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In the evening on April 17, 2022 our client Oleksii Bobchynets won the “bronze” in running 1500 m with prosthetic at Invictus Games.

My name is Yevhen, I am 30, I was born and grew up in the most beautiful city of Odesa. I want to tell you the story that changed my life. On April 30, 2021 I rode to my work on my motorcycle. This is my permanent transport as I work as a courier. At 15:25 I was driving along the Liustdorfska Doroha when a car turned sharply in my direction and hit me down.

Leonid Mykolaiovych is one of few people who charged the whole our staff with positive. The client it was not only pleasant to work with, but also to listen to his life experience, histories. A man wise in life decided to tell a little about himself and leave parting words for all those who found themselves in a similar situation as himself!

We love telling our clients’ stories and this one is without a doubt a special one too. Our story is about an inspirational guy who doesn’t give up hope of finding like-minded people to build a team.

Sokol Taras was born in the village of Chernizh, in Volyn. He was born with two legs, however, the left one was shorter than the right. For the first nine years Taras walked almost fully, just limping slightly. However, the older the young man became, the difference in leg length became greater. Once Taras fell on his left leg and after that he could not stand on it.

My name is Christine. Last year I got into a car accident. I was taken to the hospital without a leg, with multiple fractures and very severe traumatic shock. To tell the truth, I did not immediately understand that a traumatic amputation of the leg had occurred, and for some reason no one dared to tell me about it. I discovered it by accident myself a couple of days later in intensive care. Over a short period of time there were many operations. In total, I was in the hospital for almost 3 months.

My name is Bohdan and I’m 23. I live in Odesa, work on freelance. I was born not the same as all my brothers and sisters. I’m “special”!

The country learned about Mykola from the village of Mykilske, near Mariupol, five years ago. Kolia, his younger brother Daniil and two friends found a shell from a hand-held anti-tank grenade launcher at a firing range. They brought it home. Playing with an explosive object led to tragedy. The shell detonated. Mykola’s brother died, and he himself lost an arm and both legs.

My little story of an incredible meeting with Tellus. Every day, my family and I, remember these Wizards, working in Odesa, in an incredibly reliable and powerful enterprise, returning people to normal life, the people who did not manage to avoid the troubles that fate has prepared.

Almost a year before my life divided into Before and After…

I have been catching colds a lot lately and as usual I took an anti-inflammatory and went to bed. A few hours later they called an ambulance. My legs were covered with black spots in a second and I lost consciousness. Then followed 7 minutes of clinical death, resuscitation and 5 days of coma.

My story began far back in 2008…

I was an ordinary pupil, playing sports, but everything changed. It was winter, late February, we were coming home from guests late at night. When I got home I started to have pain in my leg. Sitting on the couch I began to massage the area that hurt and felt a small swelling in my thigh, showed my mom and the next day we went to the doctor. In the hospital the doctor sent us to Kyiv, Lomonosov Cancer Institute for examination. There I was diagnosed with osteosarcoma, where I was immediately assigned to undergo “6” blocks of heavy chemotherapy before surgery.

My name is Nadiia and since 2008 I walk with a lower leg prosthesis.

I want to share my story, maybe I can support or even inspire someone! With my story I want to explain that amputation is not a sentence at all, but on the contrary, your peculiarity, having accepted which you would understand what a strong-willed person you really are.

Possessing cool and very functional prosthetics is just the beginning of a challenging journey of self-improvement. Walking and controlling a prosthesis is not an easy process and requires a great deal of willpower and desire.