A home in Virginia transformed into a Whoville wonderland in hopes of creating some happiness for a Grinch fan with a terminally ill and rare genetic disease.
transformed into a Whoville wonderland complete with the mean one himself –– Mr. Grinch — in hopes of creating some happiness for a kindergartner with a terminally ill and rare genetic disease.
This year, the Grinch stole much more than just Christmas, "They diagnosed him with Cerebral Adrenoleukodystophy or ADL," Mrs. Jackson said. "They showed us his MRI scan and that the white matter in his brain was basically gone.""About 1 in 25,000 people get it," Liam’s father Stephen said. As people passed through, the tall and the small, standing close together a smile that meant most of all.Maybe, life perhaps means a little bit more.
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