Kimberly and Brad Moore built a custom wheelchair for their 7-month-old daughter, Evelyn, after deciding they couldn’t wait for one. They followed an online tutorial, and it cost them around $100. At 4 months old, Evelyn had a spinal tumor and was diagnosed with neuroblastoma!

This left her paralyzed below her arms; fortunately, she eventually went into remission. The doctors advised Kimberly and Brad to wait until Evelyn was two years old before having her wheelchair fitted. Evelyn’s parents refused to wait, and as a result, they now have a speed bump in their home.

Evelyn, according to her mother, is fearless in her wheelchair. A cutting board, castor wheels, and a Bumbo chair were used to make the wheelchair. It didn’t take Evelyn long to figure out how to use it.

Evelyn, according to pediatric oncologist Bev Wilson, is a happy child. Evelyn is constantly moving around, visiting nurses and greeting the other children. She is similar to other children, but she is faster.

Evelyn walks on a treadmill a few times a week while wearing a harness. It has assisted her in improving bladder control, strengthening her immune system, and gradually gaining control of her lower body.

Kimberly and Brad work tirelessly to provide Evelyn with a normal childhood. They face numerous challenges, but Evelyn is content and getting healthier by the day. Kimberly and Brad work hard to ensure Evelyn has a normal childhood. They have many challenges, but Evelyn is happy and becoming healthier every day.