#lifemotto I am going to share this story with you, which, in addition to being moving, left me marked and with another vision of life. For me it is a beautiful motto of life, that of this young man

Normally we complain about what happens to us in our lives, but sometimes we find people who, even having physical or psychomotor problems, make you see that life is beautiful, that even if it is difficult, in them you can see that they are happy, authentic and capable of doing incredible things, as is the case of this young autistic man named Emilio.

His family is known for ours, and this young man with limited resources, although he has this condition, is able to work with recycling and do many crafts to perfection since he uses plastic, cans, paper, thread, to build replicas of cars and buses that he sees daily and even makes engines for them, weaves hammocks with needles made by he himself, is an exceptional young man and here are some photos of the wonders he does with his hands as an artisan, with few resources, while contributing to the environment I wish he received more support, or someone could help him, since his mother passed away, which they think they don't think is worth admiring.

I leave you this beautiful reflection

Disability doesn't define you; it defines you how you deal with the challenges that disability presents to you
Jim Abbott, former professional Major League Baseball player