Polly was born on 19.11.2012. She was born 6 weeks earlier than her due date. On the third day after her birth, hydrocephalus and agenesis of corpus callosum was detected. On 03.12.2012 we were sent for treatment in Sofia in the Neonatology Department of University Hospital. During her stay there for treatment chromosomal abnormality was also detected. Upon Polly's discharge on 29.12.2012, she was assigned rehabilitation, which has been ongoing until now. She was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy - Spastic Lower Extremity Dysplasia at the age of 1 year 4 years. We have carried out rehabilitation procedures in the SBRDC " St. Sofia " ; SBR - National Complex - Momin Pass ; SBR - National Complex - Bankya. The child's progress was minimal and I decided to seek consultation abroad. After three courses of treatment in Turkey, her condition became significantly better. Polly continues to struggle, showing that rehabilitation and work has benefited she is progressing hard, but there is still much to be desired for her to fully recover. She is due to have a stem cell transfusion at Liv Hospital in Istanbul, Turkey (a treatment that is not funded in this country). It requires $10,000 for each infusion (a minimum of 4 infusions are needed) and the total for all infusions is $40,000 - an amount unaffordable for our family. At the same time, rehabilitation is needed again in Turkey, which is not cheap either. Polly continues bravely and struggling forward. Despite all the difficulties, the child continues her fight with confidence and desire. Everything is happening slowly, but we keep believing that Polly will get better. Recently we have been visiting another centre for which I am presenting an offer. Specialist rehabilitators work with the child there. In addition, it turns out that for Polly it is especially important and useful to apply hydrotherapy, so she is already using such treatments, which are producing results. In Turkey, her condition is monitored by several specialists - an eye doctor, a neurologist, a geneticist, an orthopedist and a doctor for her scoliosis. They also continue to make splints for the child, with which she manages to stay upright for a period of 10 minutes several times. Polly achieved these successes with hard work and perseverance, thanks to the rehabilitation. Unfortunately we need a lot more resources to continue.