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Story of Julian: A Child Who a Suffered Stroke in Utero spasticity stroke stroke in utero testimonial Jun 10, 2025

Martha brought Julian to us when he was 16 months old. Julian suffered a stroke in utero, leaving his left side partially paralyzed and spastic with his left fist always clenched.

Julian had received traditional therapy since he was an infant. It was very clear to us that Julian barely knew that

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