Paralysed man raises £20,000 for treatment to help him walk…then gives it all away to help a disabled child take HIS first steps

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Dan Black (right) has given up his dream of walking again to help five-year-old Brecon Vaughan (left) take his first unaided steps
  • Dan Black, 25, was paralysed when he was knocked off his bike in 2009
  • Also suffered a stroke which caused him to lose use of his right arm
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Dan Black (pictured before his accident) was paralysed from the chest down when he was knocked off his bicycle in 2009. He also suffered a stroke which denied him use of one arm
  • Raised £20,000 to pay for stem cell treatment which could help him recover
Brecon Vaughan (pictured with his parents Ann and Rob)
Mr Black raised £20,000 to pay for stem cell treatment but he then gave all of the money to Brecon Vaughan (pictured with his parents Ann and Rob) who has cerebral palsy
  • Gave all the money to family of Brecon Vaughan, 5, who has cerebral palsy
  • Will be used to help pay for surgery in the U.S. – this should enable Brecon to take his first unaided steps

Source: SCOPE & Daily Mail

 

 

 

 

 

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