Ballymena family urges others to ‘Jingle All the Way’

A Ballymena boy and his mum are calling on people to join the Children’s Hospice ‘Jingle All the Way’ festive fundraising campaign.
Elaine McBride and her son Sam, who avails of the services at the Children’s Hospice, are once again getting behind the ‘Jingle All The Way’ campaignElaine McBride and her son Sam, who avails of the services at the Children’s Hospice, are once again getting behind the ‘Jingle All The Way’ campaign
Elaine McBride and her son Sam, who avails of the services at the Children’s Hospice, are once again getting behind the ‘Jingle All The Way’ campaign

Eight-year-old Sam McBride, who avails of the services at Northern Ireland Children Hospice, and his mum Elaine, have taken part in the campaign since it started.

Elaine said: “Sam has a rare form of epilepsy called Lennox Gastaut Syndrome which means medication will have little effect on seizures that are ever-changing and occur daily. Sam also has cerebral palsy and, although he can walk with support, his visual impairment causes problems. The Children’s Hospice has proved to be a sanctuary for our family and is a place where Sam can come and have fun, allowing us to relax and recharge.

“We are in the process of planning a Jingle virtual Craft Fair and a Concert.”

To find out more information visit nihospice.org/jingle

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