Happy to support! My son is 13 and has CVID (common variable immune deficiency) Noah deserves to walk !! He endures more than most adults ever will in his life time. #zebrastrong
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Katie Schmidt
10 years ago
He deserves to walk !!!
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Laura Sanchez
10 years ago
Let noah walk!!! think this is insane! He has a medical disease that has caused this. Many schools will allow a child to go graduation even if they have to go to summer school.
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Amber Timmons
10 years ago
Signed! Happy to support! My daughter is 6 and has Hypogammaglobulinemia.
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Elaine Holpin
10 years ago
For all those parents, teachers and friends that blessed with healthy children please sign
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Carol Janda
10 years ago
CVID is a horrible disease. I, too, have it. Please read up on it for more understanding. And please let him walk. He is dealing with more than you could imagine with this disease.
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Pamela Edelson
10 years ago
As an adult with a Primary Deficiency, I personally know how this illness can impact the life of an individual. It is amazing that Noah has kept up as well as he has! He has shown great determination and effort and should be allowed to walk with his class.
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Donald Dotzauer
10 years ago
Let the boy walk!
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Bobby Bates
10 years ago
He should be able to walk
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Melissa
10 years ago
Life is unfair enough for someone with Noah's condition, please don't add to that list of things that he will never get to do. Let him walk, please.
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Jason Besemer
10 years ago
If he is going to graduate let him walk.
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Eve Siegel
10 years ago
Please allow this young man the honor he deserves. Walk!
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Rebecca Powell
10 years ago
He should be allowed. I'm sorry he has to go through the stress of this.
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Tommy Terpening
10 years ago
I hope the High School Administration does the right thing. Verona High School, do the right thing.
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Mike Burman
10 years ago
Good Luck!
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Stacy B Veeder PhD
10 years ago
I have taught at the college,and university level since 1992, and I have,seen all kinds of students over the years. Noah's dedication and commitment to his studies is obvious. He has been doing everything possible to complete his schoolwork in spite of significant medical challenges, and he should not be prevented from walking with his class at graduation.
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Kim brown
10 years ago
Cvid is a hard illness to have. Let him walk, he earned it.
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Pam Pantelakos
10 years ago
The school administrators need to stop being so small minded and recognize that this is a once in a lifetime experience.
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Helen gallacher
10 years ago
As a cvid patient myself I know the struggle to even feel well enough to get out of bed in the morning never mind catch up on things you have missed. Noah should be proud to be only a half credit behind. Good luck.
Happy to support! My son is 13 and has CVID (common variable immune deficiency) Noah deserves to walk !! He endures more than most adults ever will in his life time. #zebrastrong
He deserves to walk !!!
Let noah walk!!! think this is insane! He has a medical disease that has caused this. Many schools will allow a child to go graduation even if they have to go to summer school.
Signed! Happy to support! My daughter is 6 and has Hypogammaglobulinemia.
For all those parents, teachers and friends that blessed with healthy children please sign
CVID is a horrible disease. I, too, have it. Please read up on it for more understanding. And please let him walk. He is dealing with more than you could imagine with this disease.
As an adult with a Primary Deficiency, I personally know how this illness can impact the life of an individual. It is amazing that Noah has kept up as well as he has! He has shown great determination and effort and should be allowed to walk with his class.
Let the boy walk!
He should be able to walk
Life is unfair enough for someone with Noah's condition, please don't add to that list of things that he will never get to do. Let him walk, please.
If he is going to graduate let him walk.
Please allow this young man the honor he deserves. Walk!
He should be allowed. I'm sorry he has to go through the stress of this.
I hope the High School Administration does the right thing. Verona High School, do the right thing.
Good Luck!
I have taught at the college,and university level since 1992, and I have,seen all kinds of students over the years. Noah's dedication and commitment to his studies is obvious. He has been doing everything possible to complete his schoolwork in spite of significant medical challenges, and he should not be prevented from walking with his class at graduation.
Cvid is a hard illness to have. Let him walk, he earned it.
The school administrators need to stop being so small minded and recognize that this is a once in a lifetime experience.
As a cvid patient myself I know the struggle to even feel well enough to get out of bed in the morning never mind catch up on things you have missed. Noah should be proud to be only a half credit behind. Good luck.
Please let him walk with his class.