We can all be a superhero

Superheroes are not in movies, nor in comics: real superheroes are among us, fighting villains and saving lives without us knowing. Thiago is asuperhero and today we want to tell you his story.

Thiago is 8 years old and has already gone through — perhaps — one of the toughest battles of his life: he was discovered atum my that was removed through an operation, but he reappeared six months later. Then began treatment of chemotherapy and a spinal cord and ray autotransplant.

In that context, Thiago redefined his struggle with imagination, as only a child can. He created Super T, who fights the villain of history: Bloody Pope. It all started with a drawing in which the boy designed his hero's costume. From then on, with the impulse of his aunt, someone drew it, other solidarity hands joined, and this great idea ended in a book that Thiago now distributed in different hospitals, to encourage other children to fight the disease.
"We can all be a superhero"is the final sentence of the book, which also has a space where each child can draw his own superhero. Because, sometimes, the strength needed to get ahead comes from where we least expect

“We can all be a superhero” is the final sentence of the book, which also has a space where each child can draw his own superhero. Because, sometimes, the strength needed to get ahead comes from where we least expect