Connie Fanning had come upon hard times. She had left a bad relationship. Her son Chandler, 12, had been in and out of Johns Hopkins Hospital, suffering from a rare form of epilepsy. Her truck had broken down. She was unsure how she was going to pay the rent on her Pasadena townhouse, let alone buy Christmas presents for Chandler and his brother, Kyler, 4.
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