I will not give up my rights to anyone.

Every day we exercise our rights. When we go to the doctor, when we enroll our child in daycare, when we receive a diploma from university - we use a variety of different rights that we have and that can be taken away from us due to the absence of some document or incorrect printing. Angelika was twelve when her mother died. Soon after, her father passed away. She was left with her brother and sister - both with developmental disabilities. Her parents had instilled a strong character in her, so she did not lose hope. She learned to successfully communicate with lawyers, resolve issues related to paying off debts for the apartment, negotiate with doctors to assign disability status to her brother and sister. And most importantly - not to give up when faced with another closed door. This book is a true story about how to achieve results, even when faced with endless rejections, and about how life is truly beautiful if you don't give up and appreciate even the little that you have.