2006/02/08 -- SHRINERS HOSPITAL, SPOKANE -- Tyson Haase, 7, stretches out in his seat on the Shriner's bus as he travels to Spokane, Washinton, for special medical treatment at the Shriner's Hospital. Haase was born with a deformity on his left hand which left him with only a thumb and two fingers that were fused together. Surgeons at the Shriner's Hospital were able to separate the fused fingers giving the boy a thumb and two fingers with which he can function relatively normally.
(For feature on the Shriner's Bus which took two children from Calgary to the Shriner's Hospital in Spokane, Washington for special medical treatment)... see Dave Breakenridge story
KEVIN UDAHL, Calgary Sun