Father Tattoos Himself So His Daughter Doesn’t Feel Different
It doesn’t matter at all that a child feels a little different, because we are all unique and special.
However, for a child to feel inferior to other people is something that no one can tolerate, especially not a father.
It is for this reason that Charlotte Campbell’s parents did not hesitate to have her implanted a cochlear implant when they realized that their daughter could hear absolutely nothing in her left ear and that her brain was encountering problems. problems getting the information to his right ear correctly.
This implant, no doubt, made her different from others at first glance, but it was not going to change her life.
Because his parents took a clear decision. So that little Charlotte, then 4 years old, does not feel bad, her father completely shaved his head and tattooed a cochlear implant, like his daughter’s.
As you can see in the photograph below, cochlear implants are not just hearing aids that help amplify sound and can be removed very easily, they are complex and very visible tools.
Implants do the work of the parts of the brain that are not functioning well, helping them identify sounds and interpret them.
An act of love, the smile of a child
Charlotte’s daddy, Alistair Campbell, told the NZ Herald that he made the gesture to show his love for his daughter and that while her hair will grow back, he won’t hesitate to come back. shave as soon as her daughter asks her to do it or as soon as she wants to see the tattoo.
The little girl’s mother is used to living with this type of technical device, since she and her other son also wear them.
8-year-old Lewis needs a hearing aid to help his ears work better.
What is really important in these types of stories is that these children can see their quality of life improve thanks to the support of their parents.
Their condition should not limit their relationship with the society to which they belong.
Without a doubt, this act of love is wonderful and deserves to go around the world.
Tamara, a short film about a deaf child who wants to become a ballet dancer
“Tamara” is a superb short film which tells the story of a child who cannot hear, but who wants to become a ballerina.
Despite the negative circumstances in her life, she has the ability to feel music and express herself through dance.
We can learn from these life lessons. Every child and every adult should be able to explore their inner life and perceive their dreams as possible and unique goals.
No one is more or less capable of doing something that makes them dream and feel good about themselves.
Whatever our condition, here is a fundamental sentence: to feel different yes, but never less good than the others.
It is a motto that can help us get out of any difficulty in life. And the world we live in has a lot to offer us.
It is about becoming aware of our qualities and finding, thanks to them, opportunities.
It is also about loving ourselves unconditionally and helping those we love through the demonstration of our tenderness.
Whether it’s a father, mother, friend, brother, or anyone else in the world, we need to encourage everyone we meet to develop their abilities, even if they have a disability.
We have to encourage them to develop their individuality, as we have to do with ourselves, with simple little gestures that show that we accept to live in a world where everyone is different.
As you have seen from the little story we shared with you, we can do wonderful things for the people around us. These small actions have the power to change the world.
