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Today my little cousin Christine who is 18 years old passed on to a better place, she was a victim of dandy walkers disease which can be looked into here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dandy-Walker_syndrome
They told her parents at birth she wouldn't make it past 5 years and and if anything she'd be a vegetable, she surpassed this mark, they told her she would never be able to read and write, she died while almost completing her own biography on her life. In 18 years she's had more then 15 life threatening surjerys and countless non. I can't speak truer words when i say she was an inspiration to my whole family and everyone around her. We'd always make bets on hockey games (she was a toronto leafs fan) while i was an ottawa fan. Another nice story here:
http://www.capebretonpost.com/index.cfm?sid=84924&sc=146
She's a very special girl giving her conditions when i was growing up i was always an extremely strong fit kid, and i was one of the only cousins aloud to touch/carry her around. Which gave us a very special bond, she called me "dohn" my name is John lol. The day she took the turn for the worse, i went in to see her and she actually opened her eyes and cracked a smile at me, the poor girl couldn't have weighed more then 60 lbs. She said "How was ambro" That's my racing horse, she was his biggest fan, so i leaned in and whispered in her ears "He won today boo, for you... and he can't wait to see you tomorrow" her eyes got wide just for a moment and she said "dood". These were her last words, hours later she passed on.
It's raining today, many people believe when death occurs and it's raining they go straight to heaven. In this case i know it's true, she's touched anyone she's met on a personal level with just her smile. Thanks for listening, i have to be the "rock" for the family and there's not really a spot for me to express my own feelings when infact, this is tearing me to pieces. I love you boo with all of my heart~
R.I.P<3
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dandy-Walker_syndrome
They told her parents at birth she wouldn't make it past 5 years and and if anything she'd be a vegetable, she surpassed this mark, they told her she would never be able to read and write, she died while almost completing her own biography on her life. In 18 years she's had more then 15 life threatening surjerys and countless non. I can't speak truer words when i say she was an inspiration to my whole family and everyone around her. We'd always make bets on hockey games (she was a toronto leafs fan) while i was an ottawa fan. Another nice story here:
http://www.capebretonpost.com/index.cfm?sid=84924&sc=146
She's a very special girl giving her conditions when i was growing up i was always an extremely strong fit kid, and i was one of the only cousins aloud to touch/carry her around. Which gave us a very special bond, she called me "dohn" my name is John lol. The day she took the turn for the worse, i went in to see her and she actually opened her eyes and cracked a smile at me, the poor girl couldn't have weighed more then 60 lbs. She said "How was ambro" That's my racing horse, she was his biggest fan, so i leaned in and whispered in her ears "He won today boo, for you... and he can't wait to see you tomorrow" her eyes got wide just for a moment and she said "dood". These were her last words, hours later she passed on.
It's raining today, many people believe when death occurs and it's raining they go straight to heaven. In this case i know it's true, she's touched anyone she's met on a personal level with just her smile. Thanks for listening, i have to be the "rock" for the family and there's not really a spot for me to express my own feelings when infact, this is tearing me to pieces. I love you boo with all of my heart~
R.I.P<3