Meet Rosie, the five-year-old who turned a princess-dress scooter ride into a £4,000 fundraiser for her friend
- Image credits: itvNot all superheroes wear capes, some don tiaras and do the good work such as five-year-old Rosie.
- After befriending Sid at a birthday party and learning he uses a wheelchair due to having spinal muscular atrophy type 1 (SMA1), a condition which causes muscle weakness and a lack of motor neuron function in infants, she wanted to help.
- Rosie set herself a challenge, to scoot four miles in her favourite princess dress and so far, she has raised over £4,000, all to help her friend.
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- Image credits: itvNot all superheroes wear capes, some don tiaras and do the good work such as five-year-old Rosie.
- After befriending Sid at a birthday party and learning he uses a wheelchair due to having spinal muscular atrophy type 1 (SMA1), a condition which causes muscle weakness and a lack of motor neuron function in infants, she wanted to help.
- Rosie set herself a challenge, to scoot four miles in her favourite princess dress and so far, she has raised over £4,000, all to help her friend.
Sources: Times of India