By Wen Hung | Project Leader
Philip is a 4 years and 8 months old boy with congenital spina bifida. He is unable to walk well and may have problems controlling his bladder and bowels (going to the bathroom). Spina Bifida will obviously have considerable emotional effects, so he often experiences mood difficulties and low frustration tolerance with continuous crying. He has joined our class for 1 year and 9 months.
“When Philip entered the classroom at the beginning, he was unable to concentrate and kept watching other children. His emotions also affected others in the classes. Children born with myelomeningocele are at higher risk of lower extremity fractures, so Philip had to use orthotic device all the time. We are glad to share with you that he can walk smoothly with balance now, and also improved his hand positioning sense and functions. Through the musical activities, I found Philip can focus and follow the instructions well and beat the drums joyfully with confidence. Thank you again for your support and donation! It’s really a wonderful thing to see children’s progress in our classes.”
- Message from TFCF social worker
** Philip is the fake name due to the fact that the privacy and safety of individuals is respected.
There are many types of possible developmental delay in babies and toddlers. Even we have to face various challenges to take care children with different conditions, we will keep moving forward because we know how important what we do. The music therapy is an important and good tools for children with development delay, and we will do our best to provide the better musical interaction with children. We really appreciate your generous donation and partnership with us. Thank you very much!
Wish you all the best!
With gratitude,
Wen Hung
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By Wen Hung | Project Leader
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