When our son Isaac was born in February 2016 he was diagnosed as having a neo-natal stroke resulting in him spending 2 weeks in intensive care and high dependency. We were told the future was uncertain and we would have to see how he develops.

Quickly it became apparent that he had cerebal palsy on his right side, in particular his right arm. He has spent months receiving physio from the NHS and just recently we became aware of the Bobath centre who primarily deal with children and young adults with cerebal palsy. They offer sessions of intense therapy designed to help the child maximise their potential which in turn offers a better future. These courses cost £1500 a block and we are hoping to sign Isaac up for 2 or 3 blocks at least. However we would struggle to raise this on our own and hope that you can help.

Through everything Isaac has faced including seizures at 6 months he has remained a happy little boy and we genuine blessed. We want to keep him smiling. We have planned a charity walk round Strathclyde park, an ascent of Ben Nevis, bake sales and a few other fundraising initiatives to help give Isaac the life he deserves. Thank you for reading this and I hope you can help.