More Than a Wheelchair: A Second Chance at Comfort

Amram, 43, lives with cerebral palsy and Börjeson-Forssman-Lehmann syndrome, a rare condition that shapes his body in distinct ways, including pronounced scoliosis and deformities in his hands and feet.

For years, Amram's wheelchair simply couldn't keep up with his complex physical needs. Without proper support, eating and digesting food safely became a struggle. His breathing grew more restricted. And as he aged, his body continued to decline, a slow, painful decline that a better chair could have prevented.

Thanks to your support, Amram now has something he didn't have before: a fully customized wheelchair, built around his unique body structure with specialized support mechanisms designed just for him. The difference has been profound. He sits safer and more comfortably. He breathes easier. He eats more safely. And with every improvement, his quality of life rises while further medical decline is held at bay.