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SWAT won't give up! Manicure master Valentin Goiko – how to start a bright life in a wheelchair

In each new issue of the inclusive project “Unbroken”, the presenter Andrei Babinsky acquaints the audience with such amazing fates.

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SWAT won't give up! Manicure master Valentin Goiko – how to start a bright life in a wheelchair

The life of former special forces officer Valentin Goiko has changed dramatically after a terrible car accident in which he suffered a severe neck fracture. Iron character took up: Valentin did not break down, moved to Minsk, participated in the half marathon, found love in "Tik-Tok" and mastered the most unexpected profession for a severe fighter - became a successful manicure master.

Usually, people with disabilities see some kind of limitation, the world in dark colors and insufficiency, but behind a wheelchair, a white cane or any prosthesis - a whole life, a history of resilience and overcoming the challenges of fate.

In each new issue of the inclusive project “Unbroken”, the presenter Andrei Babinsky acquaints the audience with such amazing fates.

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