A lemonade stand in Florida raises money for medical treatment of a dad

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Virgil Garrison III is one lucky man that his two children Hunter, 12 and Julia 10, have decided to run a lemonade stand in Cape Coral Florida to raise fund for their dad to travel by train with his wife and two children to have medical treatment for cerebrospinal fluid leak (CSF) that has plagued him since 2012 when he was injured in a minor auto accident. What makes me laugh was that two kids wanted to raise money to get this, have their ears pierced. But the two children realized that their dream of getting their ears pierced will have to wait. When the story broke out, the Garrison family used the power of GoFundMe.com to raise $5,000 dollars which is good enough to have the Garrison family travel to Durham North Carolina for the doctors at the university hospital who are specialists in this field to see if they can cure Virgil of his health challenge. Since Virgil cannot take a ride on an airplane due to his medical condition, the Garrison family took a train ride to Durham.