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September 7, 2008 In search of wish granters and help for my son Justin who is terminally ill.
September 14, 2008 10:52 AM UTC
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Comments: 16
The fact that you were there with him while he was growing up puts him ahead of thousands of other children. Keep telling yourself it could have been worse for him without you.
Being a caretaker is the hardest, most unappreciated job there is.
Paying it forward!
PIF
Justin's story is pretty sad. I believe in miracles..though.
I was going to lead you in the direction of some online groups to help you. But, after I searched your name online.. I see you have done quite well getting the word out there to so many of them, on your own. Many of them I didn't even know existed.
It's great that there is such support for families in need.
Take care and I'll keep Justin in my prayers.