Cheerful, cheerful Yegor has spina bifida, which means that he can crawl perfectly, he has strong arms, but he will never walk. He has lived in an orphanage since birth, but in October 2021, his mother Alexandra finally took him home. A real house, a toy bear the size of two Yegor's, and a real live cat were waiting for him in Yegor's room.
Yegor loves to read books, and he also knows such clever and complicated words as atarax medicine - the consequences of living in an institution for children with disabilities. And in general, he knows how to hooliganize, disguise himself, and play like a real actor in the theater.
His mother enjoys reading Kharms and Brodsky to Yegor, but even the best books cannot replace active development for a child - walking outside, playing with peers, independently learning about the world around him. And it's impossible without an active wheelchair, which the boy can easily manage by himself. He wants to - and he drove himself, without anyone else's help. For now it is impossible - his mother drives the boy in a baby carriage, and he looks around sadly.
Such a wheelchair exists, but it is expensive, and for the time being his mother is not able to buy one, and the time required to make up for the loss of time during his stay within the four walls of the orphanage is rapidly running out. Let's help Yegorka get on his wheels and start exploring the big world outside the institutional gates on his own!
