I found this on Len Carver’s Kindness Blog. This is about a brave young man fighting to keep his daughter alive. Please repost! If you can please donate to his worthy cause.
Posted on
February 12, 2014
by
Kindnessblog Smith
Tom Attwater is dying of a brain tumor, but he isn’t worried about his cancer. Instead, he is trying to save his 5 year-old daughter from her own.
Tom Attwater with daughter Kelli and wife Joely
He has vowed to raise approximately $820,200.00 for her cancer treatment, even if he wouldn’t be around to see her go through it.
Now Tom is almost half way to his fundraising target he is more adamant than ever to reach it. Tragically his deadline is short as his latest scans show his brain tumour is growing.
He says: “These days people make bucket lists, and the very top of mine – the…
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jmgoyder 
Thought I’d add this link, makes it a bit easier to find, brilliant share though Julie thanks…
http://tersiaburger.com/2014/02/22/tom-attwater-is-dying-his-daughter-might-die-too-the-letter-he-left-for-her-is-unforgettable/
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you Julie and Bulldog!!
xxx Tersia!
I just donated and posted on my FB page – hope it will inspire others to help..
You are wonderful Mimi!
Hardly wonderful, but appreciate you thinking so..
You are one of the most caring people I have ever come across!
Thank you very much Jules! I do care deeply about you..
Jules that is such a heart wrenching story. It really puts our own troubles in perspective. I’ll donate what I can. 🙂
It seems so unfair that a dying father would also have a child with cancer.
I know, it is too heartbreaking. 🙂
Wow …
My feelings too.
Julie, a very touching story … and I hope of all my heart that this is not a scam, I’m very aware appeals like this. Even Tersia isn’t really sure it’s for real. I’m happy that so many has faith and have helped out.
Oh I didn’t realize it might be a scam – so hard to know these days!
Julie, I don’t say it’s – but there is so much going on with appeals like this. I would have supported if it was one of my blogging friends own appeal. Like Terry’s.
It is hard to know what is the truth these days – so weird!
And it’s so sad that … we have to be careful and not able to trust.
I agree.