Chelsea Freeman provided a hopeful update about his son Maximum4, who was diagnosed with a rare neurological disorder Last year.
Max: That Chelsea shares with her husband, Los Angeles Dodgers Star Freddie Freeman – He was taken to the hospital in July 2024 after he could not sit, stop or walk. 33-year-old Chelsea, and Freddie, 35, announced that Max had been diagnosed with Guillain-Barré’s syndrome, an autoimmune disorder during which the immune system of the body attacks the nerves.
In an exclusive interview with Use weeklyChelsea explained how Max has advanced during the months since his initial hospitalization.
“It has been so resistant,” said Chelsea, who spoke to us through his collaboration with Off! For adults and children. “It has been amazing to see. It is still in (physical therapy) twice a week. It will be a complete recovery of one year before it is re-completed. ”
When reflecting on Calvary, an emotional Chelsea called him “the most terrifying thing I’ve ever spent.”
“It was very, very, very intense,” said Chelsea. “Obviously he taught us that health is everything. It was horrible. Was completely paralyzed in a fan. Seeing -able to play it outside, it is really a miracle for the illness I was. “”
Max, who turned 4 in February, is doing much more than playing outside. Chelsea said he has already been taking swimming lessons and she and Freddie recently enrolled him to play Little League.
“I wasn’t even sure a few months ago if he could play baseball,” admitted Chelsea. “You don’t know exactly how the recovery will go.”
Not only Max takes after his father, who was appointed MVP World Series In October, after the Dodgers defeated New York’s Yankees in five games, he also collected the bat in the same way as his two older brothers did it in front of him.
Freddie Freeman and his companions from Los Angeles Dodgers winning the world series of 2024 came in a difficult time for the Freeman family. “It’s an absolute roller coaster of our emotions,” said Chelsea Freeman’s woman in a postgame interview on Wednesday, October 30.
In addition to Max, Chelsea and Freddie also share children Charlie8 and Brandon4, which was born three months before Max through subrogation.
“It’s very great,” Chelsea said to see his three boys on the diamond. “Freddie grew up playing Little League, so it is undoubtedly seeing that Charlie is so much in basketball. Brandon is a leftist like Freddie. And Max is also very athletic. It is very special to see them follow their father’s footsteps.”
With the baseball season around the corner, both for Freddie and for boys – Chelsea Will use! To help keep your family in the safety of mosquitoes and other discomfort while enjoying the pastime of America.
“My children love to put it,” Chelsea said with a laugh. “With the start of the hot baseball and climate, insects and tickles arrive … I love this product, it is obviously safe to put my children. They do not fight at all using it. It is a method of prevention that is very important to me.”