CNNのインスタグラム(cnn) - 1月16日 06時13分

"I can give the patient answers because I have lived their lives. I tell them I have a prosthetic limb and thank God I am here to tell you that you can go on and continue your life like any normal person." Part workshop, part physical therapy clinic, the National Syrian Project for Prosthetic Limbs manufactures artificial legs. It also helps amputee victims train their bodies to walk on these new limbs. Funded in large part by Syrian expatriates, the project's directors say it has provided limbs and therapy for free for more than 350 patients. The project is more affordable because technicians adopted the "Jaipur Leg," an artificial limb developed in India that is far cheaper than some other prosthetic models.

Among the young people working at the facility is Abdullah el Mawlah, a slender, red-haired teenager. Mawlah is not just an employee. The 18-year old is also a victim of the war, and has his own prosthetic leg. Despite these brave words, Mawlah privately confesses to having doubts.
Photo by CNN's Ivan Watson (@ivancnn)

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