In the wake of the 1986 Chernobyl disaster, a group of pioneering scientists in Ukraine began developing a groundbreaking medical treatment using fetal stem cells. This documentary explores the lives of patients who have sought out this controversial therapy, traveling across borders to access a treatment that remains largely unavailable in the United States. Through their personal stories, the film examines the potential of fetal stem cell therapy to address a wide range of neurological and immunological conditions, while also navigating the complex ethical and regulatory landscape surrounding its use.