Team Annika
Melissa Yuhas
WHY I'M RUNNING
I am not a runner; I hate running, but I am a mother. My heart breaks when I think about what the wish kids and their families go through daily while battling life-threatening illnesses. I am very blessed and grateful that I am physically and mentally able to take on this challenge. Please help by donating any amount to help bring joy to these very deserving children and their families. Please also join us on October 2nd (11AM) at the Captain's Stadium to be a part of this beautiful event.
$5426 of $4500 goal
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About Team Annika
Annika is a charming and tenacious three-year-old girl with an infectious smile and bold sense of adventure. At 3 months old, she had her first hospital admission. A month later, an MRI and EEG reveled that Anni suffered extensive damage that destroyed over half her brain. After extensive testing, the cause of her widespread cystic encephalomalacia remains unknown. The next year and a half of Annika’s life was filled with hospital stays, surgeries, and collecting a myriad of specialists, therapists, and secondary diagnoses. Anni has mixed hyperkinetic bilateral cerebral palsy, CVI and other neurological visual impairments, and takes most of ...