A young boy with a passion for Lego had his wish granted by the Daily Mirror, as he and his family were sent to Legoland before he faces potential vision loss.
Mason Hogg, a 5-year-old from Gloucester, was diagnosed with rare meningiomas near his eyes, head, skull, and neck. His case presented unique challenges for treatment, raising concerns about the possibility of losing his eyesight.
In a heartwarming initiative, Mason’s mother, Sarah Mckeown, organized a campaign to fulfill his dream of visiting Legoland before his condition worsens. With the support of the Mirror, Legoland, and GoFundMe, Mason’s dream trip became a reality.
During their stay at Legoland’s Castle Hotel, Mason and his family, including his mom, aunt, cousin, and brothers, enjoyed special accommodations and VIP privileges, enhancing their Legoland experience.
Despite his initial fear of roller coasters, Mason bravely tried the iconic Dragon ride and fell in love with the thrill. The family also ventured into The Haunted House Monster Party, creating unforgettable memories despite some unexpected twists.
Mason, who faces ongoing challenges with his eyesight, remains a cheerful and curious child. His journey to Legoland brought joy and cherished moments to his family amidst their worries about his health.
The community’s overwhelming support, especially from Mason’s school friends and families, has been a source of comfort for Sarah. She continues to seek insights from experts to navigate Mason’s unique medical condition and hopes for his continued healing and vision preservation.
