Ability KC helps a young stroke survivor [Video]

SITE, AND PARENTS CAN PAY $5 TO EAT AS WELL. WELL, IMAGINE HAVING TO LEARN TO WALK AGAIN OR TIE YOUR SHOE. AND NOW IMAGINE FACING THAT REALITY AS A CHILD. KMBC NINE CARES FOR KIDS, AN ABILITY KECHI ARE TEAMING UP TO HELP KIDS THRIVE WITH THERAPY. KMBC NINE’S TERISA WHYTE SHOWS US HOW THE NONPROFIT IS MAKING A DIFFERENCE. NICE THROWING BASEBALLS MIGHT SEEM LIKE A NORMAL ACTIVITY FOR MOST KIDS, BUT FOR HUNTER, THIS IS A BIG STEP. GOOD MARIES ON THE FIRST DAY OF THIRD GRADE, HUNTER’S LIFE CHANGED. HE WAS OUTSIDE HANGING OUT WITH HIS FRIENDS. HE WAS IN THE AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMING AND HE HAD A STROKE. THAT MOMENT MARKED THE START OF A LONG UPHILL BATTLE. PHYSICAL THERAPY. OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY AND THE FINANCIAL STRAIN OF IT ALL. NICE JOB. HUNTER. HIS DOCTOR AT CHILDREN’S MERCY RECOMMENDED ABILITY. CASEY BECAUSE THEY’RE THE BEST TO …