Neuroplasticity—the brain’s ability to rewire and adapt—offers hope for rehabilitation.

At just six days old, doctors told us Marley might never walk, talk, or eat on his own. It was devastating. But Marley has defied expectations—he eats regular food, has about 20 words (since December 2024), and actively engages in play and social interactions. He is a happy child with motor challenges, and we want to give him every opportunity to thrive.

Trexo Robotics is a cutting-edge gait trainer that helps children develop muscle memory for walking through assisted repetition. Early intervention is key—research shows that children who start robotic gait training at a young age have better long-term mobility outcomes. Early research outcomes suggest that pairing Trexo with physiotherapy improves active walking with severe mobility challenges (PMC study).

Canadian families have already seen life-changing results with Trexo (CBC article), and we want Marley to have the same opportunity.

Marley is at the perfect age to benefit, but there are challenges:

 ❌ No clinics in Manitoba offer Trexo.
 ❌ Insurance does not cover the cost.

Our goal is to raise $30,000, and thanks to early supporters, we’re making progress. Every dollar counts, and each contribution brings us closer to giving Marley the chance to walk.

We continue to explore other funding sources, but these options are limited and not guaranteed. Your support—whether through donations or sharing—ensures Marley gets the help he needs as soon as possible.

❤️ Every contribution makes a difference. Even if you can’t donate, sharing this page helps us reach others who can.

We dream of the day Marley takes his first steps—and with your help, that day will come.