A Cleveland, Texas boy, who is awaiting a heart transplant at Texas Children's Hospital, spent one day on cloud nine after meeting a world champion bill rider ahead of his 8th birthday.
, Texas boy, who is awaiting a heart transplant at Texas Children's Hospital, spent one day on cloud nine after meeting a world champion bill rider ahead of his 8th birthday. Ahead of his 8th birthday, which is on Sunday, Jackson's care team in the Texas Children's Hospital Cardiac Intensive Care Unit decided to make his birthday wish come true - a chance to meet a real-life cowboy.
Well, a real-life cowboy by the name of Cody Teel, who drove in from Bryan/College Station, came to visit Jackson. . Jackson also showed Cody pictures of his pet cow Isty, who he bottle-fed as a calf. Cody showed Jackson some of his recent bull-riding competition videos and gave Jackson some cool bull riding swag.
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