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Seven-year-old sells soda to finance her brain surgery

By SAT.1 (Glomex) 9 March 2021 20 Views

Source: SAT.1 (Glomex)

Because her family lacked the money for a life-saving brain operation, seven-year-old Liza as Alabama had to raise some herself - by selling soda pop.

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