Hi, I am Georgi. Welcome to my web site. This is my dream...

I was born in Tbilisi in the year 2000. Tbilisi is the capital of Georgia which lies at the eastern end of the Black Sea - the fabled "Land of the Golden Fleece".

In the summer of 2007, when I was six years old, I got encephalitis and went to sleep for a long time. When I woke up I was very confused and upset because I couldn't speak or move.

Today I am a lot better but I still can't walk on my own, but I can speak a little. I like playing Pro Evolution Soccer on my PlayStation and I have a computer which I use to help me with my schoolwork (my teacher comes to the house three times a week), but I like going on the internet the most - especially when my favourite football team are playing (and not losing!)

My dream is to live in a new house in place of the dacha at Armazi and have lots of people there and lots of things to do. I like painting and music so it would be great if I could have a studio there where I could paint and make music, and have other people come and stay and do that too, and go fishing, or just sit out at night and look at the stars. Unfortunately I can't walk so I will also need a physiotherapy room (and a nice physiotherapist!) so I think this place could be some sort of centre where disabled people can come and stay, somewhere with nice gardens and lots of ramps and footpaths for wheelchairs - oh, and a football pitch, and one of these suits...

What's here...

I keep myself occupied by posting things to my blog. Here you can find out what great music I'm listening to right now, what my favourite films are, and be the first on your block to see some of my legendary artwork!

news.georgi.co.uk is where you can find all the latest headlines from the BBC - without the ads and such. There's going to be a lot of "health" news on there soon, mainly related to my condition but there'll be other stuff as well.

I use a couple of online aids to help me with my schoolwork which are all filed under "Useful stuff!" This part of the site is still a work in progress but you can find a few things there which I use to help me learn to write and add up.

Please consider making a small donation to help to look after Georgi. He’s getting bigger now and he needs 24/7 care from two adults. Unfortunately Georgi lives in a country with a nearly non-existent social services system, so the government only provides about $30 a month, which just about covers the cost of his physiotherapist for a couple of visits.