Mother Gets Shocking Surprise After Finding Bundles of Cash in Her 7-Year-Old’s Backpack

No one ever thought that little Addie Bryan from Rockwall, Texas, would be able to walk. But what she ended up doing was a true miracle that didn’t just help her out, but also helped the hospital that got her through the rough patches of her young life.

But, why did her mother catch her with hundreds of dollars of cash in her backpack?

She Was Unlike Other Girls

Addie Bryan was not a typical little girl. She was born with Larsen syndrome, a disorder that affects the development of bones. People with this condition are affected in different ways, but in her case, it was a total nightmare for both her and her parents.

Her Parents Worried About Her Future

Larsen syndrome is a condition that affects about 1 in 100,000 newborn babies. Unfortunately, Addie had gotten the short end of the stick. Her father, Jeff Bryan and her mother Julie Bryan were completely devastated when they heard the news.

They worried that their beautiful daughter would never get to lead a normal life.

She Was in a Cast Since She Was a Baby

Her hips were dislocated, and her knees were turned backwards. To make things worse for this little child, she also had a clubbed foot. So, doctors at Texas Scottish Rite Hospital in Dallas, Texas, put her in a cast when she was just 5 days old, and it wasn’t her last one.

The First Three Years Were the Worst

“She has probably had between 60 and 70 casts,” her mother told USA Today. “She has had a lot.” Sadly, little Addie spent the first three years of her life stuck in a cast, and that was just one of many ordeals that followed.

But would she recover from all these obstacles that life threw at her?