Arina received a cosmetic hand prosthesis

Oscar was born without a right forearm. His mother raised him alone, trying to teach him everything that other children do, with just one hand. The boy learned to be independent, patient, and diligent. But as he grew older, Oscar began to feel embarrassed about his difference. He would hide his arm at school, on the street, and in activities, feeling insecure.In first grade, volunteers helped Oscar to get his first prosthesis—a cosmetic one. But the experience turned out to be unsuccessful. That’s why the guy learned to cook, tie shoelaces, glue, and sew. He loves working with dough and knitting. Also, our protégé sings, performs on stage, and is interested in sports. But all this with one hand. And now, at seventeen, Oscar has made an important decision — he is ready to wear a prosthesis again! The guy wants to gain freedom, get rid of tension, and become more confident. He wants to do what he loves without limits. He wants to learn to play the piano and violin, to feel like a full-fledged member of society. A bionic prosthesis will give Oscar the opportunity to use both hands in everyday life, creativity, and sports. It will help prevent the development of scoliosis, as all the load currently falls on the left side of his body. And most importantly, this prosthesis can give him the confidence, freedom, and joy of an active life that Oscar so lacks.Let's make the guy's dream come true together!