The Man Who Wasn’t Broken by Severe Disability

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There are people whom life tests so harshly that many never get back up. And there are those who go through it all — and become even stronge...

Restarting my Instagram

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Two years ago, I lost my old phone number. Along with it, I lost access to my Instagram. I won't pretend it was a tragedy — more of an a...

Life in Belgorod – Science and Everyday Life

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I have long wanted to write about life in Belgorod. At the same time, I deliberately try to avoid details about military actions and the dif...

Klark Teknik CT-1 + Fifine: How I Built Decent Sound Without an Expensive Audio Interface

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I struggled for a long time. A very long time. First I tried writing and recording on whatever I already had. Then I tried squeezing the max...

Accepting reality as it is

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I thought for a long time about whether it was even worth writing this article. Whether it was worth putting my personal life on public disp...

About the project, life, and the idea of the application

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I’ll say it honestly right away: there won’t be large series of posts here or attempts to turn all of this into some kind of large-scale pub...

Disability Benefits, Caregiver Payments, and Rehab Equipment in Russia: My Personal Experience and the Reality

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When I was 15 years old, I was assigned  group I disability. Until I turned 18, I was registered as a disabled child, and then at 18, my dis...

Pain after spinal cord injury (SCI)

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Pain is a common and serious problem for people with spinal cord injury (SCI). It can occur both in areas with preserved sensation and in ar...

Marriage, Disability, and Inequality: Between Necessity and Choice

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For many people, marriage is about love, intimacy, partnership, and a shared future. However, for some people with disabilities, marriage ta...

Neural network Darwinism 🧠

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So, regarding the question of neural network Darwinism 🧠. You should understand that, essentially, the human brain represents a kind of br...

On Paralysis 🧠 How It Works. Part 1

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 As you can see, the image shows a tree 🌳Why a tree? Because technically, all types of paralysis that a person can experience—when we are t...

32 Years with Multiple Sclerosis: My Life, Work, and the Path to Acceptance

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I m 38 years old, and in essence I have been living with multiple sclerosis for 32 years. Formally, the diagnosis has not been fully closed—...

An Exoskeleton as a Form of a Path

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Sometimes life unfolds in such a way that text becomes the only honest way to record what is happening. Not to justify oneself, not to expla...

4 years have passed, part 3

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 I have good news for you, girls and boys, my health condition in recent years has stabilized so much that I decided to look for work again....

4 years have passed, part 2

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Somewhere in 2014 I quit my job as a programmer and began to invest all my free time in a project on neurogenesis and solution for SPMS. In ...

4 years have passed, part 1

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Hello everyone. It has been 4 years since my last article in the English variation of this blog. This is largely due to the fact that there ...

The result after the 1-st year of applying the 4.0.

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As I promised earlier you’ll find here  the results of recovery conception which I have been applying for one year and which is called 4.0...
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The end of the 12th month.

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Hello, everybody! It’s already February. One year ago I made a decision to start this challenge and check whether I would be able to get o...

Сerebellar injury, multiple sclerosis and how to deal with it, the end of 11th month

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Hello again to all of you! Accept my congrats on winter holidays - Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all of you, my dear readers and su...

05 december 2016, multiple sclerosis, another month is over

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Hello to everyone. Winter has сome as always unnoticeably. And I turned 29. Life flies very fast, I remember a great deal of moments from ...