I didn't give up, but I decided to help people like him: A resident of Amor with a disability launched a taxi for those who lost the ability to walk. The story of Alexei Zeppelin was asked to be told by the people he helps. At the age of 17, he dreamed of becoming a football player, he was appreciated for his brilliant attacking play, he did not miss a single practice, and at the same time he was about to enter DalGAU. But the plans were trampled by a terrible diagnosis. Congenital vascular pathology was discovered when bleeding occurred in the cervical spinal cord. "It was such a sharp pain - I thought it was a bee sting. I stopped on the side of the road, turned around and decided to go back to the garage. I drive somehow, I feel my hand weakening. I got to the garage, I'm trying to open the gate, but my hand doesn't work at all," Alexey admits. Then tests, treatments and a long rehabilitation. But Alexei was never able to walk again. Now the caring resident of Amor is a savior for people like him. Those who find it difficult to move around the city in a wheelchair without a personal car. "I was surprised and a little confused when I saw the driver's cart. But after that that feeling changed to admiration. What an invisible toil behind it! It takes so many complicated steps for a simple ride! My life experience is rich in unsuccessful taxi trips with a disabled child: sometimes they arrived without a child seat (even though they refused class and sometimes they were late for my class), and sometimes they refused class." For Alexei, life has become easier and more accessible now we have the opportunity to easily go where we want, and I thank him from the bottom of my heart for that. Alexei's touching story can be read in detail on the pages and website of Amurskaya Pravda. We strongly recommend doing so.

I didn't give up, but I decided to help people like him: A resident of Amor with a disability launched a taxi for those who lost the ability to walk. The story of Alexei Zeppelin was asked to be told by the people he helps. At the age of 17, he dreamed of becoming a football player, he was appreciated for his brilliant attacking play, he did not miss a single practice, and at the same time he was about to enter DalGAU. But the plans were trampled by a terrible diagnosis. Congenital vascular pathology was discovered when bleeding occurred in the cervical spinal cord. "It was such a sharp pain - I thought it was a bee sting. I stopped on the side of the road, turned around and decided to go back to the garage. I drive somehow, I feel my hand weakening. I got to the garage, I'm trying to open the gate, but my hand doesn't work at all," Alexey admits. Then tests, treatments and a long rehabilitation. But Alexei was never able to walk again. Now the caring resident of Amor is a savior for people like him. Those who find it difficult to move around the city in a wheelchair without a personal car. "I was surprised and a little confused when I saw the driver's cart. But after that that feeling changed to admiration. What an invisible toil behind it! It takes so many complicated steps for a simple ride! My life experience is rich in unsuccessful taxi trips with a disabled child: sometimes they arrived without a child seat (even though they refused class and sometimes they were late for my class), and sometimes they refused class." For Alexei, life has become easier and more accessible now we have the opportunity to easily go where we want, and I thank him from the bottom of my heart for that. Alexei's touching story can be read in detail on the pages and website of Amurskaya Pravda. We strongly recommend doing so.