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Fulfilled Dreams

Farah’s Dream

Farah is a very social little girl who loves to go outside for walks, car rides, and to play with her toys. Though Farah suffers from epilepsy, is deaf, and non-verbal she is learning new communication skills at school where she has also discovered bike riding. She had her family are relatively new to Canada and we were so excited to be able to fulfil her wish of an adapted bicycle of her very own to help Farah explore all her new home has to offer.

Charlotte’s Dream

Charlotte is an animated, friendly, and outgoing girl who loves animals, her family, and french fries! Born with mitochondrial disorder, Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, scoliosis, and hypotonia, amongst other things, Charlotte tires easily and struggles with upper body strength to the point where it’s difficult for her to hold a pen or pencil at school. Her new MacBook Pro will not only help in that department, it’ll also help keep this chatty girl in touch with her friends and allow her to explore her artistic nature!

Aubrey’s Dream

Aubrey is a fun loving thrill seeker who loves speed and heights. This wonderful young teen does not let the fact that she has been diagnosed with Spastic Quadriplegic Cerebral Palsy slow her down. She enjoys camping, playing on the trampoline, swimming, and watching videos on her iPad. Aubrey’s wish was for a Helicopter ride through the mountains. Her special trip included a rush of adrenalin from a specular flight in a helicopter along the Rocky Mountain Continental Divide with her mom and sister, a trip up the gondola to the top of Sulphur Mountain, and some relaxing heat in the hot springs.

Reeghan’s Dream

Reeghan was born with Cerebral Palsy, she is legally blind and deaf, and has a paralyzed vocal cord. Despite her physical challenges, she is an extremely athletic teen who loves Power Soccer and is currently a member of Team Alberta with aspirations of making it on to Team Canada before too long. Reeghan is an honor student, preparing for university, who also enjoys swimming, horseback riding, skiing, sledding, ice fishing, and bike riding. Her Dream was to attend USPSA Power Soccer Camp at True Friends-Camp Courage this past summer where she honed her many soccer skills and enjoyed her down time swimming, zip lining, hanging out and creating life long memories with her new friends and parents around the camp fire.

Saul’s Dream

Saul is a bubbly, boisterous, and thoroughly delightful little boy with a rare condition called transverse myelitis. He loves all things Paw Patrol, monster trucks, stuffed animals and his best friend who just happens to be his twin sister. Saul’s parents wished for him to have a special companion dog who could also provide therapy, and we were just as happy as them the day Willow joined their family. The two are inseparable, with Willow bringing more to their lives than they had ever hoped!

The Importance of a Dream

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Importance of a Dream

Dr. Chatur, a pediatrician, shares how hope and a simple wish can make a meaningful difference in a child's life.

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Alberta Dreams

Giving the gift of hope by fulfilling dreams for children in Alberta with severe chronic or life-threatening medical illnesses.

Email: info@albertadreams.ca

Phone: 780-469-3306

Address: #7, 12122 68 Street NW Edmonton AB, T5B 1R1

Registered Charity Number: 12998 8275 RR0001

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