Rudi Bell was hospitalised with extreme seizures earlier this year but for his fourth birthday he asked his pals to 'bring pennies' for charity instead of presents
A kindhearted wee boy who has been battling devastating epilepsy is fundraising to “help all the other boys and girls who don’t feel very well”.
The total has amazed the four-year-old’s parents Sam, 31, and Ross, 34, who at one stage thought they would lose their precious son. The family hope as her grows his antibodies will stop attacking his own cells and his seizures will stop.On his birthday last week Rudi asked his friends to not buy him gifts but instead bring some pennies for Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity which provides accommodation for parents and entertainment for the young patients.
Top news stories today Describing his first seizure, Sam said: “He had been a bit under the weather that week, very tired and not eating a lot but it never amounted to anything.“For 48 hours he had seizures. He would come out of one and then go straight back into another one.“It had been raining that day so I was going to take them to an indoor soft play instead but I thought I’d be the fun mum and take them to play outside.“It was horrific. I don’t know what was going on.
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