Nothing stops these brothers!
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Abdul and Mo can’t see well. But they love to skateboard! (Rebecca Rose/ABC News) -
Abdul and Mo say other skateboarders have been teaching them new skills. (Rebecca Rose/ABC News) -
Abdul uses a cane. It helps him feel the ground. (Rebecca Rose/ABC News) -
The brothers would like to go to a competition one day. This skateboarder is competing in Iowa. (AP/Charlie Neibergall) -
People all over the world skateboard. These kids watch a skateboarder in Hong Kong. (AP/Kin Cheung)
Abdul and Mo are brothers. They can’t see well. They still skateboard!
Abdul uses a cane. It helps him feel the slope of the ground. Abdul and Mo love to learn tricks at the skate park!
Pray: You can try new things that look hard to do. Pray to be brave with God’s help.
Read More: Abdul is 15. Mo is 11. They live in Australia. Both boys have an eye disease that causes blindness over time. They can’t see objects well far away or close. Anwar Syed is their father. He encourages his sons. The boys play other games like soccer, basketball, and handball. Abdul and Mo dream of going to skateboard competitions. These brothers are not afraid to fall while they learn. Mo says, “All legends fall before rising.” David prays to God, “When I am afraid, I put my trust in you.” (Psalm 56:3)
