Aaron Pinsky was just 4 years old when he was diagnosed with cancer.  He spent 7 months in the hospital for treatments.  His mom gave him an iPad to help him pass the time and to talk to his family and friends on FaceTime.  He would talk to his cousin, Sarah Clein, several times a day.  When Aaron was released from the hospital, Sarah realized how significant the iPad was for his recovery.  She began raising money in her community for iPads, which resulted in “The Aaron’s Ipad Lending Library”.  So far, 44 iPads have been donated to 3 hospitals in South Florida.  Today Sarah, 13, and Aaron, 6, who is now cancer- free, go to hospitals to pass out iPad’s.  Sarah says she hopes to take the project nationwide so that all cancer-patient children can have an iPad to stay connected to loved ones while in the hospital.  These remarkable children didn’t wait for their dream to come true, they made it happen.  Are you determined to make your dream happen?