Hello everyone, my name is Robert and I would really like to ask you for help, a good deed.

Because I'm practically locked up at home or in a mental hospital my whole life, outside world, outside freedom, by the way that is: THE ONE THAT IS, FOR THE VAST MAJORITY OF YOU, A PERFECTLY NORMAL THING

and for me it's almost unattainable to know it because of my permanently immeasurable multiple serious psychiatric diagnoses, disorders and illnesses. I have never known that inner freedom in my life.

Two of these many illnesses or disorders are Agoraphobia and especially the extremely severe Social Phobia, which has de facto ruined my life because just going outside is almost a superhuman task for me. Let alone when I have to go to the doctor or other important places to do necessary things that just have to be done, and now how to get there when just leaving my apartment causes me distress.

And to have to make the trip to the bus stop, wait there with lots of other strangers, and that's just the beginning, then get into a vehicle. Being on a tram with strangers totally paralyses me and I experience indescribable fear and massive anxiety. Let alone being trapped in a moving bus, or heaven forbid, in a subway. Just the company of people and still being around them is an insurmountable problem for me.

Plus, my Mum is already pretty bad on her feet and therefore can hardly walk anywhere. She has suffered from it practically all her life, but it has got incredibly worse in the last few years and the worst part is that it hurts even when she is not going anywhere and it does not put any strain on her legs. I think she's entitled to some health problems given her age, 1953. We would like to ask for help in realizing to buy an older used car that would make it easier to get around town, but also a lot mentally from being confined to the house practically all our lives, this is unimaginable even for a healthy person.

The car would be something of a means to freedom and rest from the city while exploring the beauty of our homeland, or just to go for a break from the endless daily stereotype and misery.