Delaney Krings parade: A special birthday celebration was held for a 5-year-old girl from Wisconsin, who is dealing with terminal cancer.
In October, a trip to the ER for an ear infection would become the moment doctors told Delaney's parents she had just weeks to live."Brain cancer is terrible because if you look at a person as a puzzle, as a jigsaw puzzle, brain cancer is that one thing that takes one piece away every day and sometimes it's really sneaky, other times it's really obvious. But it's, unfortunately, a pretty steady decline," said Delaney's mother, Heather Krings.
So, from the window in Pewaukee, in her father's arms, Delaney could lift an eyelid with her finger to see the outpouring of love, organized by a stranger.birthday cards for Delaney"Delaney's not going to be around for much longer. So having everybody come together to make this the best event possible and hopefully put a smile, not just on her face, but the family's face," said Tomlinson, who is a family friend.
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