Life-less Cancer

When I was younger, my cousin Natalie got diagnosed with Leukemia, cancer. I never really understood fully what that was until then. After she was diagnosed and I saw her in person and talked to her, I was heartbroken. I found out what cancer did to the body and how harmful it was, I found out it was a killer.

Since that time I tried to get very close to her until the time she passed away. Natalie was very strong and was a fighter. Every time I would go visit her, she always had the look of courage and strength in her and I knew she never failed to have faith in God for her healing. She never stopped believing that God was healing her. Natalie is my hero and will always be. She has encouraged me to never give up fighting for life and to always chase my dreams and never be afraid. She's in heaven now and that helps me cope with her not being here on earth anymore. I will see her again one day and she will be the healthiest and happiest person that any of her friends or family has ever seen in our entire lives! I know she has touched many :).I always tried to do things for her to make her smile, whether it was just a picture or a small card from me and my youth group, she always did :) Natalie is one of the reasons I feel so strongly about this. I know a few people with cancer now. A baby and a friend.

7.9 million people have died from cancer, the estimate was taken in 2007. Cancer is advancing itself more in developed countries now. 12,000 people in Australia, Two million in China, 230,000 in the U.S. I'm asking for others and, even myself to stand up and help those who are fighting cancer, even for loved ones are who effected by cancer, to fight it. I know that those affected by loved ones who have or even had cancer, will stand up and fight against it. I am. So I am challenging and encouraging others to changed the way cancer wins and fight to make it lose.

We will fight to eradicate cancer.