Success does not come on its own; it takes patience, work, persistence, and many sacrifices.

Among many small but sweet successes of our Marta, we have singled out one that we are going to share with you. That is the video in which our Marta eats on her own, without anyone's help.

Cerebral paralysis, which as a result left our four year old Anastasija unable to walk on her own and with difficulties with fine arm movement, made our gentle smiling girl into a little fighter.

After the event that left her right leg plegia, Katarina replaced her active lifestyle, job and maternal obligations with a wheelchair.

Even though more than two years have passed since the injury - head trauma, Shannen has not given up on neurorehabilitation and returning to her hobby - dancing.

A severe head injury, caused by a headbutt to the curb, caused the inability to walk independently to passionate basketball player Bor.

"It takes courage to choose hope over fear," and our dear Smiljka did exactly that, after years of brave fight with a difficult diagnosis, primarily progressive multiple sclerosis.

His recovery is a miracle! 15 years ago, Marko Sentic (43) was picked up on a motorcycle by an acquaintance. While driving near Dubrovnik, they fell. Marko spent two months in a hospital, with serious injuries.

This though was a guideline for Tea and her family in the months that are now behind her.

Ever since she was a little girl, Vanessa dreamed of participating at the Olympics, winning medals while representing her country. This dream “came to life” when Vanessa was summited to be the part of Austria’s synchronized swimming Olympic team.

"Where there is no fight, there can be no victory!" – well aware of that was Nikolina, a six-year-old girl with cerebral palsy, who with her perseverance and hard work, achieved what she once could only fantasies about. Nikolina is a girl who, after three months of her life, was diagnosed with a disease that was extremely difficult to face, Cerebral Palsy. Diagnose that did not allow her to move independently. She could not dress, squat or sit by herself or do any other day-to-day activity independently.

A strong wish that the baby is completely healthy when it comes to the world is a completely normal expectation. But when we are facing with the impossibility of the child to live “to the fullest”, this important expectation of ours remains unfulfilled. Just then we become powerless.

Ante Kolunđija (21) fell off a motorcycle last year and broke a vertebra due to which he ended up in wheelchair. He didn't feel his legs not even after several months spent in a rehabilitation center, but then...

Seven-year-old Leona. Always smiling. Loved. Persistent. This is her story that gives HOPE to people… Brushing teeth. Combing hair. Doing an independent step. Going to kindergarten. Going to school. Things that people consider being a normal day-to-day activity, to Leona it represents a goal that she is trying to achieve for years. A mutual underdevelopment of brain neurons, pachygyria, polymicrogyria, dysarthria…this is how Leona’s diagnosis sounds like. This made many obstacles in the life of this little girl, but she has managed to overcame them successfully thanks to GLARTH METHOD of treatment and to the team of the Glavić Polyclinic. Mum Vrtjel didn’t accept the negative prognosis and has contacted with TRUST the Glavić Polyclinic team.

I have moved my toe! I knew it, I have always known in my heart that the answer is in Dubrovnik. I would crawl to here if dr. Glavić hasn't given me this gift. Crawl! Because, intuitively, I always knew that I could do it, and I did it, thank God. From my heel I have drown an impulse and it is continuing its journey! I cannot even describe the happiness I am feeling right now.

Even superheroes need help, and in role of one is a 8 year old Lucas Čačković, the boy for whose treatment people have been raising money through a humanitarian action.

There were so many dreams and plans in front of the young Leo… A jump in the sea changed his life, as well as his family's life, forever. The accident left him immobile. But then two months ago Leo started with robotic neurorehabilitation and the hope was reborn again.

Even my arm is relaxed, not stiff anymore. I exercise every day and walk a lot – says Sara filled with joy.