The family moved to Bulgaria on the advice of the doctors. The air in Scotland is
of increased humidity. Specialists recommend parents seek a country with a
warmer and more dry climate,
because of lung problems Alisa.
She sometimes gets seizures and to ease her breathing, she uses an inhaler.
She did not part with it, even when sleeping.
Alisa almost always wears sunglasses. They protect her eyes. They are very
sensitive to direct sunlight and the bright rays dazzle her.
Where she lives: In the house for rent, at the foot of Ilchov Hill. She has a
private room.
What she likes to do: Walk around the hill in the morning when the air is fresh;
play outside; to swim in the pool of the yard. She loves parents to read her fairy
tales, for magicians, for fictional beings.
Languages that she speaks: Only English. She does not understand a single
Bulgarian word.
She does with ease / dislikes: She sings Irish songs with pleasure, especially
when her father plays the bagpiper; she loves insects - she has a herbarium of a
variety of bugs.
What she cannot do / has difficulty: When she runs away, when she is scared
or anxious, she gasps.
What makes Alisa happy / sad / depressed: The noise of the sea and warm
sand, the smell of pine forest. She's sad when wants to tell kids from
kindergarten and ladies about her Scotland, but she can not because she can
not speak Bulgarian.
Fears: Do not lose her inhaler, which in a moment of crisis helps her breathe