In the sky on broken wings. How we saved the universe on crutches and catals

The story of adolescents with disabilities who were at the epicenter of incredible events of the universal scale who played out in the children"s medical sanatorium on the Black Sea ...
The authors of the story live with a diagnosis of cerebral palsy and achieve much in life. They are not the first to write on this subject. The remarkable Australian writer Alan Marshall, who suffered in childhood polio, wrote the autobiographical book “I know how to jump through puddles”. A truly piercing book, the “white on black” book was struck by readers by the same age as the authors and their “colleague” on the diagnosis of Ruben David Gonzalez Galieo. And this story is about the universal, precisely the universal role of those children who are now called “children with disabilities” in our earthly reality. It may seem fantastic. But we believe that it really is!