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Danny Garrigus, an investigator for 秋葵视频鈥檚 Office of Public Safety, says he has always been a fan of Sir Patrick Stewart, most popular for his roles in 鈥淪tar Trek: The Next Generation,鈥� but it wasn鈥檛 until recently that he gained a newfound respect for the actor. In an encounter made possible by the Make-a-Wish Foundation, Stewart took time from his appearance at Atlanta鈥檚 Dragon Con event to meet Garrigus鈥� 11-year-old daughter Dawn. She has mitochondrial disease, an inherited chronic illness that can be present at birth or can develop later in life. It causes debilitating physical, developmental and mental disabilities. About one in 2,000 people has the disease, which is progressive and there is no cure. 鈥淗er face just lit up when she found out she was going to meet Patrick,鈥� Garrigus said. 鈥淗e was sitting at the table, and he got up and put his hands on her shoulders. They sat down and talked for what we figured, at the most, would be about a minute or two; however, he sat there and talked to her one-on-one for 15 to 20 minutes. It was amazing.鈥� Dawn told Patrick she was honored to meet him, to which he quickly replied, 鈥淣o, I鈥檓 honored to meet you.鈥� After taking several photos, Patrick autographed Dawn鈥檚 action figures, and then they talked about her favorite characters on 鈥淪tar Trek鈥� and shared a few laughs.聽 The photos have gone viral, and the Garrigus family says the experience is one they鈥檒l never forget. Read more about Dawn鈥檚 experience in the Statesboro Herald鈥檚 feature story titled 鈥淎 Statesboro Girl鈥檚 Wish Comes True.鈥�