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Blind woman moved to tears when Secret Santa surprises her with new wheelchair
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December 19, 2018
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3:17Now PlayingWhen Becky Madsen was eight years old, she got chicken pox on Christmas Eve. She took an Aspirin to lower her fever and it caused her to be in a coma for three months.
She is now blind and in a wheelchair. She is unable to work, but that didn’t stop her from going to college, getting married and adopting a baby. Her son was born with fetal alcohol syndrome and he is now 15 going to a local high school.
Becky has an automatic and manual wheelchair. Both are broken and she is unable to afford repairs or new chairs.
Secret Santa felt Becky was deserving of a new wheelchair so he asked the EastIdahoNews.com elves to go surprise her with the good news. Watch the video above to see the surprise!
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