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Greensboro 7-Year-old With Sickle Cell Disease Raises Money for Kids Like him
TJ Wilson has sickle cell disease. His trip to Disney World was canceled this summer because of coronavirus, but that didn’t stop him from doing something special.
He rides his bike 2 miles every day, asking for donations from friends and family to raise funds for other kids with sickle cell disease.
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