Four years ago, Nadya was diagnosed with epilepsy. Since then, she has been taking anticonvulsants daily, but the disease has not gone away yet - EEG results continue to show activity in the brain.
The girl has a hard time learning. Things that are simple for other children - mathematics, composing stories - become a real challenge for Nadya. She gets tired quickly, loses concentration, needs constant attention and support. Without supervision, Nadya can unknowingly damage things - not out of mischief, but because the world sometimes turns out to be too complicated for her.
Nadya loves warm hugs, quiet "secret" conversations, drawing with bright colors. Her happiness is music before bed, favorite plush toys and entire cities of pillows, where all her imaginary friends live.
Now Nadya has a chance. Doctors from the Bekhterev Brain Institute have prescribed special genetic tests that can become a turning point in treatment. These tests are the key to understanding the nature of the disease and selecting effective therapy.
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