No Limits for Nolan

No Limits for Nolan means that he will have the opportunity to walk and play his much loved sports, especially Lacrosse with the same ease as the rest of us.  On August 5, 2012 Nolan was born weighing just under 5 pounds, he spent the first 5 and a half weeks in the NICU in Oshawa Hospital.  Finally he got to come home and all was good until it was time for him to crawl.  This was not happening.  He went for tests and was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy.  It affects his legs, hands and arms.  He has worked so hard since with Botox treatments, physiotherapy, exercises and determination to keep up to others.  Nolan wears leg braces and one foot turns in badly. 

Together with his parents, Melissa and Andrew, Nolan went to the Shriners Children Centre in Montreal where he was approved for Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy (SDR) surgery this summer.

This will mean that Nolan will have no limits, but there are many costs.  Physiotherapy, accommodation, food and travel expenses.  The family is looking at a cost of over $25,000.  We are asking for any support you can give to help this family and make Nolan's wish come true to be able to play his so loved sports with his brothers.
With gratitude and thankfulness for all support.