Lolita admitted that her daughter is not autistic

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Lolita daughter Eva, whom she bore in 1999 by Alexander Tsekalo, his third wife. For a long time it was believed that the girl was born with special needs — eve has an autism spectrum disorder.

Tomorrow will be in the program Yulia Menshovoj “Alone with all. To be yourself”. The first channel 12:15

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Recently, the actress became the guest of the transfer of Yulia Menshovoj “Alone with all”, which frankly told about her daughter.

“Eve will grow in that I was given with interest. In the verbal sense. Yes, I have not grown Marilyn Monroe, not a model, but I keep telling her that she is beautiful, good, smart. We agreed with the mother that she would receive what I had received. To me now, too, are more carefully”, — said Lolita.

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Now Eva lives with her grandmother in Ukraine, but will soon come to Moscow to enter the University. “I told her that I would give anything if I came out successfully married for the first time and for life that could not stick neither on their content nor on the maintenance of the family. My child has been a severe backlog, because she weighed 1200 grams after birth. What we are is not only attributed. Just angry people on the Internet endlessly, I was plagued by autism. She doesn’t have autism, is a consequence of prematurity… If I had given up, sat on its butt and was only a child… It is very expensive to raise children when there is a problem. I’m glad I was able to do it,” — said Lolita.

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However, while the singer is hard how to change her life, when Eva will live with her in the capital: “I became estranged from the child. Since two years she is my mother. I was always a “daddy”.

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