A Kenyan boy living in the United States gifted First Lady Melania Trump a lovely Valentine’s Day gift during her visit to Children’s Inn in Bethseda, Maryland.
Children’s Inn is a private, nonprofit residence for children and families participating in pediatric research at the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
Mrs Trump visited the children on Valentine’s Day.
Amani handed the First Lady a handmade necklace inscribed with the words “faith” and “hope”, the words he uses to get through his treatment.
Amani, 13 years-old, is suffering from sickle cell disease and is preparing for a bone marrow transplant with marrow donated by his 8 year-old sister.
Ms Trump appreciated the gift saying; “It’s so beautiful. Thank you”.
Ms Trump could not hide her excitement.
“Loved sharing an afternoon with such sweet valentines! Your bravery, strength, and love is amazing. Thank you to the @TheChildrensInn and @NIH for the lifesaving work you are doing!” she posted on Twitter.
Watch the video here:
. @FLOTUS gifted a necklace from Amani, inscribed with “faith” and “hope,” the words he uses to get through his treatment. He has sickle cell disease and is preparing for a bone marrow transplant with marrow donated by his 8 year old sister. pic.twitter.com/KhgUoWTCfI
— Kate Bennett (@KateBennett_DC) February 14, 2019
