Reveal the Latest Condition of Sonny Septian, Fairuz A Rafiq is Grateful that Her Husband is Now Starting to Learn to Walk

Kapanlagi.com - Fairuz A Rafiq provides the latest news regarding her husband, Sonny Septian, who is currently undergoing treatment at Abdi Waluyo Hospital. Sonny is experiencing narrowing of the blood vessels in his brain and neck, which affects his ability to walk and be active.

Fairuz is grateful because her husband's condition is now improving. In fact, Sonny Septian has already started learning to walk again.

"Alhamdulillah, Sonny's condition is getting better and he is now learning to walk. Now every day there is physiotherapy, so later around 2 PM there will be physiotherapy to learn to walk," said Fairuz at RS Abdi Waluyo, Central Jakarta, Wednesday (7/8/2024).

1. Not Easy

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Fairuz admitted that it was not easy to motivate Sonny to practice walking after experiencing narrowing of the blood vessels.

"Well, yesterday we learned to walk step by step, from being held until finally he could do it by himself, and now every day he is getting more enthusiastic. Because at the beginning, I would often say, "let's learn to walk'," Fairuz continued.

Fairuz shared that Sonny Septian was very happy because during his treatment, many of his friends continuously provided encouragement.

2. Medication Dose Reduced

"He was held until he was no longer held, and then he was happy when his friends visited him. He was especially happy that Ustaz Maulana came almost every day to give support and sometimes played with my children and encouraged him, Alhamdulillah," said Fairuz.

Fairuz then mentioned that the dosage of medication given to Sonny has also started to be reduced. Fairuz was increasingly happy to see Sonny now more cheerful than before when he mostly just slept.

"He just got news from his professor that the medication has started to be reduced. He is also starting to be happy, joking around again. Before, he mostly just slept and communicated only when necessary," she said.

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