Our love is a student love that has lasted for 31 years. We first experienced what it was like to be parents in February 2002, when our daughter Zsófia arrived. Then, in May 2004, Janika was born at 40 weeks after a normal pregnancy. When she was one and a half to two years old, we noticed that her behaviour was not normal. We took her to doctors, but at that time, children under the age of three could not be diagnosed with autism. We received the official results in 2007. Unfortunately, she suffers from severe non-verbal autism. We went everywhere, to the Heim Pál Hospital, movement development specialists, speech therapists, naturopaths. Unfortunately, we have not been successful to date. Janika suffers from non-verbal autism, a heart valve disorder and epilepsy. I have to give her medication five times a day, which she didn't want at first. Now it's part of her daily routine. Her intellectual capacity has remained at the level of a 2-year-old. It's as if I have a child who is forever 2 years old. Feeding her, bathing her, taking her anywhere is not always easy, but I take her everywhere, whether it's to the shop or the office. We live in a small town, people know us, some accept us, some don't. Vikike's arrival took us by surprise. She wanted to come to us, so she arrived in May 2011, after a spontaneous, smooth 45-minute delivery. We watched her development with great concern and were happy with every little step she took. Since we regularly took Janika for therapy, I always took Vikike with me, so Vikike was diagnosed with Asperger's very early on. I could say that she has been receiving therapy since birth, which is still evident. She is doing excellently at a normal school and is now a 13-year-old teenager. Unfortunately, I am unable to work, so her father is the sole breadwinner and works 12 hours a day. Zsófi is a third-year university student and will be a bio-chemical engineer. She is a boarder, which is an additional expense. Since I am on disability and my partner is working, we do not receive any municipal support. We would be very grateful if you would choose us. Sass Szilvia Irén