Ghostbusters superfan, 8, with heart 条件, enjoys dream day out in 物陰／風下d
A Ghostbusters superfan who has a congenital heart 病気 enjoyed a dream day out as he 追跡（する）d ghouls at a library in 物陰／風下d.
George Hinkins, eight, from Harrogate, North Yorkshire, lives with Ebstein’s anomaly, a rare form of congenital heart 病気 which means he was born with half a working heart.
George is often unable to join in with his peers as a result, but 設立する positivity through the Ghostbusters films ? and on Sunday he was able to live his dream.
With the help of Make-A-Wish UK and a supportive community, George was driven to 物陰／風下d Central Library in the film’s famous Ecto-1 乗り物 と一緒に a group of 地元の Ghostbusters volunteers.
He and his family were given a police 護衛する into 物陰／風下d, where George was met with a guard of honour from 地元の police, before 制定するing a scene in the library, which had been decked out in a spooky fashion.
The young ghoul hunter led four other Ghostbusters through the library in search of paranormal activity, before 逮捕（する）ing a ghost, taking it to West Yorkshire Police and receiving a 証明書 of thanks from the 市長.
“Any parents who have a child with an illness or a disability, 特に a disability like George’s heart 条件, life can be difficult for them,” George’s mother Jane Hinkins, 46, told the PA news 機関.
“Everything he does is a little bit harder than it is for somebody else ? with only half his heart and low oxygen levels.
“Today has given him so much 信用／信任 ? he just turned up and jumped out of the Ecto-1 in 前線 of 負担s of people… and just strolled up to the 市長 of 物陰／風下d at the door of the library and was shaking 手渡すs.
“It’s really made us 感謝する and it makes you feel that you’re not alone. So many people have come together to recognise what he’s been through but also what families like us go through.
“It’s given us something that George will take with him for the 残り／休憩（する） of his life.”
Joan ne Porter, content 経営者／支配人 at Make-A-Wish UK, told PA: “We’ve all had a phenomenal day.
“We’re just blown away by the number of people who gave their time and their 発生地 and gifts to make George and his family 極端に happy.
“Memories that will stay with all of us, I think, for a very long time.”
Ms Porter pointed to the support of 地元の community members and 商売／仕事s who 寄付するd their services for 解放する／自由な to make George’s wish come true.
She said: “It means that our own 予算 was 極小の, which means that we as a charity can 認める more wishes for other children, and that’s what we’re about.
“We’ve got so many more children that we need to reach with a wish.
“I hope by seeing this 魔法, more people are 奮起させるd to support us and to 言及する children to us for wishes.”
To find out more about George’s wish and the work of Make-A-Wish, visit www.make-a-wish.org.uk/news/georges-wish-to-be-a-ghostbuster.
