Vova doesn't have a headache anymore!

Surgery to reconstruct the skull solved the problem with intracranial pressure. The boy got relief from constant headaches. The first person Vova saw after the operation was nanny Olga. She works for the foundation "Volunteers to Help Orphaned Children" and has been taking care of Vova for two months now. ...A deformed skull, a small jaw, fused fingers and toes — this is how Vova was first seen in the Chita Orphanage. Back then, he could only eat ground food, his eyesight and brain suffered from excessive intracranial pressure, and the quiet, friendly kid himself suffered from headaches. The child's nanny noticed the results of the operation immediately: along with the deformity, the constant pain disappeared, and the boy became calmer, stopped crying often. Surgeons reconstructed the skull and modeled its new shape, securing the bones with biodegradable plates. The nanny is currently with Vova at a children's rehabilitation center in the Moscow region. The baby recovers from the operation and gains strength before the next one, on his fingers. Vova loves playing legos, building houses, flipping through books, he began to talk more, and to the words "mom" and "dad", which he did not know the family yet, he learned first anyway, "give" and a few others were added. "Vova has excellent hearing, he sings melodies from "Good Night, kids" and the cartoon "Three Cats" very clearly," says Olga. After leaving the orphanage, he suddenly found himself under the care of hundreds of strangers who paid for a complex operation, and now he has a chance to find a family. May he become someone's son, may someone be very lucky!