My name is Nadia 36 y.o and my daughter Polina is 5 y.o. There are many diagnoses, some of them are atypical autism, genetic disorder, cerebral palsy, ciliac disease and others. It all started in the maternity hospital… My number is +380991673184. We arrived from Simferopol (Crimea). We drove non-stop for 4 days, of which I did not sleep for 1.5 days, all the time on the road, all the time loading and unloading 2 suitcases of 20 kg and 2 bags of 10 kg, a stroller, Polina… the road is very expensive, stressful and exhausting, but I know what for! And for many of you it is easier to get there, use this opportunity!

Stage 1 at 1.10 years (she walked only holding her hand for no more than 20 meters, after treatment 2 stops!) She learned to eat with a spoon, because the professor scolded her for feeding with a spoon… and much more. But upon returning, I visited an orthopedist and he prescribed the wrong treatment and we lost walking for another year! Everything collapsed to 5 meters… then she just sat on the floor and it was impossible to lift her, she was very tired.
Stage 2 at 3.9 years (we rode in a stroller and walked a little. In Baku, I followed the rules and walked her in a mask, we managed to go out for 1.2 hours in 10 days of treatment with acceleration), it got better at home.
Stage 3 at 4.8 years — she didn’t sit on a chair or potty by herself, she flowed around the stroller, her back was like a wheel, her chest was deformed and her head was tilted to one side, her feet were beveled. After that, she even started to climb into a car and SUV, into a car seat, pull up the potty and unstick it if it stuck, her back straightened out, she developed a neck, we completely abandoned the stroller, learned to swim in a circle, push off from the shore, walk quickly on her own, then run, climb stairs by the railing or along the wall, etc.)
Stage 4 has been completed. There have been many setbacks, she has lost independent walking in unfamiliar places, but it is slowly starting to return and new skills are starting to appear!