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Fran Whitmore, from Wondai Lions, with young Chloe and her dad, Jason Kregenbrink<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

October 28, 2012<\/strong><\/p>\n

The story of young Kingaroy resident Chloe Blinco-Kregenbrink, 4, who suffered irreversible nerve damage in her leg after a bout of the flu, has touched local residents who have come to the family’s aid.<\/p>\n

Chloe can only walk with the aid of a crocodile walker and a special leg brace which has to be re-made at least twice a year, a large expense for the young family.<\/p>\n

Earlier this year, a fundraiser held outside Mitre 10 raised some much-needed cash for the family.<\/p>\n

On Friday, Wondai Lions also joined in, donating a cheque for $3000 for Chloe’s future needs, and also giving the young girl some special presents.<\/p>\n

Mum Tracey Blinco said the cheque would be put towards the various modifications which are necessary for the family’s house, including rails and changes to the bathroom.<\/p>\n

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