Little Miracles: I have Spina Bifida, but that is NOT who I Am! (4of31)

Sunday, October 9, 2011

I have Spina Bifida, but that is NOT who I Am! (4of31)

I am a little girl
With feelings just like you

I love to laugh

I love to learn
My legs may not work like most but I will find a way...
I can stand with help

I enjoy playing with others and going to school

I have a light about me that brings happiness to others
I have a family who loves me and am a daughter of God

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Why a converted van?

Emylie's power wheelchair gives her independence. Currently Emylie's family does not have a vehicle capable to transport her powered wheelchair. So when the family goes places Emylie uses her manual wheelchair. Emylie quickly tires while using the manual chair and requests assistance (becoming more dependent) or if she is on her ventilator she becomes dependent again relying on her mom or another caregiver to walk alongside with her ventilator. Emylie's powered wheelchair will hold all of her equipment and allows her the ability to be as independent as possible in her mobility. Activities as simple as going to the grocery store with her mom or going to the park or zoo will be more likely and enjoyable for Emylie if she is able to go in her power chair. She also would have the ability to be picked up from school or checked out early instead of missing a full day because of appointments. There are so many possibilities a converted van will open up for Emylie.

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Sunday, October 9, 2011

I have Spina Bifida, but that is NOT who I Am! (4of31)

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