Cycling for Jude

Edward Henshaw is raising money for Just4Children
£1,500
raised of £1,500 target
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Ride London 2023 · 28 May 2023 ·

Jude the Impossible
Campaign by Just4Children (RCN 1164473)
Jude suffered a hypoxic brain injury during birth. Just4Children are asking for help to fund the therapy he needs to keep on achieving the impossible and live an amazing life against the odds.

Story

Thanks for taking the time to visit my JustGiving page.

My cousin James and his wife Jenny gave birth to Jude 5 years ago, and Jude suffered a brain injury during the birth. He was not expected to survive but has been fighting against the odds since the day he was born. 5 years has past and Jude is making progress however he has a long list of medical labels - among these are global developmental delay, quadriplegic cerebral palsy, vision impairment, hearing loss and problems with sleep and body temperature. 

James and Jenny made a promise to Jude that they would help him and support him in every way they can. The right therapy and treatment will continue to help Jude to develop giving him the best chance in life. 

Jude’s family and friends are cycling in the  RideLondon 100, to help support the cost of specialist therapies which the NHS is unable to provide. As a team we’ve set ourselves a tough target but with everyone’s support we hope to reach it and give Jude the best support. 

  • £40 covers a session of paediatric osteopathy at the Osteopathic Centre for Children (https://www.occ.uk.com/) to help Jude to feel comfortable and happy in his body as he grows. 
  • £90 pays for a session of specialist physiotherapy at MAES therapy (https://www.maestherapy.com/) which helps Jude learn to move his body independently. So far it has helped him to control his dystonic muscle spasms and start to develop head and trunk control.
  • £150 pays for a session of hydrotherapy to help Jude’s movements, senses and overall wellbeing. He is so happy and relaxed in water and we would love to be able to do this for him.   
  • £320 pays for a block of 20 sessions of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) at a local charity, which helps to heal and awaken damaged and dormant brain cells. After completing a block of this therapy, Jude was noticeably more alert and began to focus on and track colourful toys.
  • £350 would pay for an assessment at the Snowdrop Centre for brain injured children (https://www.snowdrop.cc), to address sensory problems, help Jude to interact with the world and assist his development as a whole
Thanks for taking the time to read this page, any and all donation is hugely appreciated! 

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