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she and brayden come to the philly for treatment. he has cystic fibrosis. >> all of my attention goes to toward brayden. >> reporter: christie doyle and two fellow stylist brought the salon to them. >> so they think for that good 45 minutes, like i am in a happy place. no needles or shots or surgeries. this is a happy place. >> reporter: christie got the idea in 202 when she met kayla a nine year-old family friend diagnosed with neuroblastoma. the she's now 13. >> christie had this idea to come over and cut it short so it would be easier to lose. >> he spent, an hour or two with kayla. it just transformed the the room from the sad hospital room to a party. >> reporter: over the course of kayla's treatment, christie kept coming, bringing bright bows and ribbons. >> i left that day feeling like i wanted to spread this to other families and other kid who are going through such harsh situations. >> reporter: her non-profit mission, christie, cares gives free haircuts to patients and families at ronald mcdonald house at st. christopher's

. >> 10-year-old brayden goes full tilt whether it's hoops with his family or practicing his drums. it's quite the reversal. when he was a toddler nicole and sean wright knew his behavior was not normal. >> he climbed under the table and not interacting with any of the other kids. >> they were assured his behavior would change. >> one doctor took notice urging he be tested for autism and guidelines now recommend that every child be screened at 18, 24 and 36 months. >> we are looking for children with delays, and catching anyone that could be at risk. >> 90% of the children flagged by the question air and the followup interview are diagnosed with developmental delays, many used to slip through and not get caught until much later. >> the earlier you can inveen. >> once we got the diagnosis it opened up so many doors. >> braden now plays basketball and other sports with special olympics. >> and he loves music. >> he would not be the child he is today without all the services. >> it may take time to get the formal diagnosis but early invention could start sooner. we have resources at 6a

she doesn't usually have time, she and brayden come every three weeks for treatment.sis. >> all my attention goes toward taking care have brayden. >> reporter: on this day christie doyle and two fellow stylist brought the salon to them. >> they think that is a good 45 minutes, i'm in the happy place, i don't need any needles, shots or surgeries. this is a happy place. >> reporter: christie got the idea when she met kayla a nine year-old family friend diagnosed with neuroblastoma. she's now 13. >> christie had this idea to come over and cut it shorter so it would be easier to use. she spent an hour or two with kayla. it transformed the room, and from a sad, hospital room to a party. >> reporter: over the course of the kayla's treatment christie kept coming bringing bright bows and ribbons. >> i left that day feeling like i wanted to spread the thought of families and other kids going through such harsh situations. >> reporter: her non-profit mission christie cares, gives free haircuts to patients and families at the ronald mcdonald houses at st. christopher's hospital

. >> reporter: ten-year-old brayden wright goes full tilt whether it's a game of hoops with his family or practicing his drums. it's the reversal when he was a toddler sean and in this case -- nicole knew his behavior was not normal. >>> he was not interacting with any of the other kids. she were sure it would change. >>> else a boy and stubborn. >> reporter: finally a doctor took notice and said to test him for autism. guidelines recommends that every child westbound screen for autism. it's called the m chat modified checklist for autism in toddlers. >>> we're looking for children who have social and communication delays. >> reporter: dr. bennett said 95% of the children flagged by the m chat question are diagnosed. >>> once we got the diagnosis it opened so many doors. >> reporter: he plays basketball and other sports with special olympics and he loves music. >>> he wouldn't be the child he is today if we didn't get all the services early. >> reporter: dr. bennett said it may take time to get a formal exam and diagnosis, but earlier intervention can start sooner. we have a link at 6a