Three year old Tucker loves the outdoors--hunting, fishing, and spending time with his family at his grandparents' cabin in the woods at Kerr Lake. But he also has a rare, genetic lung disorder that keeps him at home most of the time when he's not in the hospital or undergoing treatments.
Special Spaces of the Triangle--along with over 40 local artists, seamstresses, and volunteers--transformed Tucker's bedroom into a rustic, woodsy haven.
Our Project Linus Chapter was happy to provide a special quilt for Tucker to take when he goes for treatments. His brothers and sister also received a blanket, as a child's illness is stressful for the entire family.
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Tucker's special quilt |
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Dustin's quilt |
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Madi's fleece blanket |
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Dylan's fleece blanket |
For more information and photos of Tucker and his "special space", read the articles that were published in
The North Raleigh News and
The Wake Forest Weekly.