Sasha came from Russia for a bone marrow transplant. His diagnosis is combined primary immunodeficiency. Life has brought him repeated pain. Before treatment began, he lost his older brother, Vanya. It was a terrible shock and sorrow for us all. Later, Sasha was prepared for his transplant. He has now been receiving treatment and fighting with all his strength for more than a year. His first dream was deeply touching: he wanted his grandmother to visit. He is very close to her, and her support and presence meant everything. We paid for a ticket, and she flew in to surprise her beloved grandson. Later, while in intensive care, Sasha began dreaming of an electric scooter. We were worried about buying one while he was confined to bed: having a scooter but being too weak to use it could upset him. His doctor settled the question by saying he could not ride one because of his health. While fulfilling other children’s dreams, we decided to give Sasha something he could play with in bed. Laser tag toys were just right. Sasha continues treatment, and we keep supporting him through this difficult journey.