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These People are Amazing

I hope that you will take the time to watch every video.  Every single one is worth your time.  Make sure you have your tissues handy because these videos will make cry a river.  I find these people to be amazing.  To live their lives with such positivity even though they know they don't have much of a life left. 

It really makes me think about my life and how I can be more positive.  It helps me to be more grateful for what I have.  It also makes me think, would I be this positive if this were happening to me?
 
Zach Sobiech - passed away May 20, 2013 from Osteosarcoma - he was 18 years old

"You don't need to find out you're dying to start living." -Zach Sobiech
 
"Clouds" -Zach Sobiech
 
Christopher Aiff - 21 year old Diagnosed with Osteosarcoma - Given 6 months to 2 years to live
 
"Happiness is not a limited resource." - Christopher Aiff
 
Ryan Woods - passed away November 7, 2012 from Glioblastoma -he was married with two children
 
"Death is just another part our our story." -Ryan Woods
 
Joel Green - 4 year old Diagnosed with Atypical Teratoid/Rhamboid Tumor - Joel is terminal
 
"It's just not the worst thing in the world to be needed." -Amy Green
 
Shane Burcaw - 20 year old with Spinal Muscular Atrophy - Life expectancy is 20-30 years
 
"Life is way too beautiful to give in so easily.  I'm not going to go down without a hell of a fight."
-Shane Burcaw
 
Ann Silberman - 52 year old diagnosed with Stage IV Breast Cancer - Given 1 to 2 years to live
 
"I'm happy for every single day I'm here." -Ann Silberman
 
Juli Palmer - 42 year old diagnosed with Stage IV Breast Cancer - she has 5 children 
 
"I try not to let it rule me and take over everything." -Juli Palmer
 

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  1. JanMay 23, 2013 at 4:16 PM

    These videos truly make you realize how lucky you are.

    xo,
    Jan Loves

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