Didi, the boy who comes from a broken family background and spends the first years of his childhood with a foster mother, is moved from one children's home to another until he turns eighteen. He never has the opportunity for a regular education and suffers from the psychological effects of these constant uprootings. He is helplessly at the mercy of the institutional system and becomes a bed-wetter. Under the guise of a medical diagnosis, he is used in homes and facilities for medical purposes. This leads to severe behavioral changes, and the boy becomes deeply troubled in his soul. Eventually, a substitute caregiver manages to help Didi stop being a bed-wetter from the age of fourteen. This marks the first positive turn in his life. An inspiring book that proves: there is hope in even the most difficult situations.