Kata was born completely healthy on September 6, 2002. Her illness began with an epileptic seizure. She was diagnosed with encephalitis in the hospital.

He got better and better, and after 2 weeks they took him off the diuretic medication and his left side became paralyzed, then it turned out that he had an overproduction of cerebrospinal fluid.
The family was living in Jász-Nagykun Szolnok County when the overproduction of cerebrospinal fluid was discovered. They were taken to the Budapest National Neurosurgery Hospital, where Kata underwent endoscopic brain surgery.

"Kata couldn't stand up until the morning after the surgery when we went to her, she was standing there in the crib. I'll never forget it," her mother said.

Her movement was not very good, but after the endoscopic surgery, her development started. She started to climb and walk with a guide. The delay in movement development presented Kata and her family with another challenge, as her right femur did not turn into the socket, so the little girl had to undergo more surgeries. Due to an ossification problem, the femur did not fuse for a while, which is why she developed a standing joint and the screws kept breaking. In the fourth year, she received a spinal tap in the femur, and so the bone fused after a year and a half.

After the surgeries, Kata and her family did everything they could to improve her movement and speech. They participated in numerous therapies and development programs, and continue to do so to this day.
András Bóné has been attending a communication development school for 3 years, where his communication has improved a lot, he has become more sociable and open, he is learning to communicate on a tablet, he has a gesture dictionary and I have a MY diary, which is full of pictures, so he can tell what happened to him.

Her current rehabilitation is at the STEPS Neurorehabilitation Center, which is helping Kata a lot in her development. They do gymnastics with robots, which help them take a little weight off her legs, so she doesn't have to work with her full body weight. Kata loves animals and regularly goes to equestrian therapy.

Let's support Kata together so she can participate in newer and more effective therapies that will make her life easier.