Healer, fortuneteller, founder of the Academy of Alternative Sciences, creator of unique medical equipment, artist, poetess - Evgenia Yuvashevna Davitashvili, known to the whole world as Juna. All my life, helping people and saving them, I never found happiness in my personal life. Juna's only joy was her only son Vakhtang Davitashvili.
Biography
After graduating from the Rostov Medical College, Evgenia Sardis (Juna) was assigned to Tbilisi. There she met her future husband, Viktor Davitashvili, a high-ranking official.
Vakhtang Davitashvili, the healer's beloved and only son, was born in this marriage. After a difficult and tragic first pregnancy, during which Juna lost her newborn daughter Emma, her son became a real gift to her.
Vakhtang was born on July 22, 1975, the birthday of his mother. The boy grew up very kind and inquisitive. Like his mother, he showed a talent for drawing and writing poetry. Very fond ofsports, even had a rank in karate.
Wakho grew up and became a tall, athletic and very attractive young man. Juna really wanted to nurse her grandchildren as soon as possible, and she decided to urgently marry her son, despite the fact that he was not yet 16 years old. And Vakhtang Davitashvili got married. The bride was a very good girl, a luxurious wedding was played according to all traditions, but the marriage did not last even two months. Perhaps the reason for this was life without a father's upbringing, and boundless love for his mother.
Educated at the Krasnodar Institute of Foreign Languages, Vakho became an indispensable assistant to his mother. At the International Academy of Alternative Sciences, headed by Juna Davitashvili, Vakhtang served as Deputy Prime Minister. Together they worked on the creation and implementation of miraculous devices. Of the thirteen patented inventions in the field of medicine, the Juna-1 physiotherapy apparatus has no analogues in the world.
Early Care
Unfortunately, Vakhtang was destined for an early departure. Both he and Juna had a premonition of this, but they could not do anything. Celebrating his 26th birthday with his mother, he, as if knowing something, told her that he would no longer celebrate this holiday. And he was right.
Vakhtang Davitashvili died in a car accident, saving the lives of pedestrians who suddenly ran out onto the road. It happened on a summer evening in 2001. He received injuries incompatible with life.
In turn, Juna always called a different versionwhat happened. She claimed that her son was killed.
Not reconciled
This terrible tragedy forever divided Juna's life into "before" and "after". Even after a long time, she could not come to terms with this loss.
It always seemed to her that her son was very uncomfortable in the grave at the Vagankovsky cemetery. And a few months after the funeral, she was able to arrange for the exhumation of the body. After that, the remains of Vakho were reburied in the crypt, where, according to his mother, it was more convenient for him and the earth did not press on him. In the grave of her son, she put a cell phone, on which she topped up the account until the end of her life, so that she could communicate with her son.
