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Autistic and cerebral palsy

Thirteen year old boy hearing impaired, mentally delayed and non-verbal. 3 Spect Scan images were taken of the brain at baseline, mid and after the 115th treatment:

* Progress while undergoing hyperbaric oxygen therapy:
* Major improvement in interactions with family members.
* Plays with family pets.
* Major improvements in understanding verbal commands.
* Beginning to verbally communicate.
* Responds to knocks at the door and answers the door in a normal manner
* Major improvements in balance, especially when he starts to fall, he is able to regain his balance with a faster response. He cross patterns down the steps without holding on.
* He is no longer raging/destructive of things in the home.
* Sits through movies with more understanding.
* Better understanding of public surroundings.
* When music is played he responds in singing tones.
* Hearing has improved and is no longer required to wear hearing devices.
* Responds to things/awareness-like waiting for the school bus in the morning through the window.
* Plays with various types of toys with more understanding.
* Loves to work in the house and yard with Dad.
* Mimics everything you ask him to do.
* Is able to dress himself, is caring for himself in a independent manner.
* Doing better in school with his assignments.
* Happier child and smiles more.

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You are walking down the street one summer day and notice someone in a tank top with horribly disfiguring scars. You think to yourself, “How could they have gotten such scars? Was it from an accident? Was it from surgery?” Are those scars so disfiguring that you are afraid to talk to that person?

Disfiguring scars can be terribly embarrassing for the victim. They may be self-conscious about how they appear during the warm months of the year. Have you ever noticed someone at the beach who always wears long sleeve shirts or long pants? It may be that they have disfigurements somewhere on the body that they simply don’t want others to see.

Injured victims who suffer permanent scars often have lifelong reminders about their accident or medical care. These injuries are compensable. People may comment on the scars, and it may cause significant social discomfort. Watch the video to learn about one client I represented who had awful looking scars.

If you know someone who suffered significant injury or deformity, I encourage you to have them explore my website http://www.oginski-law.com to learn more about how cases like these work in NY. Also, if you have legal questions, I urge you to call me because I can answer your legal questions at 516-487-8207 or by e-mail at lawmed10@yahoo.com. I welcome your call.

The Law Office of Gerald Oginski, LLC
25 Great Neck Rd., Ste. 4
Great Neck, NY 11021
516-487-8207
lawmed10@yahoo.com

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