In Aid of:

Dakota Mullally

Dakota was born with very complicated undeveloped brain issues and epilepsy, he is missing his Corpus Callosum which is the nerve endings that connect both sides of his brain. Parts of his brain are smaller then they should be, his spinal cord is half the size it should be, and he has very little sight, at this point the doctors only know he can see some light. He is one year old and has developed to about a 5 month old. The doctors believe he may never walk, or wont develop much more than he already has.
He has to make frequent visits to the IWK in Halifax to see specialist. His automatic part of the brain, which controls breathing and temp regulation, is also undeveloped, he's already has gone hypothermic (33C) and regularly has to be monitored."

Queen Elizabeth Hospital Foundation

The Queen Elizabeth Hospital Foundation raises funds for medical equipment and assists the Queen Elizabeth Hospital family to provide the best heath care possible. The QEH is home to the new Provincial Acute & Rehabilitation Stroke Unit and the Foundation is helping to address the medical equipment needs (such as, ceiling lifts, specialized wheelchairs, and IV pumps) associated with this very special project.

For more information about the QEH Foundation please visit http://www.qehfoundation.pe.ca/.