We are a family with two children who in the hope of a better future we moved to London in 2017 with a 2 year old child and 7 months pregnant. My cesarean delivery was in March / 2017, where I had several complications, eclampsia and large hemorrhage, running out of vital signs for hours. We returned home still in recovery, to take care of two babies (my other daughter was 2 years old), and without my husband who looked for ways to support us. The postpartum pain increased every day and the GP gave no solution. We decided to go back to our country, and we asked the government to help. They helped us with the passage, but we can not register our daughter at the consulate, traveling only with a travel authorization. Arriving in Brazil they almost did not let us in because our daughter had no document. We tried to resolve the situation in justice, because I could not do anything for her, nor vaccines they wanted to provide, because she had no documents and was not Brazilian and not British. And also after doing several exams, left traces of surgical material in my belly after the cesarean section, being the cause of severe pain. The situation was very difficult, because I could not carry my daughter in my arms or take care of my other daughter.Well, the Brazilian judge considered our daughter as stateless, since she could not be registered in Brazil, having been born in England. And she was barred from being registered with the Consulate. Faced with these two problems, we had to return to London to try to solve our situation. Today we are in a lot of financial difficulties, often without essential food. Well, my husband is not able to work, to take care of our daughters, and I need a medical treatment that has a high price. And we also need to resolve the situation of our daughter through lawyers and we are not having any conditions for that. I ask for everyone's help.We are a family with two children who in the hope of a better future we moved to London in 2017 with a 2 year old child and 7 months pregnant. My cesarean delivery was in March / 2017, where I had several complications, eclampsia and large hemorrhage, running out of vital signs for hours. We returned home still in recovery, to take care of two babies (my other daughter was 2 years old), and without my husband who looked for ways to support us. The postpartum pain increased every day and the doctors gave no solution. We decided to go back to our country, and we asked the government to help. They helped us with the passage, but we can not register our daughter at the consulate, traveling only with a travel authorization. Arriving in Brazil they almost did not let us in because our daughter had no document. We tried to resolve the situation in justice, because I could not do anything for her, nor vaccines they wanted to provide, because she had no documents and was not Brazilian and not British. And also after doing several exams, left traces of surgical material in my belly after the cesarean section, being the cause of severe pain. The situation was very difficult, because I could not carry my daughter in my arms or take care of my other daughter.Well, the Brazilian judge considered our daughter as stateless, since she could not be registered in Brazil, having been born in England. And she was barred from being registered with the Consulate. Faced with these two problems, we had to return to London to try to solve our situation. Today we are in a lot of financial difficulties, often without essential food. Well, my husband is not able to work, to take care of our daughters, and I need a medical treatment that has a high price. And we also need to resolve the situation of our daughter through lawyers and we are not having any conditions for that. I ask for everyone's help.