the pain on myself. However, the treatment is not available on the NHS and will cost in the region of £10k to £11k. While Aleksandra has managed to raise £6,000, she needs help in raising the extra £4,000, she says.
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