Michigan Kindergarner starts a drive to have crayons for sick children

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Despite five year old Kindergarten student at the Roeper School who is named Brooklyn Brown having juvenile rheumatoid arthritis which was diagnosed when she was around three years of age, Brooklyn has a heart of kindness for young children in the Huntington Woods region in Michigan to donate her collection of crayon boxes to sick children in the local hospitals to use during their stays in hospitals to beat boredom waiting to be treated. Rychee Brown who is Brooklyn's mother received the idea to assist her daughter start her drive to donate boxes of crayons by requesting donations from Amazon's Wishlist page. The good news of the physical challenge that Brooklyn is facing is that with proper treatment, her illness can be beaten by the time she becomes a teenager. In my view, her healing will speed up by going good deeds for other sick children since the positive feeling of assisting others will speed up the nervous system to heal.