There are moments of challenge as expected but also many small victories — from adapting to his casts to showing curiosity and playfulness despite everything he has been through.
His mother Marie continues to be a constant source of love and reassurance and together they are embracing each step forward.
Marie is also gaining more confidence each day learning new skills such as using a microwave and washing machine — everyday tasks that are new to her. She is deeply grateful for the kindness shown and extends many thanks to everyone who visits and supports them during their stay.
This journey continues to be made possible through the care of his medical team and the ongoing support of the ROMAC family.
Read an earlier Patient Story about Tom’s treatment.
Haggai came into ROMAC’s care after being born with a rare facial condition that significantly affected her appearance and required urgent specialist surgery in Australia.
A six-week-old baby born with blocked airways was flown from Fiji with her mother and two doctors to receive specialist care with support from ROMAC in Adelaide.
ROMAC is bringing siblings Anis and Melanie from Vanuatu to Canberra for historic, life changing clubfoot surgery this April.
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