Friday 21st August
Having a son in heaven really does change everything.
Had we not lost you, we would not have climbed Mount Snowdon, a couple of weeks ago, in memory of you.
So I’m still trying to raise awareness, in any way I can, of the awful disease that is testicular cancer.
Today there was a little write up in the local newspaper of our emotional achievement.
Doing something that is worthwhile, that is outside of our normal comfort zone, that gets people to notice, or start talking about testicular cancer, is what we were aiming for.
I hope we’ve done you proud.
We love you.
Forever young.
Forever thirty.
Forever our son.
Sweet Angel.
xxxx
The Journey of My Left Foot (whilst remembering my son) 
Having lost an adult child I understand your quest; thank you for sharing this heartwarming story with your followers. eajm
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Thank you.
So sorry for your loss too.
x
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perhaps you would like to know that thanks to your post now I know more and tweet about testicular cancer as much as possible. Thank you for letting us know about Frank’s story.
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Thank you so much for this.
Very much appreciated x
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All cancers seem like they just take too many lives too soon.
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So very true.
x
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oh, wow! you’re a local celebrity! 😀
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xx 😉 xx
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Thank you for opening your heart and share your story. Take care and be safe.
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Thank you for your caring thoughts and kind words.
Take good care too.
Melanie x
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