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Oliver and Sam (MPSII)
Oliver and Samuel are brothers and they both have MPS II Hunter disease. They have Hunter disease because their bodies are missing a special enzyme.
This makes their skin cells clog up and causes stiffness of their joints and thickens up their skin and other organs as well as making it harder to breathe.
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