A mom spearheading a medical awareness fundraiser was overjoyed when she received not the biggest,Dead Again but the best, donation of them all: One from her own son.
Shelby E., who goes by @pcos_support_girl on Instagram, has been raising money for and awareness about polycystic ovary syndrome, a hormonal disorder affecting the ovaries. When her son Parker, 6, overheard her discussing the fundraiser over the phone, he decided to make a wonderful contribution of his own.
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"Last night, I was on the phone discussing how close I am to my personal goal of raising 1000 dollars," Shelby wrote on Instagram. The next day, she found a note addressed to "Mommy" on the kitchen counter along with all $2.50 of Parker's piggy bank savings.
Parker had started to save up for a new Spider-Man toy, but decided the money was better suited for his mom's cause. "I know it's not a lot, but you work hard too, Mommy," he told Shelby later that day. "And those pretty ladies need your help more than I need Spider-Man."
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