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Jack's Journey: Fundraising for Therapy

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Grace Kingsley, mother of three-year-old Jack from Stockport, is fundraising for a life-changing intensive therapy program at the NAPA Centre in London. Jack, who has cerebral palsy due to oxygen loss before birth, cant walk or talk. Grace believes starting the therapy before Jack turns four could significantly improve his skills. The program costs around fifteen thousand pounds, and early help could boost Jacks confidence and open new opportunities for him.

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Jack's Journey: Fundraising for Therapy

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On March 15, three-year-old Jack from Stockport can walk or talk due to cerebral palsy from oxygen loss before birth. His mom, 22-year-old Grace Kingsley, is fundraising for a three-week intensive therapy program at the Napa Center in London to help him gain those skills. The program costs about 8,000 pounds, plus another 7,000 for lodging, totaling around 15,000 pounds. Grace believes starting now, before Jack turns four, in November, could make a big difference as his brain keeps developing. Grace shares how tough it is watching Jack get frustrated when he can't join other kids or express himself, even though he understands everything around him. Still, his constant smiles and determination light up their days. Jack's been over a month in neonatal care after birth, where scans showed brain damage and doctors warned he might never walk or talk. Grace was in shock at first, but now sees his daily efforts to try everything. With the fundraiser underway, early help like this could build Jack's confidence and

open new doors for him as he grows.

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