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Jabari

Our three-year old son, Jabari, was born with Congenital Short Right Femur. We were told by a local surgeon that amputation of his right leg and wearing a prosthetic was his only option. Well, his options expanded tremendously when we found Dr. Paley with the click of a computer mouse. Dr. Paley is a genius, and his gifted hands have afforded Jabari and others like him a life of normalcy. Our experience at the Paley Institute was the opportunity of a lifetime, and the kind service given by the physician’s assistants, staff, and volunteers was outstanding. May the blessings of God continue to pour upon Dr. Paley, The Paley Institute, and the entire St. Mary’s Hospital staff.

Just because these children have a limb deficiency, it doesn’t mean they can’t compete with other children in sports. Jabari is in a bowling league and got first place in his division.

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Bartek Bułat is a young athlete who proves that determination and faith can work miracles.
Bartek

Bartek’s journey is a remarkable testament to what can be achieved with innovative limb-reconstruction strategies. Born with a rare congenital condition affecting his legs, Bartek was initially advised that amputation and prosthetics were his only options in his home country. Instead, his family sought care at the Paley Institute, where advanced corrective surgeries, including realignment of his knees and feet

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Mosope

On 31st December 2010, we received our new year gift with the birth of Mosope, amid the celebration, there was a challenge, Mosope was born with Proximal focal femoral deficiency (PFFD), i got confused as i have never seen nor hear of this condition. We immediately met with our local doctor that referred us to an orthopaedic consultant, the Professor

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Larry

When a person is diagnosed with a serious medical condition that requires surgery, usually they seek a second opinion that hopefully informs them that things are not so dire. Imagine when the second physician tells the patient that not only is surgery required, but an additional procedure is needed as well. This is what happened to me. Upon a neurologist’s

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