Meagan has one wish. It's simple: to ride a bike.
Meagan is 19 years old. At the age of two Meagan was diagnosed with a myriad of developmental and physical disabilities, including Autism, Complex Partial Seizures, Mental Retardation, Static Encephalopathy and Global Developmental Delays impacting her Speech and Gross Motor Skills. Although Meagan is a young adult her mental capacity is that of a child: free spirited, playful, and loving.
Meagan loves music. She loves to sing, dance, and listen to any type of music she can. She especially likes Elvis! One of her favorite things to do is going to see Domingo Carvajal who is an Elvis Impersonator in Dallas, Texas. She also enjoys being outdoors as much as possible: going to the park, Six Flags and swimming. And Meagan never leaves home without her best pal, a Puff-a-Lump doll named Becky.
Meagan has one wish. It's simple: to ride a bike.
Meagan is now at the point where she would benefit both physically and socially from the use of a Therapeutic Mobility Device. The Therapeutic Mobility Device would assist Meagan with physical activity to strengthen her Gross Motor Skills, provide Social Development and give Meagan the opportunity to ride a bike with parental assistance which she has never been able to do.
Even a small donation would bring her closer to her heart's desire: a bike of her very own.
Meagan needs to have the freedom to play that EVERY child needs.
It is their birthright.
It is HER birthright.
Meagan loves music. She loves to sing, dance, and listen to any type of music she can. She especially likes Elvis! One of her favorite things to do is going to see Domingo Carvajal who is an Elvis Impersonator in Dallas, Texas. She also enjoys being outdoors as much as possible: going to the park, Six Flags and swimming. And Meagan never leaves home without her best pal, a Puff-a-Lump doll named Becky.
Meagan has one wish. It's simple: to ride a bike.
Meagan is now at the point where she would benefit both physically and socially from the use of a Therapeutic Mobility Device. The Therapeutic Mobility Device would assist Meagan with physical activity to strengthen her Gross Motor Skills, provide Social Development and give Meagan the opportunity to ride a bike with parental assistance which she has never been able to do.
Even a small donation would bring her closer to her heart's desire: a bike of her very own.
Meagan needs to have the freedom to play that EVERY child needs.
It is their birthright.
It is HER birthright.
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