The 3-year-old daughter of a Dunedin firefighter is learning to walk — very, very slowly and not without a lot of help.

With expensive therapy (the kind not covered by health insurance), little Kiley Griggs, who has cerebral palsy, is now able to sit up on her own, and stand with some support.

A fundraiser on Sunday seeks to at least get her parents some of the financial support they need to see Kiley through their dream of her walking.

Kiley could have spent much of her life in a wheel chair if not for winning a $10,000 Internet cash prize in the Upromise Dream Wall sweepstakes last year.

The prize money has largely funded the special TheraSuit Therapy that is helping her build the muscular strength and coordination she needs for taking her first steps. But it's won't quite cover the final 15-day therapy regime at Lampert’s Therapy Group in Largo, which is planned for this summer.

Her parents, Jay, a Dunedin firefighter, and Lori Griggs, a teacher in Pasco County, last updated friends on Kiley’s Progress Facebook page in late March, after the first week of her second 15-day therapy regime:.

A photo slideshow for my mother to celebrate Mothers' Day 2012.

The song in the background is Can't Help Falling in Love by Elvis Presley, played acoustically by me on the piano.

Enjoy, and to all the mother's out there, Happy Mothers' Day.