Let's Give Little Wyatt a Firetruck-Themed Bedroom and Playground
Let's Give Little Wyatt a Firetruck-Themed Bedroom and Playground
For the first 3 years of his life, Wyatt lived like the average rambunctious little boy. The youngest child of Tom and Angie Anderson, Wyatt began to feel sick and tired and it wouldn’t go away. After a barrage of tests and doctors visits, a biopsy was eventually ordered and it was determined that Wyatt had cancer. You can only imagine how devastating this was for his family.
A tumor was found above his left kidney (adrenal glands) and it spread to his lymph nodes, bone marrow, a spot on his ribs, leg, and skull. Diagnosed with Stage 4 High-Risk Neuroblastoma, Wyatt was put on an extremely aggressive treatment schedule simply to save his life. This included removing his adrenal glad, lymph nodes, and the primary tumor. Since this surgery, other surgeries and aggressive radiation treatment have followed and the cancer started causing decreased kidney function, hearing loss, and a total loss of appetite. To this day, Wyatt is not able to eat and must take his meals as liquid through tubes. Because of these tubes and a port that has been placed in his chest, Wyatt cannot get wet. This makes life difficult in many practical ways for a little boy.
Wyatt LOVES anything with fire trucks! His father, Tom, is an Air Force fireman and is Wyatt’s hero. His family has moved off of the military base to care for him. A bedroom with a fire truck theme and a safe play area in their back yard with the same theme would go so far to brightening every day for Wyatt. While his family believes that he will be completely and totally healed, they want him to feel special and happy when he is home.
Together, we are going to make this happen for Wyatt and this Seattle family. In addition to raising the funds, we will need a design and implementation team in or near Seattle to oversee this project from start to finish for the Anderson family. We want it to be seamless for them!
Are you ready to bring HOPE? Let's GO!
(As always, every single dollar you give to this project will go to this project and this project alone.)
A tumor was found above his left kidney (adrenal glands) and it spread to his lymph nodes, bone marrow, a spot on his ribs, leg, and skull. Diagnosed with Stage 4 High-Risk Neuroblastoma, Wyatt was put on an extremely aggressive treatment schedule simply to save his life. This included removing his adrenal glad, lymph nodes, and the primary tumor. Since this surgery, other surgeries and aggressive radiation treatment have followed and the cancer started causing decreased kidney function, hearing loss, and a total loss of appetite. To this day, Wyatt is not able to eat and must take his meals as liquid through tubes. Because of these tubes and a port that has been placed in his chest, Wyatt cannot get wet. This makes life difficult in many practical ways for a little boy.
Wyatt LOVES anything with fire trucks! His father, Tom, is an Air Force fireman and is Wyatt’s hero. His family has moved off of the military base to care for him. A bedroom with a fire truck theme and a safe play area in their back yard with the same theme would go so far to brightening every day for Wyatt. While his family believes that he will be completely and totally healed, they want him to feel special and happy when he is home.
Together, we are going to make this happen for Wyatt and this Seattle family. In addition to raising the funds, we will need a design and implementation team in or near Seattle to oversee this project from start to finish for the Anderson family. We want it to be seamless for them!
Are you ready to bring HOPE? Let's GO!
(As always, every single dollar you give to this project will go to this project and this project alone.)
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