My daughter was born prematurely and diagnosed with cerebral palsy. Since she was little, she struggled with severe muscle weakness in her legs—especially her calves. She couldn’t stand or walk upright, and most of the time, she had to use her knees to move around. This caused frequent injuries and bruising, and she often cried from the pain. As a mother, it was heartbreaking to watch her go through this every day.

We tried many therapies and assistive devices, but nothing gave her the strength she needed. Three years ago, a friend introduced us to Keeogo – robotic-assisted physiotherapy. At the time, my daughter hadn’t reached the minimum height requirement of 154cm, so we had to wait. This year, she finally reached the height limit, and we made the journey from Johor Bahru for her first trial.

From the very first session, I saw a difference. With Keeogo’s device support, my daughter could stand upright and walk using her walking frame—without relying on her knees. Her calves began to gain strength, and even her doctor noticed the improvement and gave encouraging feedback.
Today, my daughter walks with more confidence and less pain. The injuries on her knees have reduced significantly, and she’s more cheerful and active. Traveling from JB was not easy, but seeing her progress makes every trip worthwhile.

Keeogo – robotic-assisted physiotherapy has given my daughter more than physical support—it’s given her dignity, independence, and a chance to enjoy life like other children. I’m deeply thankful to Wistron MedTech and the Keeogo team for making this possible. For families like ours, Keeogo is not just a device—it’s a turning point.