Chesterfield family sees struggles swell after losing wheelchair van
For the Hicks family, a wheelchair accessible van was a godsend. But since it got totaled in a crash, Emmy and her kids Loretta and Jackie, who are diagnosed with a rare genetic disease called Leigh's, everything has been harder. You can help donate to their MiABLE accounts at https://www.ugiftable.com and entering their codes: Jackie's is 44P - E2N and Loretta's is N6E - F89
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