Hubert et Zuzanna sont deux enfants polonais atteint d'infirmité motrice cérébrale (paralysie cérébrale). Amies de longue date, les deux familles décidèrent de recevoir un traitement par cellules souches chez Beike ensemble, pour la seconde fois. Écoutez leur histoire et les incroyables progrès perçus par les deux enfants.
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