Sport for Noah Wheely Good Wheelchair

Noah is our 9 year old brave, wonderful little boy, full of mischief who just wants to be like all his friends and to be included and seen as a normal little boy. He is a twin to his Sister Avah and also has older siblings.

Noah was diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy at the age of 3. Our world changed and the devastation has had an impact on us all as a family. He regularly attends many hospital appointments and is currently on a drugs trial at Alderhey children’s hospital.

Recently Noah has become less ambulant resulting in him needing a powered wheelchair to enable him to move safely around school without the worry of falling over. A powered wheelchair would open up Noah’s world again giving him the confidence to be able to join back in with his peers instead of standing at the side observing and missing out on what should be normal and natural of any child.

So if you can help with any size donation to help get Noah a powered wheelchair enabling him to go back to school, play with his friends and enjoy the fun of childhood then please do donate, no matter how small it is all greatly appreciated.

Noah goes through so much on a day to day basis he literally is Noah is our 9 year old brave, wonderful little boy, full of mischief who just wants to be like all his friends and to be included and seen as a normal little boy. He is a twin to his Sister Avah and also has older siblings.

Noah was diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy at the age of 3. Our world changed and the devastation has had an impact on us all as a family. He regularly attends many hospital appointments and is currently on a drugs trial at Alderhey children’s hospital.

Recently Noah has become less ambulant resulting in him needing a powered wheelchair to enable him to move safely around school without the worry of falling over. A powered wheelchair would open up Noah’s world again giving him the confidence to be able to join back in with his peers instead of standing at the side observing and missing out on what should be normal and natural of any child.

So if you can help with any size donation to help get Noah a powered wheelchair enabling him to go back to school, play with his friends and enjoy the fun of childhood then please do donate, no matter how small it is all greatly appreciated.

Noah goes through so much on a day to day basis he literally is our little hero.