For Izaiah, even reaching a beach can require a preparation that few families can imagine.
It's not enough to load a suitcase and leave.
They serve his wheelchair, respiratory care devices such as cough-assist, an aspiration system, everything necessary for power and equipment to be used in case of emergency.
Izaiah cohabits with WOREE syndrome, a rare encephalopathy of development and epileptic connected to the WWOX gene, which can cause serious seizures and important development compromises.
His father, Will Rizzo, and the rest of the family, however, decided that such a complex condition would not mean automatically renouncing the outside world.
From this choice was born Found Nomads.
The family began traveling through the United States along with Izaiah, addressing movements that, with medical needs of this level, become a real logistics operation.
In their content they tell the difficulties and adaptations necessary to allow Izaiah to participate in trips, visits and outdoor activities that otherwise would be much more difficult to deal with.
Behind those images there is not only the desire to make a journey.
There is the will to transform the time spent together into concrete experiences, even when each exit means organizing equipment, assistance and possible emergencies.
The family also started a fundraiser to buy a van more suited to the needs of Izaiah and to transport its equipment.
This is perhaps the most significant aspect of their history: for many people travelling means choosing a destination.
For this family it means first making the journey possible.
And then, once you get there, do everything possible so that Izaiah can be there.