Ryan Reynolds donates £10,000 to British girl, 13, with aggressive heart cancer ‘who dreams of visiting New York’
Ryan Reynolds donated £ 10,000 to an British girl with a rare and aggressive heart cancer form to visit New York at this imaginary Christmas.
From Wrexham from North East Wales to Lexi, this June was diagnosed with his family only weeks after returning from a ‘carefree and happy’ holiday with his family.
Since then, the 13 -year -old child had undergone two open heart surgery, a pacemaker was installed, and now he had spent intense chemotherapy tours.
Lexi’s dog, who has combined the heart attack for the Collins family, who has turned upside down since that summer, died during surgery.
‘Despite the hurricane of hospital accommodation, fear and uncertainty, Lexi’s mother Rebecca Collins says that her daughter encounters fearlessness and power that leaves every challenge’ in awe.
And apparently, his courage attracted the attention of Wrexham FC, who donated to a Wrexham FC and Hollywood A-Lister.
Mrs. Collins initially organized a separate donation collection that reached more than £ 13,000 from the locals who sent their best wishes, hoping to implement Lexi’s Christmas dream.
The 13 -year -old boy alone is an obsessive fan of the iconic 1990 film and his biggest wish to visit the Rockerfeller Christmas tree like Kevin.
Lexi Collins (above) was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive cancer from the heart only weeks after returning from a holiday with his family this June.
The 13 -year -old (on the left) has been under two open -hearted surgery since then, the pacemaker was installed and now he has been having busy chemotherapy tours
Apparently, Lexi’s courage, donations, which brought them far beyond the total target of £ 20,000, attracted the attention of Reynolds (above)
To help Lexi get Christmas miracle, Wrexham Police FC launched Wrexham FC titled ‘Lexi’s Dream Flight’ with a target of 5,000 £ 5,000Reynolds donated earlier Sunday afternoon.
The football club, which consists of non -duty policemen, was founded in 2022 and collected more than 65,000 £ for charity in three years.
Before today’s last matches, the club was counted for Lexi ‘.
After receiving a donor from Reynolds, the club said: ‘Thank you very much to our friend [Ryan Reynolds] Once again, it shows its incredible generosity. ‘
‘Lexi will go to New York when he feels good enough because of his support.’
The club shook a big screen views such as Marvel Antihero, Deadpool, ‘this red and black suit’, although not all heroes do not wear a cloak.
Reynolds ‘donations, Mrs. Collins’ donations to collect donations beyond the £ 20,000 after the target, the actor, the North Wales police and all other people who donated to all other people expressed their ‘overflowing’.
He said: ‘We don’t even know where to start saying thank you. Our hearts are full of gratitude to the North Wales Police Ryan Reynolds and every person who forgives, shares a gentle word or holds Lexi in their thoughts.
Lexi is an obsessive fan of the iconic 1990 film and its greatest wish is to visit the Rockerfeller Christmas tree (above).
“ We could never imagine love and support from full foreigners from all over the world, not only our own community. Every penny given, every encouragement message, every courtesy act removed us in the most difficult time of our lives.
‘Lexi means the world to know that he has an incredible human army that is very excited about planning his journey to New York City.
‘Thank you from the bottom of our hearts, you stand with us, you love Lexi and you remind you that there are too many lights in the world even in the darkest times.’
With money, Mrs. Collins can try to create Lexi’s dream bedroom, which will give him a ‘comfortable, comfortable space and relax and recovery surrounded by comfortable and joy’.
Mrs. Collins added an online article: ‘After everything he lives, we want to give Lexi something to wait. Something magical. Something that makes you feel like hope. ‘
Reynolds’ donation of Lexi to donation collection donation did not help young Wrexham for the first time in their battles with cancer.
In May this year, Rob Mcelhenyy, owner of the club and the club, sent a 42 -year -old Catherine Jackson, who parachute with the help of Young Lives V Cancer after he was inspired by a 12 -year -old child diagnosed with the disease.
