Dima's health is monitored by his personal programmer

For eight months now, Dima Grigoriev has been living and developing normally thanks to a shunt system that brings order to his head by draining excess fluid from the ventricles of the brain. The boy has hydrocephalus, or as the disease is popularly called, "hydrocephalus of the brain." Since neurosurgeons operated on Dima, his health is not threatened. Or almost nothing. The thing is, the settings of the programmable shunt can get messed up. For example, if a child goes near a microwave or holds an iPhone to his ear. In the Grigorievs' house, gadgets are forbidden for this reason, and there is no microwave or induction stove in the kitchen. Mom and dad are watching their son's condition very carefully and know exactly what to do if suddenly Dima gets dizzy or starts vomiting, if he becomes cranky or sleepy. Then they take their son in an armful and rush by car to the nearest hospital, where there is a special programmer for the shunt valve. "Suitcase" is how moms of children with hydrocephalus call this device and all its accessories. Everything they need for their quiet life is neatly stacked in a small case. Using the programmer it is possible to check the correctness of the shunt and adjust the settings of the system making the child's life comfortable and their parents really happy. The worst thing is that the nearest hospital where they could help Dima and where the "small suitcase" of life is in Saint-Petersburg, about 500 km far from their house. It's far away, expensive (long trips with any sign of poor health is not cheap), dangerous. Dima needs his own personal programmer. With this "suitcase" can live quietly, and if going on a long trip, so not in the hospital, and, for example, by the sea. Let's help Dima to pack a vitally important for him "suitcase"!