So pleased to have had you in my lounge room, even if it was only on the T.V (Australian Story). I can see why God was so keen to have you in heaven. I know some beautiful angels up there and your soul will be embraced by all. Thank-you, thank-you, thank-you for telling your story. I am still trying to come to terms with my mums death. I will never know what she went through but knowing a little about your cancer journey helps me to better understand hers. Give her a hug from me. Your body may be gone but your beauty lives on. God bless you.

Lou

i was reading thats life your story touched me. I’m 13 and i know what your going through. I had leukaemia at age 9. I had the choice in going back to school or being home schooled, i choose school. I was picked on every day.. until i stood up for my self, i told my whole year level what i was going through and i was only in year 4.. soon after my school was raising money to help my family pay for chemo thearopy. when i graduated from primary school in 2006, a little girl named Leah Smith, age 6 came up to me and said you have what i have, she wrapped her arms around my legs and sobbed. She touched me, just like you touched me.

Taelah.
xox