It no longer played calmly, often sniffed her nervously as if trying to understand something, and sometimes even placed itself between her and others, as if to protect her.

At first, we thought it was just the animal’s whims, but his words made us pay attention.

So we went to the doctor. After the examination, we received a dreadful diagnosis: our two-year-old daughter was found to have cancer. But because the illness was detected at a very early stage, the doctors were able to act immediately.

Today, our daughter is alive and healthy. She still loves to play with the neighbors’ horse, and we look at that animal with immense gratitude. For it was the very first to show us that we needed to pay attention to our child’s health.