Chemo Day

Chemo Day

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A friend of my mums, Chrissie, is critically ill, we only met at the start of last year, but I feel like I have really connected with them. I've tried to think of things I could do to help raise money for cancer research, and thought maybe if I wrote a book, I could connect with you guys and show you how hard it really is to know somebody with cancer. I've wrote this book in the perspective of her 10 year old son, Mathew, So that maybe people can relate to how it affects the whole family. Anyway please read, and enjoy :) Please if you are willing donate at http://www.gofundme.com/forchrissy All donation are greatly appreciated :)
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Dear you,

STOP! READ AT YOUR OWN RISK! DONT COME AFTER ME BECAUSE I WARNED YOU. BUT IF YOU IGNORE THIS AND PRESS 'READ' THEN MY FRIEND... GOOD LUCK. I would like to share journals of two teens who can't figure out the bond between them. The teens are completely different in every aspect. He can barely afford to eat outside, while she chooses not to. He's happy with his life, while she is sick of it. He's a keen reader while she's a keen addict. Have fun reading about their lives, laughing at their jokes and weeping at their misfortune. These journals will potray that nothing goes by nature's rules.

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