Mobility scooter to support Dylan

Hi, my name is Kealeigh and I'm the mum to a 12 year old young man named Dylan. Most of you know his story but a little back round. Dylan was born in 2012 and very poorly, he spent the first couple of years in and out of hospital having surgical procedures and fighting infections. As he got older he started to become independent and started to enjoy his life. He was attending school regularly, taking part in swimming and more but it all started to change for him when in 2024 we sadly found his spinal cord, spine and coxic have not formed properly and has started to cause him constant pain in his back, pelvis and legs. He tries so hard to keep up with his peers and continue to enjoy his time with family and friends but due to constant pain even the simple task of going to the supermarket leaves him having to sit on the floor or asking to stay with family. We have a wheelchair that is needing to be adapted to support him which I am so grateful for but Dylan struggles to use this himself he gets very tired and sore arms and neck due to fused bones in the neck which limits his mobility in his neck these leaves him needing others to push him around. We were advised by his medical team he is old enough to have the use of a small powerd mobility scooter along side his wheelchair which will be placed at school to help support him during the day. A mobility scooter will be such a positive impact for Dylan where he will want to join family on walks along the beach, round the supermarket, or even just to get to Nanny's house in the summer. I have battled as to if I should do this go fund me as I am not the type to ask for help from others as I know life is hard for everyone. His medical team advised me of charity's to contact but sadly all of their applications have closed and they suggested I start a go fund me. Please don't feel you need to dontate and if you do i want to relay my thanks now and tell you how much I appreciate the support and help. I will be putting everything i can into getting this for Dylan and making sure as time goes on he feels able to enjoy as much as his mobility will allow him.