also been dramatic. the function of his right hand right now is 50 percentage improvement more than in the past because in the past he cannot open it and right now he has the ability to open his fingers. hold the toy. put it in my hand. good. and while dr. samy acknowledges the twins amazing growth, he still has concerns for them and their future. the success of the separation is the state of the children after the separation. the success of the operation is to have a kid, a good citizenship, a kid independent. and much of that success depends on their education, which is a major concern for the family. the private school they attended is no longer available to the twins. so the family is looking for a school that can meet their needs. translator: i just hope they can go to school, and i think they will need private tutoring to learn how to write. i just want them to go to school, do well, and see them become something big. happy birthday to you [ singing in a foreign la
ahmed is unable to walk on his own. good boy. three times a week dr. samy nasseh volunteers his services, gives the twins physical therapy. good boy, ahmed. he believes ahmed will walk on his own but it will take a long time. and stand up. he needs the assistance of two for him to stand up and walk. but for five months we think, i believe that we can increase the assistance and he can walk independently. stand on your right foot. goals are set for mohamed as well. for mohamed to use his right arm independently right now he needs some percussion on the arm to open his fingers and he can open, but there is no definition, no fine movement in his hand. so we are going to work on the fine coordination to make him independently using his right hand.
life for the twins is a constant series of visits to the hospital for testing. they re now under the care of dr. mamdouh, who accompanied them to dallas and has been with them the entire time. i m worried a lot about their bone growth and bone healing because the cranium, the brain tissue is a very weak tissue and even the slightest murmur might cause an injury. in some ways the boys development is about two years behind children their own age, and the surgery did leave signs of disability. push. good. mohamed does not have full use of his right hand. ahmed is unable to walk on his own. good boy. three times a week dr. samy nasseh volunteers his services, gives the twins physical therapy. good boy, ahmed. he believes ahmed will walk on his own but it will take a long time. and stand up. he needs the assistance of two
therapy. good boy. this was ahmed when he got off the airplane in cairo. this is him two years later. go. go. go. in the past ahmed cannot take steps. and now he can walk about 10 to 20 feet without support. up. down. the change for mohamed has also been dramatic. the function of his right hand right now is 50 percentage improvement more than in the past because in the past he cannot open it, and right now he has the ability to open his fingers. hold the toy. put it in my hands. good. and while dr. samy acknowledges the twins amazing growth, he still has concerns for them and their future. the success of the separation is the state of the children after the separation. the success of the operation is to have a kid, a good citizenship, a kid independent.
and the surgery did leave signs of disability. push. good. mohamed does not have full use of his right hand. ahmed is unable to walk on his own. good boy. three times a week dr. samy nasseh volunteers his services, gives the twins physical therapy. good boy, ahmed. he believes ahmed will walk on his own but it will take a long time. and stand up. he needs the assistance of tool for him to stand and walk. but for five months, we think, i believe, that we can increase the assistance, and he can walk independently. stand on your right foot. goals are set for mohamed as well. for mohamed to use his right arm independently, right now he needs some percussion on the arm involving his fingers. and he can hold them, but there is no definition, no fine movement in his hand.