According to Micro Sydney, almost every child has an indelible heroic image in their hearts. Superman, Iron Man, Monkey King...
And more recently, there's a unique superhero costume that gives sick kids new armor to help them fight serious illnesses.
It's a unique superhero costume invented by Jason Sotiris for kids in hospitals.
The costumes are like a hospital robe with extra features that make it easier for children to put on and take off while undergoing medical procedures.
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Sotiris's daughter Angela, who had just passed her first birthday, was diagnosed with a rare cancer called Langerhans cell hyperplasia, and he had the idea.
"After a few grueling nights of chemotherapy, it's really hard to keep her clean and hygienic. An idea flashed through my head, and I thought I was going to try it," he said.
Mr. Sotiris collaborated with a close friend and the Fair Fight Foundation to create Supertee, a Tshirt that has "switches" in different parts.
It is convenient to operate when visiting the doctor to help make the lives of other sick children and their parents a little easier.
"My dream is to be able to buy Supertee wherever in the world, when parents learn that their child is battling a terminal illness," he said.
One of the beneficiary children is Matheo Eggleston, a four-year-old boy from the Gold Coast, who suffers from a rare genetic disorder.
His mum, Shalyn Eggleston, said the suit was his "lifesaver."
Eggleston said: "He can do all the MRI examinations and scans because there is no metal in these garments, which makes life a lot easier."
I hope that those children who are fighting against the disease can be their own little heroes, work hard to fight the disease, and overcome the difficulties as soon as possible! (Original title: Super Warm!) When an Australian child gets sick, he turns into a superhero! Superman, Spider-Man have it all! The reason behind it is crying! ）