There was a very special visitor at Mass General Hospital this week — “Deadpool” star Ryan Reynolds stopped by to visit a young boy battling cancer.
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There was a very special visitor at Massachusetts General Hospital this week -- "Deadpool" star Ryan Reynolds made a stop in Boston to see a young boy battling a rare form of cancer.
The visit became a reality when Nash's mother sent Reynolds a picture of her son wearing a radiation mask that was decorated to look like "Deadpool." After receiving the photo, Reynolds made arrangements to surprise the 8-year-old on Friday.
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WATCH HEREDuring their visit, Reynolds and Nash took a selfie together with the radiation mask. The young boy was also surprised with a FaceTime video call from actor Hugh Jackman, who plays Deadpool's friend Wolverine.
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SIGN UP MGH said in a Facebook post that Nash, who is at Mass General for Children and Mass General Cancer Center for treatment of rhabdomyosarcoma, considers Reynolds a beloved superhero, comedian and now friend.
MGH shared video of their encounter on Facebook that clearly captured the excitement Nash felt when he met Reynolds -- a moment that Nash and his family will cherish forever.
