We are airing another story about young Noah tonight at 10pm. He is only a few hours away from picking up his wheelchair and we'll be there to show you his reaction. It's all possible thanks to the generous donations from ABC 4 viewers. I'll be sure to tell you more about this little boy and why this wheelchair means so much to him. ABC 4 Reporter, Noah Bond

Jeff Harper is a P/T in Utah County. He's a good man and an important part of our community. He recently spent a Saturday working with other volunteers to build a wheel chair ramp for one of his patients. Any support given to his family is essentially an investment in your own community. He will "pay it forward" 10 times over with his servant's heart.

At the end of the story it says click here, it then takes you to a blogspot page for this family and then you need to click on the bright pink box that says he needs money for his wheelchair and then on the right hand side there is a donate button that will direct you where to go.

Noah and his entire family are the most inspirational people I have ever known. The struggles they have faced would just destroy others, but he and his family with sheer determination have beat the odds. They are very loving parents who are determined to give their children every opportunity possible. As I understand it Noah's new wheelchair requires a $2000.00 out of pocket co-pay, and as hard as his parent's work they just need help with that amount.

I'd like to hear a lot more about this adorable little Noah. He deserves more coverage. Let's help him get his new wheel chair!! This story was written way too short.

On behalf of ABC 4 News we appreciate your comments. If you would like to donate and help Noah click on the link attached to this story that can be found at the end of the web story. The link will take you to a blog dedicated to help Noah. On the right side of the page there is a link that says donate. In order to see the link you need to scroll down. This link will take you to a PayPal account were you can make donations to assist Noah. Also you can copy and paste this into your web browser that will take you to the site directly http://www.harpermiracles.blogspot.com/

Would like to hear more about little Noah. How can we help him. What kind of thearpy has he done? Will he walk eventuely? He's to cute.

As a single dad of a boy who was diagnosed with PDD (Persvasive Developmental Delay) which is basically a mild form of autism, this story really hit home with me. It actually makes me feel very lucky to have a son with just some Learning disabilities. Having a son who is legally bling and struggles with the very basics of life has to be very stressful and my heart goes out to the parents of Noah. When you have a child that has special needs it really hits home when you hear stories like this. Does anyone know exactly how much a new wheelchair is gonna cost for this boy? Please let me know as I would really like to help out. Thanks.

What a crappy thing to do! You should re-run the story and try ADDING a link (as you said you already have, during the news) so we can help this little guy out! Really, don't just give it a mention - run (at least part of) it again, PLEASE!! How disapointing...and frustrating. C'mon, 4...please get it together for this poor little boy. Thanks.

Where the heck is the link to help this little boy?!