Lets Help Mason Walk
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Mason is a brave little boy who in his 3years of life has fought so many battles and continues to daily. He has a dream of running with his twin and 2 other brothers. Lets help him achieve this goal!
Mason Dall was born at 29 weeks 3 days with his twin brother.
He diagnosed with PVL (holes in the white matter of his brain
At 18 months Mason was diagnosed with Spastic Diplegia CP.
At 2.5 Mason had surgery to remove his high tone this surgery was done one his spinal cord. The goal was to help allow Mason to walk without devices. During the surgery the doctor found a tumor on Mason’s spinal cord. An MRI was performed and he was also diagnosed with a large brain tumor in his hypothalamus. The location of the tumor makes it inoperable also as the tumor grew to the large size of 1” x 1” it caused this extremely rare condition (2,000 cases ever) called diencephalic syndrome.
Mason came home from ST Louis on December 20th he was admitted to Maine Med where he 11 days at the hospital, He had multiple CT scans, x rays, had a feeding tube places, and a brain biopsy. In January he had a port placed and started chemo, February Mason had to have a baseline MRI which did show more growth in the tumor and also show that he had 4 more tumors going down his spinal cord. He is currently on week 32 of a 58 week chemo cycle, and finally gaining some weight. Which is allowing us to start more intesive therapies for Mason to really work on his building muscles he needs to walk. The issue is these therapies are out of pocket expenses.
His diagnoses’ have been changeling for us because its hard watching him go through this but also because its takes a parent/nurse/grandparent always being home with him which causes a big financial strain on the family.
We always work very hard to get Mason everything he needs despite it being sometimes more than we can finacially handle. Unfortunately, this is something that comes from all of his diagnoses, We just want Mason to have every opportunity to have as normal of a life as possible when he grows up. These therapies will allow him to do this and thankfully we are blessed with great family, friends, and strangers who support us and Mason so strongly. So if you can, please help by donating to get Mason to therapy and together we can get Mason walking!
Thank you
Ashley, Joshua, Hayden, Mason, Christopher and Avery
Mason Dall was born at 29 weeks 3 days with his twin brother.
He diagnosed with PVL (holes in the white matter of his brain
At 18 months Mason was diagnosed with Spastic Diplegia CP.
At 2.5 Mason had surgery to remove his high tone this surgery was done one his spinal cord. The goal was to help allow Mason to walk without devices. During the surgery the doctor found a tumor on Mason’s spinal cord. An MRI was performed and he was also diagnosed with a large brain tumor in his hypothalamus. The location of the tumor makes it inoperable also as the tumor grew to the large size of 1” x 1” it caused this extremely rare condition (2,000 cases ever) called diencephalic syndrome.
Mason came home from ST Louis on December 20th he was admitted to Maine Med where he 11 days at the hospital, He had multiple CT scans, x rays, had a feeding tube places, and a brain biopsy. In January he had a port placed and started chemo, February Mason had to have a baseline MRI which did show more growth in the tumor and also show that he had 4 more tumors going down his spinal cord. He is currently on week 32 of a 58 week chemo cycle, and finally gaining some weight. Which is allowing us to start more intesive therapies for Mason to really work on his building muscles he needs to walk. The issue is these therapies are out of pocket expenses.
His diagnoses’ have been changeling for us because its hard watching him go through this but also because its takes a parent/nurse/grandparent always being home with him which causes a big financial strain on the family.
We always work very hard to get Mason everything he needs despite it being sometimes more than we can finacially handle. Unfortunately, this is something that comes from all of his diagnoses, We just want Mason to have every opportunity to have as normal of a life as possible when he grows up. These therapies will allow him to do this and thankfully we are blessed with great family, friends, and strangers who support us and Mason so strongly. So if you can, please help by donating to get Mason to therapy and together we can get Mason walking!
Thank you
Ashley, Joshua, Hayden, Mason, Christopher and Avery
Organizer
Ashley Dall
Organizer
Standish, ME
