A 5-year-old struggling with hydrocephalus graduated pre-school after 20 surgeries

1. You can accomplish anything you set your mind to, little Blake!!! 💙💙💙💙🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳😊😊

2. I have hydrocephalus I haven't had as much surgery though 🙁

3. Amazing ❤️💚💛🧡💜❤️💚💛🧡💜

4. Omg he is so cute like if u think dat to

5. Go Blake!!!!

6. I'm praying for this boy with all my heart

7. ❤ Aww what a sweet, brave little boy. ❤ Way to go ❤ little Blake!! ❤

8. The people who thumbed this down… Get help. Or should I say children that have parental issues?

9. Kinda reminds me of miracle in lane 2.

10. It's super wonderful to see such a recovery! I have high intracranial pressure (idiopathic, aka no one knows the cause) and I was very lucky not to develop hydrocephalus, I was born with a connective tissue disorder (ehlers-danlos) and it lead to my dura tearing from the pressure, causing csf leaks, which ultimately released the excess fluid around my brain which stopped the pressure from getting high enough to cause hydrocephalus and finally convinced my doctors that I wasn't being dramatic when saying my headaches weren't normal, nor was the rapid deterioration of my vision.

    I was told most people don't get high intracranial pressure diagnosed until they develop hydrocephalus and end up in the Emergency Room, which is just awful because the brain damage it results in was avoidable for all those cases. I'm aware of course there are many other ways to develop it, and in particular children that are born with it and I have great sympathy for them all, I really can't imagine how tough it is to deal with, especially for the kids. I feel like this little news segment should've explained the condition more because so many people have never heard of it or fully comprehend what it does to someone. Spreading awareness is important for such serious medical conditions, both for avoidance/quicker response time for treating it, and for people to have greater empathy when they encounter people who have gone through tough times like this kid.

    He's very lucky having such wonderful and supportive parents ❤

11. i have the same issues. Hydrocephalus corrected by an endoscopic third ventriculostomy procedure and tethered spinal cord that has been corrected with surgery. its like spina bifida, but much less severe as my spinal cord was only tethered to the base of my spine at birth and not completely outside of the spinal column. I just passed my second semester of community college in may and currently hold a 3.5 GPA so theres hope for us out there. if it weren't for my mom an her diligent care i wouldn't be where i am now

12. I have spina bufanda hi my name is SOLEDAD

13. ❤️❤️❤️ He made me cry! What a special and determined boy and family.

14. humankind we are incredible!

15. Good job, Blake! You’re awesome!

16. USA…preschool..graduation…lol

17. Adorable young man with great determination!!

18. YOU ROCK BLAKE!!!!
    WHAT A STAR!!!!🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

19. How could nine people put a thumbs down on this video?!!
    KARMA

20. America is weak as fuck. 😂

21. God bless little sweet boy I don't have good life but seeing the story bring me smile to my face and weak me to things to time and always say thanks God Hamid

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23. Wtf are the people who thumb downed this video?

24. I love this!!!
    ⬇️Do you love this??!?

25. My friend's baby also has thus condition. This is awesome

26. This kid is so cute. ☺💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

27. Beautiful

28. What an amazing kid! He will definitely go places in life.

29. Would have been better if they had explained properly what hydrocephalus was!

30. ¡Dios te Bendiga y Bendiciones Infinitas!

31. ¡Felicidades, Sigue así Gran Gigante!

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