Bjorn Knowlton Robinson, a fifth generation Coloradan, is an optimistic, fun-loving 6-year-old who loves to race around in his power wheelchair. His parents named him Bjorn because it means "the bear" and his dad is half Swedish. Bjorn has Spinal Muscular Atrophy. He loves the art therapy he receives through The Denver Hospice - and especially adores his therapist, Molly. His mask, Dave, has tattoos on his chin to show his love of tigers. This is a funny mask meant to make people feel happy. "If I were to wear Dave, I would wear him to a jungle party and be a crazy jungle man," says Bjorn. "I would hop around the fire and yell out loud 'woo woo, woo woo'!"