Things you dont wanna hear.

[AB]

Thats sad to hear.
Just a thought you bunch down that way seem to be a fairly tight bunch.
why not if the little one is still up to it.

get together raise some dollars and,
put on a weekend get away 4x4 experience for the little one and family.
normality goes a long way for lifting spirits when times a tough.

yeah It may sound like a tough thing to do.
who's going to take em in their car,
"what if it was my child".
going out of your way will not only put a smile on the little ones face, but her whole family.
you'll feel the better for it to.

local church, hospital, doctor, ronald McDonald house could maybe point you in the directions needed to put on a really successful event.

" possibility of an annual charity event run for the benefit of our children ".

That's a great idea Robo. Mego up to you mate if you want to run something like this for us Mexicans and you or I can manage it to make sure some support can go your mates way.

I know we are all a busy at the moment but don't mind if you want to take charge and we can incorporate this into a social catch up to support your friend.

[megatexture]

verry sad indeed and gives me a ill feeling to even think about if i had this news with my daughter or son.
and you would think facebook would make a dislike button for stuff like this.. kinda wierd 6 people liked it.

[Rickie3]

Its taken me all day to open this thread as I knew i wasnt going to be good, reading this is so heart wrenching, and has brought me to tears, as I have a young daughter myself, your pain is our pain, my deepest sympathys to those who are related, this is so terrible,just really dont know what to say, lets all pray for a miracle.

[@GUte]

MM that's so, so sad beyond comprehension.

A very close mate of mine Mick lost his 5 YO son Chase mid to late last year to a brain tumour after being diagnosed three months earlier.

Having to go through what they had to knowing the little fella's fate was the most tragic thing I had ever heard of. The human finds reserves not thought possible that others would never experience otherwise.

Mego, please pass on condolences to the family mate.

Al.

[Dave_H]

That's terrible news, my condolennces goes out to all involved. i can't even comprehend what they would be going through, i have 3 daughters myself and would not know how to cope with something like this. All the best.

[DX grunt]

I'm sure there are many memories, past and present, that will be cherished and carry on into eternity.

Live in the moment and make every second count.

My love and prayers go out to all.

Rossco

[Patrol1990]

She is 5 and has DIPG (a brain tumor).

That is just terrible. I say definitely organise something to make the rest of her life absolutely epic. Every child deserves love and attention, but she deserves something truly special. Once again, Mine and my family's heart go out to her and her family.

[MEGOMONSTER]

Although we don't talk much anymore, they recently have had many fundraisers for her and recently come back from Disneyland and a Gold Coast holiday.
Money is not a concern for them.
I asked if they wanted to be taken on a 4wd outing and bluntly said "No Way".

I just feel bad cos we haven't really spoken since my mates divorce 13-14 years ago.

[threedogs]

don't feel bad , that just the sad side of human nature,
you have offered the olive branch you cant do more than that.
It must be cant put it words but terrible for them.
went through this with my sisters daughter who died at 5yo.
Never good and sometimes things are said in the heat of the moment.
prayers are all we can offer sadly
Come around and have a few JDs

[TPC]

Like a few others, I had read this and just didn't know what to say.
Loosing a child would have to be the worst thing anybody could ever experience and I consider myself lucky that my kids and grandkids are so healthy.
I have seen friends and family die from cancer but never a child and I hope I never do.
Condolences to all.