Lori Moul
“My cause (Hirschsprung’s Disease/”HD”) is rare – my HD daughter is 1 girl in 25,000 people – so not a lot of support in our locality. I’ve been making stuffies to support HD kids for 12 years, most recently “Hirschsprung’s Aware Bears”. The stuffies also comfort the children. I also make teddy bears and quilts for Victory Junction Gang Camp- a Serious Fun medical camp.” shared Lori.
Hirschsprung’s Disease is often not recognized and babies are sent home after birth with a major intestinal birth defect. They and their families STRUGGLE. The HD Aware Bears raise HD Awareness so that people know such a condition does exist and there is help for it. The stuffies also comfort the children.
