Your child's brain holds the power to recovery.
Your CP child can grow and develop like any other growing child despite brain damage, without developing contractures, spasticity, and deformities, and without painful stretching.
Astonishing Results with Vasa Concept
Astonishing Results
Your child can also play in the playground
Your child can also bicycle like others
Your child can also talk and walk like other children
Your child can also dance like others
Message from Dr. Rajul Vasa
I dedicate this web site to parents and health professionals who together want to understand more about brain lesion in children and wish to give solution to the complex problem made simple with Vasa Concept and support from Rajul Vasa Foundation.
In a humble attempt to reach parents of thousands of young and challenged Lovely children, I am writing today to offer my years of “Clinical Evidence based work” to all families struck with such reality.
Parents….please be informed that this Goal is not profit driven nor does it carry “Hidden Costs”. I always felt very strongly that child who cannot earn yet, and cannot take decision for the self, must not be deprived from benefiting to develop like any other child for the sake of money. I feel child may get deprived of treatment if it costs a lot.
My drive is to be supportive to the “Pride” the parents had, when they knew of joy of coming parenthood and then were hurt to see & understand the totally different reality with the challenges their loved one brought along with.
The ‘GOAL’ here is child-centric enabling him/her to grow independently with support from proven science rather than social sympathies, loads of medications besides “Don’t do this” and / Or “can’t do that”!!
Cerebral Palsy Success Case Studies with Vasa Concept
Notes for Parents of CP child
When your child is diagnosed as cerebral palsy child with terms like quadriplegic, diplegic, athetoid or hemiplegic it is good for the parents to know what can be done to your child. Once the diagnosis is made by your pediatrician, or neurologist or rehabilitation doctor, parents need to know that everything is not lost & one needs to help child’s brain to get all opportunity it needs to discard the role of the damaged neurons & to continue to grow in the right direction & help connect the brain with the environment to be able to rise upright at proper time without spasticity & abnormal postures.
Concerns of parents of Cerebral Palsy children
- My child has squint; I don’t know whether he can actually see any objects.
- My child drools a lot; I have to carry a hanky or a bib all the time. It is shameful for me to go out in the society. My child also suffers from dental carries and has poor oral health.
- My child does not walk. My child does not move in any manner and is just lying in a place for the whole day. He is not doing any activity. Doctors told me he is mentally retarded too.
- My child has delayed milestones.
- The skin of my child does not have natural pinkish color unlike other children. His skin is somewhat pale, yellowish, and at some parts even blackish. My child has a stiff chest. I don’t see his rib movements while breathing as it appears in normal human beings. My child has a tilted waist; both hip joints are not at the same level. Both knees of my child are not at a same level. His knees are bent solid. We can’t straighten them at any cost.
- I do not know how much to feed my child. Is the food that I am feeding him causing any harm rather than doing good to his body. He never asks for food by making any gestures, it is me who constantly keeps him feeding.
- My child has a foot drop. Whenever we lift him up, his toes are pointing towards the ground. Also when we make him stand, his toes touch the ground and not the heel unlike in normal children. This makes it impossible for him to walk.
- My child gets seizures. He has been on anti-epileptic drugs, but still he gets epilepsy attacks and then after his doctor increases the dose of his medicines. Is this ever going to end?
- My child falls sick very often. He has cough, cold, fever almost round-the-year. He throws out mucous either via cough or via stools, but I feel he has lot of collection of mucous in his body. He also commonly gets cold abscesses. I do not understand how much to feed him as he cannot himself tell. I feed him according to my judgment. He has very brittle bones prone to fractures.
- My child has been prescribed steroids. I did try giving Botox to my child’s hands and feet. While it did make his muscles flaccid initially, it was back to its original condition and doctor suggested to give 2nd Botox injection. My concern is how many more Botox injections? The plaster which they apply after the Botox is another issue. It is so painful and irritating for the child. When they remove the plaster, other muscles also seem to have got stiffer.
- My child has involuntary limb movements. He kicks and blows his fist at anyone without any warning and as a result normal children fear to come near him. He also tends to throw his back behind constantly and his skull gets hurt in this process.
- My child does not have bowel and bladder control. I have to be always around him to make sure he stays clean. Many a times he is not able to pass urine or stools smoothly and it is a strenuous procedure for him.
How does Vasa Concept work in Cerebral Palsy
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