Giselle’s Freedom
Samah Darwish and Naser Alnaser describe their 6-year-old daughter Giselle Alnaser as a social and silly girl who loves music, going swimming and riding her Freedom Concepts adaptive bike. “She’s very social, she loves
Jaley’s Freedom
Ashley Fowler describes her four-year-old daughter Jaley as a brave, strong, silly and sassy little girl. “She makes everyone who meets her smile,” Ashley said. Jaley was diagnosed with Zellweger syndrome, a genetic disorder,
Tyler’s Freedom
16 year-old Tyler Powderly loves going fast. According to his mom Caitlin, he’s a little bit of a daredevil. “We went to Disney in February, and the first ride he wanted to do was
Jocelyn’s Freedom
Thank you to Jocelyn's mother Angie for taking the time to write this testimonial! “Jocelyn Powers is an awesome 11 year-old living on the Fort Campbell, KY military post with her parents, Justin and
Lainey’s Freedom
23-year-old Lainey Carroll loves music. She knows every song by The Beatles (her favorite one is “Help”), and she has been in a live singing group for 10 years. Close behind her love of
Tai Ann’s Freedom
Despite having approximately 30 surgeries in her 16 years, including bilateral hip surgery, bilateral distal femoral surgery, and two heart surgeries, Tai Ann Wright is upbeat, forgiving, level-headed and optimistic. “The glass is always
Winfred’s Freedom
Nine-year-old Winfred Jordan is loving, sociable, and enjoys learning, being around other people and watching YouTube videos. Winfred has an unbalanced chromosome translocation, which means that one of his chromosomes chipped and attached to
Freedom Concepts’ 2021 Year in Review
As 2021 comes to an end, we want to look back on some special bikes we built, milestones we hit, and stories we told. We look forward to continuing to create a Cycle of
Ford’s Freedom
When Effie Parks’ five-year-old son Ford was diagnosed with CTNNB1 syndrome when he was 16 months old, he was one out of only 30 people in the world with it. “Now there are about
Ayden’s Freedom
When Ayden Love grew out of the push tricycle he used as a toddler, his mother Anita Ellington said that riding a bike was no longer feasible for him. Ayden, now 7, has osteogenesis