Andersons surprise Senators super fan in Ottawa hospital

Liam Darragh couldn't believe it when his hero, Ottawa Senators goalie Craig Anderson, walked into his hospital room. Luckily, Anderson had proof with him.

"Do I gotta prove it?" Anderson said with a big smile while removing his cap and showing off his recognizable bald head.
The young patient, who has been at Queensway-Carleton Hospital in Britannia, Ontario for about a month while being treated for a rare genetic disorder, was shocked to see his favorite player in person.

Darragh had been told that the goalie would be able to do a video chat with him, but Anderson and his wife, Nicholle, herself a cancer survivor, made the journey to see him instead.
"It was a huge surprise," Liam's mom Lisa told the Senators website. "Liam had no idea about any of this, and when Craig walked off the elevator I was shocked."
Darragh has Prader-Willi syndrome, a disorder that affects about 1 in 10,000 to 30,000 people worldwide.
The visit from the Andersons no doubt brightened his day and Craig left an open invitation for Liam to attend a Senators game, complete with locker room visit as soon as he is feeling better.
"He loves the [Senators]; he's like their couch-coach," Lisa said. "I think he's really, really, really excited. I think he was a little shellshocked … it's got to be the best day of his life."