Benett was born on 2 April 2015 by programmed caesarean section due to his mother's serious heart condition. The start was not easy: his mother had undergone two open heart surgeries, but she fought with all her might to ensure that her son was born safely.

Benett was born with hypotonic muscles, but initially there did not seem to be any major problems. After the first compulsory vaccination, his appetite decreased and after the second vaccination, at just 4.5 months, he was hospitalised because he would not take formula at all. From then on, his development slowed down considerably. For more than six months he weighed just 6 kilograms.

At the age of one, he could not even sit up. Dévény Therapy helped him reach his first important milestones and he attended treatments for years. Her mother tried her best to help her child develop. It wasn't until Benett was five that he could walk enough to no longer need a pushchair, and he became potty-trained at the age of six.

For many years, the family searched for the right improvements and therapies. After the Dévény gymnastics, they did TSMT for a year and a half, and also tried craniosacral and bioresonance treatments. Benett also went on therapeutic horseback riding for four years, hoping to get his speech moving one day.

Although this has not fully happened to date, Benett can now say a few words and communicates with the outside world mostly by pointing.

She currently goes to school in Paradise Coast, where she has door-to-door transport every day. His mother is on GYOD benefits and cannot work because Benett requires constant supervision. He cannot even dress and clean himself.

But now a new ray of hope has come into their lives: sign therapy. The treatments started last summer, when the therapist was able to travel to Szekszárd, and the first signs are encouraging.

Benett's story is one of perseverance, the strength of a mother's love and hope - of a family never giving up, even in the most difficult situations.