Boy Thrown from Tate Modern Can Now Run, Swim, Jump
Here’s a summary of the news article:
A young boy, who was severely injured after being thrown from the 10th floor of the Tate Modern in London in 2019, has made remarkable progress in his recovery.
Key points:
* The Incident: The boy, then six years old, was thrown from a balcony by Jonty Bravery, a teenager. He survived a 100ft (30m) fall.
* Injuries: He suffered life-changing injuries including a brain bleed and broken bones.
* Recent Progress: The family reports he can now run, jump, and swim – albeit differently than other children his age. He’s also improving his cognitive endurance and memory.
* Emotional & Physical Wellbeing: He’s learning too relax and manage the tension on his right side,which was a result of compensating for weakness on his left.
* Family’s Sentiment: The family describes him as thier “little knight” and are overjoyed with his achievements, calling his goal of running, jumping and swimming ”mission accomplished”.
* Ongoing Care: He still requires further operations.
The article highlights the amazing resilience of the boy and the dedication of his family and care team.