In the US, students made an amazing surprise to a disabled girl
In the U.S., parents couldn’t hold back their emotions when they saw what the students had done for their daughter.
Nine-year-old Cailin from Florida really wanted to be an angel princess on Halloween. Due to a rare genetic disease that affects the muscles, the girl is forced to move around in a wheelchair. It seemed that a beautiful dream would shatter the harsh reality.
Students of the eighth grade decided to do a good deed in the framework of the educational project. The guys built an incredible prop: they turned Kaylin’s wheelchair into a majestic fairy-tale throne, attaching huge angel wings to it. The birthday girl herself also became a co-author: she chose the color scheme and approved the details.
On October 10, when the girl appeared at a school holiday in her new image, parents and guests could not restrain their emotions. Kaileen felt special and happy. She noted that she was most moved by how attentively the older guys treated her ideas.
My mom and dad can’t forget that day. They are grateful to the Cailin Angels team for giving their daughter a sense of unity with the holiday. The teenagers themselves, in addition to engineering skills, received the most important lesson of mercy and mutual assistance.
