A St. Catharines family is looking to raise $3-million, so their one-year-old daughter can receive a life-changing medical treatment in the United States.
Lennon Ferri was diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy type 1 when she was four-months old. She has to receive Spinraza injections through a lumbar puncture every four-months to survive.
The FDA recently approved a new drug in the United States, which only requires a one-time dose through IV.
But Zolgensma also comes with a hefty price tag of $2.125-million USD.
You can donate to the cause online here.
Premier Pressured for State of Emergency
It's a Big Year for St. Catharines
Police Stop Drug Transaction on Street
'Shark Tank' Designed to Increase Revenue
Man Charged with Child Sexual Assault
Pedestrian Seriously Hurt After Hit by Car
Man caught driving 3-wheeled pickup truck
2 from Niagara named to the Order of Canada