Tearful Santa Rushes To Hospice So Dying Toddler Can Sit On His Lap “One Last Time”

The family of a dying toddler was brought great comfort when ‘Santa’ rushed to be by his side in hospice care – so he could sit on his lap one last time.

Miles Agnew, aged two, was born with microcephaly and has spastic quad cerebral palsy, cortical vision impairment, intractable epilepsy, brain malformations and feeding intolerance, ABC News reports.

The toddler was adopted by the Agnew family when he was just three months old and has two older siblings: 13-year-old Hailey and Taveon, 11.

Miles has been in hospice care for months and his health has been slowly declining, but his condition deteriorated last week.

On December 5, ‘Santa’ rushed to the hospital near the family home in Salt Lake City, Utah, so that Miles could sit on his lap “one last time”.

Tearful Santa Rushes To Hospice So Dying Toddler Can Sit On His Lap “One Last Time”

Tearful Santa rushes to hospice so dying toddler can sit on his lap “one last time”