A resident of the village of Elburgan Valentina Kamova, who lost her only son in a car accident, accidentally found a child-twin of the deceased Arthur.
After the funeral, the parents went to one of the orphanages in Cherkessk to distribute sweets to the orphans and remember their son as usual. There they saw a boy who was indistinguishable from Arthur when he was a child.
- We handed out sweets to children, one of them ran up to us and boldly shouted: "Will you take me?" I looked at him and was stunned: he was very similar to our son in childhood, - mother Valentina Kamov recalls with tears in her eyes. - The same laughter, the same eyes, the same manner of speaking. It was as if we went back in time and saw our child again.
Before coming to the orphanage, the Kamovs had no thoughts of taking the child into foster care. The couple quite spontaneously decided to take such a crucial step. The family reluctantly remembers how their own son died.
- Our son Arthur was returning from work, and the neighboring children approached him, asked to give them a ride. The son refused, he was tired, but they did not leave him. He drove them home, but they came running again, - says the father of the deceased Aslan Kamov. - Then he put them in the car. We drove around the village and on the way back we collided head-on with KamAZ. All three were killed.
The grown daughters, when they saw the amazing similarity of the boy with their brother in childhood, supported their parents, and Denis Chernov finally found a family. A year later, the Kamovs gave shelter to two more boys: Artur Lukyashko and Edik Klimova.
- Kamovs Aslan and Valentina took away three of our pupils with a short interval, - says Elvira Urusova, a pediatrician at the Cherkessk orphanage. - Despite the fact that the children had numerous health problems, they did not abandon them, but, on the contrary, rushed to take them into their family.
One of the boys required urgent hip surgery. Now children are much better and they do not remember about illness.
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- Love and care worked wonders. The boys go to school, sometimes play pranks and consider themselves Kamovs, - said Larisa Abazalieva, Ombudsman for the Rights of the Child in the KChR. - They proudly demonstrate their beautiful and cozy home, their room, their computer. The boys show photographs of numerous relatives and it is clear that for them these people have become a family.
