Martina Hela is a young single mother. Life for single parents in a rather unfriendly society towards children is already challenging. However, Martina faces an additional difficulty: she has a severe disability and can only communicate with great effort. Personal assistants and her computer help her overcome this barrier. Martina Hela uses an electric wheelchair and cannot speak like other people. To have a conversation with her, one must recite the alphabet, and she nods when the correct letter is mentioned. This is how words and sentences are formed. While this may sound very complicated, it is not. The author describes in the book the struggle for her motherhood. In fact, her life with little Mathias is now quite normal, despite the severe disability. Her account is inspiring and shows that women with disabilities can lead fulfilling lives.