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Special Thanks for Brynn's 2012 Donors
Peter Engelbrecht Steffanie Phillips
Kristin & Bill Hileman Stephen Dagger
Katie Wulff Travis Hileman
Allison Criger Tori Whittaker
Joan Thornton Martha Rose Sapp
Lisa Musolin Catherine Loertscher
Daniel and Emily Case The Leavitt Family
Nicholas Estep Catherine Loertscher
Sara HaleyMarina Flores
Mary Anne Ebner Christie Wade
Dean Rindlisbach Kristin Sheets
Lisa Burks Stephen Owens
Richard Bell Catherine Gordon
Greg Young Paul Bryson
Lori Moorehead Denise Alex
Laurie Hileman Byers Automotive
Amy Frick Daniel Neary
Meredith Merz Shannon Howard
Kimberly Morgan Nathan Godfrey
Joann Caldwell Sarah Altherr
Anne GavorcikCorie Wyatt
Neil KoenigAnn Marie & Adam Bevan
Ellen HodginsYehira Negron
Elizabeth Sadlack Brandelyn Blair
Derek MairTrisha Darden
Catherine WenzkeIrene Tidball
Cahterine LoertscherChristopher Basinger
Julie RosekransAnn Horton
Randy KoenigJ. Gumbo's
Jill DaggerSherry Hileman
Pamela WrightHilary Dishon
Tiffany DaggerErin House
Amanda WillerAlvin Bell
Kathleen Grimes Carol Pace
Tammy S Nowicki

Brynn's Story

My husband and I always knew we wanted to be parents when we were married. On November 15, 2006, we were blessed with an angel from above. Brynn Peyton Hileman.
Brynn has brought so much joy to our lives and is the most amazing child. If you are having a down day, she will always make you smile.
Brynn was a little late at doing most things as an infant. She rolled over late, sat up late, and crawled late. We knew something was wrong, but couldn't figure out exactly what. This was when Brynn was 14 months old. Her pediatrician said if she is not walking by the time she is 2, we will refer you to Neurology.
So her 2nd birthday was here and she still was not walking. We then go to the neurologist who refers us to the Developmental Clinic to test for autism. The results are that she does not have autism, but suspect that she may have Rett Syndrome.
We then proceed to see the neurologist on April 27, 2009, where it was confirmed that Brynn does have MECP2 mutation that is consistent with Rett Syndrome.
We now know what is wrong with our sweet little angel from above and are very blessed to know about Rett Syndrome. Brynn teaches us a little about her world and we teach her a little about ours. She may not be able to walk or talk, but we are NEVER going to give up. We joined GP2C for support and to raise awareness about Rett Syndrome. We hold a 5k annually in honor of Brynn to raise awareness and funds for our cure! If you see our sweet little angel with a SMILE on her face, Smile back. It's just Brynn's way of saying "Hello".