Hi everyone,

I’m reaching out for support for our amazing son and brother to three younger siblings along with two step siblings. Dylan, who is just 21 years old. Recently, Dylan suffered a stroke that caused an anterior spinal artery ischemic hypoxic injury—a devastating and rare condition that has affected his mobility and independence.

This has been an unimaginable shock for our family. One day, Dylan was full of energy, laughter, and love for life—and now he faces a long, difficult road to recovery and rehabilitation.

About Dylan-

Dylan has always had the biggest heart. He absolutely loves his animals—especially his ponies who have been his loyal companion and joy. Dylan spends every spare moment caring for his animals, whether it’s feeding, grooming, or just spending quiet time with them.

Now, as Dylan focuses on healing, we’re doing everything we can to take care of his beloved animals and keep his world as stable as possible until he’s strong enough to return to them.

The Road Ahead-

Dylan’s condition requires intensive physical therapy, medical care, and adaptive support. Rehabilitation programs, specialized equipment, ongoing medical appointments, and home modifications will start adding up quickly.

We’re doing our best as a family, but we can’t do this alone.

How You Can Help-

Your donations will go directly toward:

• Dylan’s rehabilitation and therapy costs

• Medical equipment and mobility support

• Care for his pony and animals while Dylan recovers

• Travel and accommodation expenses for hospital visits and therapy sessions

Even a small donation makes a difference. If you can’t give, please consider sharing this page to help us reach others who might be able to.

From Our Hearts-

Dylan’s strength and spirit inspire us every single day. We’re holding onto hope that with the right care and support, he’ll regain as much independence as possible—and one day be back outside with his animals, where he belongs.

Thank you for taking the time to read Dylan’s story and for being part of his journey toward recovery.