What can I say but thank you for your site. I've been here about 3 times. It was horrible my first time to read about these sweet children, get so excited for them to recover and then read down at the bottom that they had earned their wings. What!?!?!?! That just can't be! I helped my mother leave to get her's about a year ago. She was 54. Extremely difficult doesn't do it justice to how hard it was. I can't fathom helping a 4 year old leave. How do you do that? My heart is breaking for these families. How brave they are to let their private story be told. I am a photographer and I will figure a way to help this cause. My first visit to this site, as I was bawling, my 7 year old was making princess crowns to be sold to earn money. Kids are the best teachers aren't they? That's what we all need to do. Stop crying and reading and make our "princess crowns".
I think you are AMAZING!!! I found you from Julian's site, who I found from following several other children, mostly DIPG kids (like Bekah). Like you, I am not a cancer mom, but the children have touched me like no other because I am a mom! The fact that you've taken your talents and done something so awesome is nothing short of amazing! You are a true role model for those of us out here who are SOOO touched by these children, and don't know what to do to make a difference. I follow their stories EVERY DAY, and begin to love these children as if they were my son. You are a true angel and I am blessed to have come across your blog. You are inspiring!
Christina Gomez www.caringbridge.org/visit/brannockfamily
This is a site for Pediatric Cancer Awareness and Fundraising. Meet the kids who inspire me to create and you are sure to be touched for a lifetime. Don't ever look away!
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What can I say but thank you for your site. I've been here about 3 times. It was horrible my first time to read about these sweet children, get so excited for them to recover and then read down at the bottom that they had earned their wings. What!?!?!?! That just can't be!
I helped my mother leave to get her's about a year ago. She was 54. Extremely difficult doesn't do it justice to how hard it was. I can't fathom helping a 4 year old leave. How do you do that?
My heart is breaking for these families. How brave they are to let their private story be told. I am a photographer and I will figure a way to help this cause.
My first visit to this site, as I was bawling, my 7 year old was making princess crowns to be sold to earn money. Kids are the best teachers aren't they? That's what we all need to do. Stop crying and reading and make our "princess crowns".
/crying... as I watched and met this little angel.
I think you are AMAZING!!! I found you from Julian's site, who I found from following several other children, mostly DIPG kids (like Bekah). Like you, I am not a cancer mom, but the children have touched me like no other because I am a mom! The fact that you've taken your talents and done something so awesome is nothing short of amazing! You are a true role model for those of us out here who are SOOO touched by these children, and don't know what to do to make a difference. I follow their stories EVERY DAY, and begin to love these children as if they were my son. You are a true angel and I am blessed to have come across your blog. You are inspiring!
Christina Gomez
www.caringbridge.org/visit/brannockfamily
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