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Health of boy thrown from Tate Modern takes ‘sad step backwards’, family say
French child, six at time of 2019 attack, suffers setback in recovery after January operation
TL;DR
- A boy injured in a 2019 attack at the Tate Modern has experienced a setback in his recovery after January surgery.
- The family reports that his rehabilitation is proving longer and more difficult than anticipated, with the child still unable to walk.
- The boy is hospitalized in a rehabilitation center and is only able to have weekend leave in a wheelchair, which causes him frustration.
- The family has found a school suited to his needs, which he was able to try before his operation.
- The attacker, Jonty Bravery, pleaded guilty to attempted murder and received a life sentence with a minimum term of 15 years.
- Bravery was recently jailed for assaulting two nurses at Broadmoor hospital.