I vote for Kyler Young! I have known Kyler and his mom for a very long time and he deserves to win.

Our vote is for Coleman Scott Larson. He is battling Medulloblastoma and the family just found out that the last several rounds of chemo hasn’t helped, and his cancer has spread, pretty significantly. You can check out my wife’s blog: http://www.tramontanamemories.blogspot.com to read more about him or how to get on his Caringbridge Care Page. This kid deserves this more than anyone I know and we have pledged to make enough to buy Colemans twin brother a PSP too if we win for them. Coleman’s brother, Caden …. is amazing and he’s always there for Coleman — never complaining. Please give Coleman a chance.

I vote for Kyler

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Kyler Young!!!

My vote is for Kyler Young.

my vote is for Kyler Young.

Kyler is my vote. I’m sure there are several kids who deserve this, it’s too bad there has to be one. Kyler is my nephew, I am truly speechless at times as to what this young man has gone through in his short lifetime. He does not complain. He just keeps going. He is the energizer bunny.

Kyler Young shoud win!

Just another vote for Kyler Young – my step-nephew who’s been through a lot his entire life. A very nice teenager who takes the time to play with his much younger cousins at family get togethers.
I also vote for Tacoma Children’s Hospital who did so much for my niece and my grandson when he needed surgery.

I am nominating Kyler Young to win the PSP.

Thanks!!

I vote for Kyler Young!

Here’s another vote for Kyler Young!!

Hi there. I was wondering if you would consider an adult with serious illness. I am US Army and my wife has MS which has been progressively worsening over the past months and causing some serious impairments. The hospital is like her 2nd home and she is there monthly for a minimum of 13 days. She recently was at a Rehabilition Hospital for 4 weeks as she had lost use of her left side and they were trying to improve that as well as her cognitive and reactions so she spent a lot of time in therapy with the Wii which has been known to help people with problems. She enjoyed it and I would love for her to have a PSP to keep her mind going, keep her fingers functioning (something some of us take for granted) and it would also lift her spirits. We are currently stationed overseas in Germany and hospital stays aren’t fun due to language barrier which also goes for TV so she is usually bored to death and because I am in the fields a lot she is alone with no interaction until I get to visit. We have so many expenses I can’t buy one so winning would be great! If you could select an adult, please consider her. It would be appreciated. Our mailing address is still USA but I can always pay shipping. If not, I still think this is a wonderful giveaway.

I nominate Kyler Young.

I would like to vote for Kyler Young.

I would like to nominate my daughter, who is 6 1/2 years old. She has a neuromuscular disease called Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type II.It is a degenerative disease. She cannot walk or stand. She uses a wheelchair to get around. The disease weakens her respiratory muscles & she gets really sick from just the common cold. When she is sick she needs to stay home from school to have extra respiratory treatments, sometimes for a week or more. She has been hospitalized 4 times in the last 3 years for pnuemonia. She gets really bored there especially because she is usually in the ICU or on precautions that don’t allow her to leave her room. Trying to keep her entertained through her treatments is hard, she is very social & creative so being stuck in a bed is hard. Even when she is not sick she has physical therapy several times a week & uses a standing frame everyday. These are painful activities for her & the only way to get through them is to distract her. The older she gets the harder that is, she is not as enamoured by bubbles during therapy anymore
There are also times when she is out & cannot participate in everything her friends do so it’s nice for her to have a special activity for herself. Having a PSP would mean alot to her because there are so many situations where she can’t do what she truly would want to do & must sit & watch others. Or she is too sick to do anything else & needs something fun to pass the time. This is something we would love to do for her but medical expenses take up a major portion of our budget & this is not something we can afford for our sweet, beautiful girl. Thank you.

My son Blake would love this. His brother has a video game. And he wants to play it all the time. They have to share. But if blake had his own he would feel so good. Blake is in a wheel chair. Has cp doesnt like very many toys.

I would like to vote for Kyler Young.

I am honored to nominate my son, Daniel, to win your very generous donation of a PSP. Daniel is 11 years old and is medically fragile. Having had 17 surgeries in his short life, there are more procedures on the horizon for him. He has spina bifida, a brain stem malformation, is paralyzed from the waist down and as such some of his internal organs are paralyzed requiring daily uncomfortable procedures like urinary catheterizations five to seven times a day and rectal stimulation. I could write a novel on Daniel’s strugges, but I know you will receive many worthy nominations and am respectful of your time. I do know this, however: this gift could not be bestowed on a more grateful child in Daniel.

Thank you for your consideration.

Respectfully,
Daniel’s incredibly proud mother

I would like to nominate a friend’s daughter. Bailey is 17 years old and lives in Tulsa, OK. In October of this year she was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. She has been going through chemo and has already lost all of her hair. She has two younger siblings, ages 4 and 6. The last month and a half has been very difficult on the entire family. I haven’t posted this on my personal blog because I haven’t been able to discuss this with their family first. My heart goes out to her and I would enjoy seeing her smile. Thank you for considering Bailey.

I have a great nephew I’d like to nominate. He is six years old and a great kid. He was born with Cystic Fibrosis. Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that affects the lungs and digestive system of about 30,000 children. A person with CF has a defective gene that produces a protein that causes the body to produce unusually thick, sticky mucus. This mucus clogs the lungs and leads to life-threatening lung infections this mucus also obstructs the pancreas and stops natural enzymes from helping the body break down and absorb food.

He is a very active, happy child. He relates well to others and enjoys playing with his extended family (he is an only child.) This is his first year to attend school and he loves it.

Because of the digestive problems associated with CF his is small for his size and has to be fed suppliments through a feeding tube into his stomach. He has a machine that he wears several times a day to break up the mucus in his lungs.

He travels about 100 miles to see his attending physician at a Children’s Hospital for regular check ups and sometimes has to stay in the hospital for several days. He averages around one hospital stay a year. This can be an anxious time yet he is a real trooper. All of the hospital staff love him and he likes the attention.

At the time of my writing this he is in the hosptial for pnuemonia. Today his mother said that he has improved enough to be transfered from PCU to a regular room later this week.

Thanks so much for this wonderful giveaway. It will make the day for 10 children. My thanks to Playstation also. What an awesome company!!!

I would like to nominate my son who is 5 and has ADHD and ODD. He loveS things like this. He is really a hyper child and can be really hard to handle for me. (I have Bipolar and ADHD) Right now we’re trying to find something that will keep him busy and from being mean to his sisters.

He gets on my desktop and finds his way online watching Transformers and Mostly Cartoon Network cartoons. He is so smart. I never once showed him how to use the computer or even how to open the browser to get on youtube. LOL

The PSP would be really great for him to keep him busy.

Thank you!

I put this button on my blog listed above and my LJ. What a fantastic program.