Our Av for a Day, Carter!

Our Av for a Day, Carter!

All right, hold it above your head. There you go. Look at that. Hi, Burns. Mr. Jos, what’s up, guys? What’s up, Mr. Mr. Mama Car? Carter is the happiest kid. He loves all of it. He loves playing every sport there is, following professional sports, playing sports. Um, and he’s just the sweetest, like, most empathetic little boy. Thank you, Parker. Thank you, Parker. Thank you, Parker. Hi, I’m Mr. Joe. Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you, too. Um, I was out for a day and I went to morning skate and I got to meet all of the players. Nice to meet you, Mr. Car. Are you Carter? Yeah. Yeah. Look at that chain. Yeah. That’s unreal. Shortly after he was a year old, roughly 18 months, he was diagnosed with neurop fibromyitosis called NF1. Um, so it’s a genetic disorder, a genetic condition that basically inhibits his body from um being able to stop tumor growth. So he could end up with tumors anywhere uh on his nerve endings, which is all throughout the body. But every year, it’s kind of the unknown of like what will that mean for him? And he’s taken it all in stride. He’s so determined and resilient. Hi, Mr. Moen. Nice to meet you, buddy. Yeah. Yeah. You, you, too. You coming to the game tonight? Yeah. Nice. This day means a ton to him cuz he’s getting to meet some of his heroes, right? Uh and so um we’re just so grateful uh for the players and the avalanche to spend such um great great time with him today and make him feel like the special kid that he is. Whoa, it’s that dry. You’re right. in New Jersey by everybody. Yeah.