12-Years-Old Boy Who Was Born With Backward Legs Can Now Smile After Undergoing A Successful Surgery(Photos)

 



A 12-year-old boy can't seem to contain his joy after undergoing a successful surgery to correct his backward facing legs. According to reports, the young boy received free surgery on the #AfricaMercy to correct his legs and make hem straight again.


“Before, people would just stare at me in the street and label me a handicap. Now, they will look again,” the excited boy said after the surgery.



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