To her family, Claire is unstoppable. She has cerebral palsy and while she is unable to move on her own or speak, innovative, donor-funded technology called Brain Computer Interface (BCI) at the Alberta Children’s Hospital is helping her use her mind to do things her body cannot.
When she’s not making milkshakes or playing games using BCI, or also communicating through eye gaze technology, you can find her on her Trexo Robotics walker, which helped her walk down the aisle as a flower girl.
She’s recently started her own business selling products she made using BCI! She also loves Moana and making new friends.
Thanks to your support of the Alberta Children’s Hospital Foundation, kids like Claire can get the best treatment and care possible.
