Jeremy, a resilient 2-year-old boy whose journey into this world was marred by a harrowing start. During his birth, the labor process dragged on far too long. The subsequent induced labor unfortunately plunged him into a state of hypoxia and asphyxia, leaving in its wake two formidable challenges: cerebral palsy and craniosynostosis.

Jeremy's physical capabilities was severely restricted. He struggles to hold his head upright, and the simple acts of sitting, standing, or walking independently remain out of his reach. His diet is limited to liquid food, as his condition makes consuming solid meals a difficult task.

Adding to his struggles, Jeremy has a history of epilepsy. Although medications are keeping this condition in check to some extent, he still experiences around 7 minor seizures daily. His medication regimen includes Diazopam, sodium valproate, phenobarbitone, and encephabol, each playing a crucial role in managing his epilepsy and minimizing the frequency and severity of his seizures. Despite the odds stacked against him, Jeremy's spirit remains unbroken, and every day is a new opportunity for progress and hope.

• 1. Frequent focal seizures (5-6/day).
• 2. Generalized hypertonia → Unable to maintain head control; severely restricted mobility.
• 3. Disrupted sleep → Chronic fatigue.

• Two weeks of stem cell therapy
• Surgical method: Lumbar puncture
• Efficacy monitoring plan over 6 to 12 months post-treatment