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Derby County fan aged two suffers stroke13 May 2024By Isaac Ashe & Jonno Baker,namibya millî futbol takımı maçları BBC News, DerbyShareLiam MatherReuben is being treated at Birmingham Children's HospitalA two-year-old Derby County Football Club fan suffered a stroke just days after the team secured promotion.Now Reuben's family is fighting to help him recover before the Rams take to the pitch in the Championship once again.A stroke hit the left side of Reuben's brain on 1 May, affecting movement in his right arm and leg and taking away his speech.But his family hope he will be well enough to return to Pride Park for the first game of the season in August.His dad, Liam Mather, told the BBC: "Reuben had no health issues, he's a normal little boy, loves football, loves sport.Liam MatherThe family are regulars in the West Stand at Pride Park"As he was walking into the bathroom with his mum, he put his hand on his head and grimaced as though he was in pain."Everything seemed okay and he got in the bath - a couple of minutes later, she noticed his bottom lip on his right hand side started to drop and he couldn't seem to get out of the bath."She called 999 and got an ambulance there."Reuben is currently undergoing treatment at Birmingham Children's Hospital, where his family says he is showing promising signs of recovery.Liam said: "He hadn't spoken in a week, he's been completely silent, now his words are coming back very slowly."Unfortunately we've got no movement in his right arm or right leg. We just have to wait and see and take it day by day."The family is raising money to pay for private physiotherapy and speech therapy on top of what the NHS can provide and for any adjustments to their home that Reuben may need.Liam MatherHis family hope Reuben could be back at Pride Park next seasonMr Mather said: "The first three to six months of a recovery from a stroke are vital and obviously being two gives him an amazing opportunity to make as much of a recovery as possible."As parents we just want to enhance his odds and do as much as possible - and if he doesn't recover as much as we'd like, obviously, then we've got to think about wheelchairs, stair lifts, kitting our house out to make his life as easy as possible."We can't believe the reaction our appeal has had from the DCFC family."We've had messages from the players, the manager. Everyone's getting behind Reuben."I'm so proud. After the promotion it really did feel like we're all in it together then and unfortunately, four days later, we've had an absolute disaster and that family's come together to support Reuben. We really appreciate it."We've been in contact with the club who have been amazing. We'll do whatever it takes to get him there."Follow BBC Derby on Facebook, on X, or on Instagram. Send your story ideas to [email protected] or via WhatsApp on 0808 100 2210.DerbyStrokesRelatedPlans to rebuild and demolish primary school submitted14 hrs agoDerbyAuschwitz survivor celebrates 100th birthday2 days agoDerbyDoughnut firm to pay £30k after worker harassed3 days agoDerbyMore8 days agoStroke physiotherapist awarded for 'amazing' careRichard Lee says the award marks an "emotional" start to his final week at the hospital.8 days agoNorthamptonshire24 May 2024GAA manager had 'no warning' before strokeTyrone joint manager Feargal Logan has spent four months away from sport after collapsing at home.24 May 2024Northern Ireland15 May 2024'I may not be here if my stroke was at different time'Thrombectomy treatment is relatively new and most effective when given within six hours of a stroke occurring to mitigate post stroke issues. 15 May 2024Northern Ireland12 May 2024'My world flipped on its head after stroke'Biker Tim North said he felt he had lost his identity when his licence was revoked after a stroke.12 May 2024Somerset7 May 2024People who have had a stroke needed for studyResearchers will look at ways to help arm recovery after a stroke.7 May 2024Cornwall