Nakon velikog uspeha koji je postigla projektom “The honest body”, fotografkinja Natali MekKejn odlučila je da napravi nešto dosta ozbiljnije.

U pitanju je serija fotografija na kojima mame poziraju sa svojim mališanima sa posebnim potrebama.

Od dece sa autizmom i cerebralnom paralizom do onih sa Daunovim sindromom, svaka fotografija priča svoju priču i odiše ljubavlju, a mame su, kao i do sada, podelile svoju priču.

Ove hrabre žene iskreno govore o svom bolu, strahu, predrasudama, ali i beskrajnoj borbi.

“Moj sin nije definisan na osnovu svojih potreba. On nije “dete sa posebnim potrebama”. On je dete... sa posebnim potrebama. Njega definiše njegovo srce, njegovo umiljato ponašanje, slobodni duh, njegova razigranost... Njegove “potrebe” će uvek biti sekundarne u odnosu na sve ostalo. Ja svog sina ne doživljavam kao nekoga ko ima, kako je to društvo kategorizovalo, posebne potrebe i to nije zbog toga što sam u zabludi. Za mene su sva deca jedinstvena i iako će društvo mog dečaka uvek gledati posebnim očima - boriću se za njega.”

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