Dracut family turns daughter’s wheelchair into Bruins-themed Zamboni for Halloween
If you heard Pebbles’ “Good News” this morning, you heard the story of twenty-year-old Abby Simpson who was born with a rare nonverbal genetic disorder who’s known for her epic Halloween costumes. This year was no different. This year, her parents turned her wheelchair into a zamboni! “It was a huge hit in school, a lot of people have huge Bruins fans, so they wanted to take pictures with her,” said Noelia Ferreira, Simpson’s mother. “What meant a lot to us was that people were looking at Zamboni and the outfit, not my dad like a kid in a wheelchair,” Bernier said. “They were looking at the whole thing, and that made her cry.”
@NHLBruins Can you give Abby a thumbs up and a retweet? Her Halloween Zamboni costume is a total tribute to her favorite team! @wbz @NESN pic.twitter.com/9t5ocCtTsG @NHLBruins Can you give Abby a thumbs up and a retweet? Her Halloween Zamboni costume is a total tribute to her favorite team! @wbz @NESN pic.twitter.com/9t5ocCtTsG
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— Vicki (@UnfilteredVicki)@NHLBruins Can you give Abby a thumbs up and a retweet? Her Halloween Zamboni costume is a total tribute to her favorite team! @wbz @NESN pic.twitter.com/9t5ocCtTsG
— Vicki (@UnfilteredVicki) October 30, 2021
