Susannah Strack’s muscles are dwindling and she can no longer live at home without help. But she doesn’t want to rely on the care system – and together with three refugees she has developed her own model. A story about solidarity and powerlessness.
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Jonas Junack
Susannah Strack should actually have been dead for 16 years. At least that’s what the doctors had predicted for her. But now she is 61 years old and still quite alive. “The doors open here at the push of a button,” she says, while using a joystick to ram her wheelchair against the front door with a little momentum, which causes it to swing open. “I am the button.”