Colombian Didier Montalvo has always been an exile

Colombian Didier Montalvo has always been an exile. His peers avoided playing with him and mocked him by calling him a “turtle.” And we are not talking about his slowdown. There was a huge basic about the boy’s back, which was reminiscent of a tortoise case. But years later, he underwent surgery, and that’s what he looks now.

Didier was born a completely healthy child, except for the back of small pigment spots.

At the age of six, these spots form a strange basic manifest that looks like a great birth rate.

At first, the boy’s mother, Luz Montalvo, did not attach much importance to the look of neoplasms, but the sign grew through his entirely pace.

It was soon occupied by 40% of the child’s body. It became difficult for him to move, as it limited his movements and weighed several kilograms.

It was no longer possible to ignore the problem, and they decided to show you your doctor. The diagnosis was not encouraging, the boy had a congenital melanaite Neus.

This is a rare genetic disease that meets only 1% of the world’s population. Usually, the emerges on the skin related to this disease do not threaten life and health, but in the case of you did not.

Doctors have warned the boy’s mother that if the operation does not work on time, the tumor will soon become malicious.

He was confused because the growth disposal surgery and the subsequent skin transplant costs a lot of money, and it was beyond its capabilities.

In addition to health problems, didier had other serious problems. Residents of the village, where his family lived, was not tolerant of the boy’s unusual appearance.

His peers mocked him, refusing to communicate with him, and even threw stones on him. Adults did not behave better. They blamed the boy’s mother in a full-time pregnancy.

This means that he is now under the influence of evil forces. They forbade their children to approach Didier, fearing that evil spirits would take them.

As a result, the unfortunate child was banned, even at school, in the Church and other public places. A friendly, communicative child became an exile.

The situation did not save the other village. The family did not take better there.

The British surgeon Neil Bulancro has learned about the problem of the boy. In 2012, he left for Colombia to examine the boy.

The verdict was immediate. The operation should be done as soon as possible. The surgeon agreed to perform the operation completely free.

He was helped by local doctors. Through the joint efforts of the doctors, they managed to remove all the formations of the boy’s backs.

As later, Neil Bultrout himself confessed, this was the most difficult situation he had ever met during his long practice.

After the operation, Didier Montalvo began to live a normal, full life.

The villagers changed their anger, giving him the opportunity to study at school and communicate with other children.