Thread topic: Physiotherapist in Manchester, NH

Jakes J. asked: Well the boy did it! He beat cancer, we finally got the all clear yesterday and received his end of treatment certificate! Now it's time for a new journey! Getting him back up on his feet and getting him the right help and therapy to try and get him communicating. He has fought so hard to be here that I want to make sure he is given the best possible chances of a good life. I still have no answers as to why Jake is the way he is, but I'm determined to do everything I can to make sure he is no longer left behind by our local area. I am trying to find a better school for Jake out of our area and trying to find different therapy centres to try and find a way into his world, even if we can teach him very basic communication it will make life so much easier for him. It's horrible to see him sit and cry because nobody knows what's wrong with him :( also getting him to a good physiotherapist is on my list of things to do! Since being back in Cumbria (since December) Jake still hasn't had physio! He is trying very hard to walk but his legs are now twisted and there's one he can't straighten so tiptoes, it's pretty sad that after everything he has been through thanks to morcambe bay trust they STILL haven't pulled their finger out to make sure he gets what he needs. Xx