Paso Robles girl needs surgery and community support to walk again

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Cheyenne Willis is in need of some the Central Coast's generosity.

The Paso Robles girl underwent surgery to have brain pacemakers implanted to reduce the affects of dystonia, a neurological movement disorder that caused her to lose the use of her legs.

She is recovering and doing well, but will need more surgeries to regain full use of her legs.

A benefit is being held Friday, June 4, to help pay for future medical expenses.

It is being held at Denner Vineyards in Paso Robles at 6:00 p.m.

There will be refreshments, live music and an inspirational speaker who also has also battled the affects of dystonia.

Tickets are $25.

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