'I just wanted to do it for her. My sister means a lot.' ♥️
A Glasgow schoolgirl has won a national award for designing a walking aid for her sister with cerebral palsy.
The 11-year-old told Glasgow Live: "In class my teacher said we could do an invention for any physical or mental condition so I thought about my wee sister, I just wanted to do it for her. My sister means a lot."We upgraded it and added an iPad with different apps on it for diet, exercise and memory. For diet we researched different things that people should eat, the exercise app had things they should and shouldn't do, there were wee pictures on another app to help with memory.
Mum, Aileen Thompson, was beaming with pride when she found out the group were working on a project to help her daughter. The 39-year-old said: "I was really proud of her because it shows how much she thinks of her younger sister.
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