A lovely Easter egg hamper bundle featuring 10 items; dairy milk Caramel egg mini egg bar mildly bar mini eggs bar dairy milk buttons egg maltesers bunny x 2 dairy milk freddo egg mini eggs egg smarties egg mini egg bag lindt hazelnut bunny all money raised will go to Arthurs sword in the stone charity campaign https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/arthursswordinthestone https://instagram.com/arthurbowie.sdr https://www.facebook.com/arthurssword/ A bit about Arthur: We are raising money to give Arthur the best chance of finding his feet. Arthur requires Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy (SDR) surgery and targeted physiotherapy to relieve spasticity in his legs to help achieve his aim of walking. Born at 28+1 weeks while attending a wedding in Verona, Italy, Arthur suffered a brain haemorrhage resulting in hydrocephalus following an extremely challenging few days. We were advised to say our goodbyes by his bedside, but Arthur refused to stop fighting. He spent 8 weeks battling to become fit enough to fly back to the UK and continue fighting in Addenbrookes and Harlow NICUs. In total Arthur spent 108 days fighting to get home, recovering from lung, heart and metabolic issues. His first year saw a number of brain surgeries after VP shunt failures and multiple admissions for respiratory illnesses. After his determined recovery, Arthur has been left with bilateral hearing loss, cerebral palsy and global developmental delay. Despite these issues, Arthur is the happiest little boy you’ll come across. He loves to laugh. He loves company and thrives in his nursery surrounded by his friends. Arthur has exceeded his neurosurgery team’s expectations by getting as far as he has, and we’re determined to help him go as far as he can. Arthur is able to sit unaided but is unable to stand and walk by himself. He uses a walker under close supervision, and is working on mastering his wizzybug & adapted trike. His cerebral palsy presents in stiff limbs on his right side, his foot in a natural tip-toe shape, and limited motor function in his right hand. Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy (SDR) is a surgical procedure that aims to reduce spasticity in the lower limbs. Spasticity is the result of an abnormal communication between the brain and the nerves. SDR is effective in treating spasticity by cutting the nerve rootlets in the spinal canal that are sending abnormal signals to the muscles. SDR is not a cure for cerebral palsy but intends to improve quality of life and/or mobility in children affected by it. Before and after SDR Arthur will have to put in a lot of work to get the most from the surgery. The first few years are the most important and require intensive physiotherapy 3 times a week.