Happy together: the love story of a guy in a wheelchair and a girl with a big heart

Love doesn't choose which door to knock on. She also knocked on the hearts of these guys. A young beautiful girl and a guy, confined to a wheelchair since childhood, look happy. They enjoy life together, despite the condemnation and distrustful views of others. How the story of their love began, and what is happening in their lives now — read in our material.Source: The Sun

The American couple is constantly being attacked by opponents of their unequal relationship. 25-year-old Hannah Aylward started dating 26-year-old Shane Burcaw three years ago. A young healthy girl fell in love with a guy with a congenital neuromuscular disease — spinal muscular atrophy. But there are people who call the romantic relationship of this couple "abnormal" and "disgusting."A completely healthy woman and her disabled boyfriend are being attacked by ill-wishers

They received a lot of angry comments after they posted a series of inspirational videos on their YouTube channel about their relationship.

The young people come from Pennsylvania. Shane has been using a wheelchair since the age of two, and Hannah is completely healthy. The couple says that when they post a new episode on their channel, people immediately start writing comments with theories about why these guys started dating in the first place. In angry reviews of the video, they even write that their relationship is "abnormal" and "disgusting."Another part of subscribers supports Shane and Hannah's attempt to break public prejudice.

Some people with similar diseases, like a guy, write that they are inspired and happy to see real feelings.

They even made a documentary about Shane's life. After that, the couple started creating their own videos on various topics and has been doing this for six months.

In the last video, they discussed plans to have children in the future. 120,000 subscribers watched the lovers kissing on the couch, managing the house together and traveling around Pennsylvania.The guy says he hears them saying behind their backs that they are brother and sister, or that Hannah is his nurse, or, even worse, his mother.

There are a lot of social prejudices around disability, but the most important of them is that such people are unable or unworthy to have a romantic relationship.

This couple proves the opposite: their happy eyes can't lie.

Do you think there can be real feelings between healthy people and those whose world is limited by illness?