15-year-old Hunter Gandee wanted to highlight the cause of children, like his little brother, who have cerebral palsy. Starting Friday, he walked 57 miles in Michigan with kid brother Braden on his back.
He finished Sunday and said he'd never have done it without the support of people cheering him on. On the second day, he collapsed with exhaustion but his friends picked him up.
Hunter also walked 40 miles carrying Braden last year and has raised $130,000 since then, to help improve facilities for children with a disability, at his little brother's Douglas Road, Michigan elementary school.
http://abcnews.go.com/US/michigan-teen-carries-brother-57-miles-back-cerebral/story?id=31615343
He finished Sunday and said he'd never have done it without the support of people cheering him on. On the second day, he collapsed with exhaustion but his friends picked him up.
Hunter also walked 40 miles carrying Braden last year and has raised $130,000 since then, to help improve facilities for children with a disability, at his little brother's Douglas Road, Michigan elementary school.
http://abcnews.go.com/US/michigan-teen-carries-brother-57-miles-back-cerebral/story?id=31615343
