Anonymous asked: <p>Nobody could make the girl hold their hand, or kiss them. He thought he could, thought because he could make her laugh, that he was special, and that they would be happy together. She told him “no.”</p>
Lovely writing. <3
Ok this time last year my four year old nephew was diagnosed with duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD), it’s a disease that attacks every muscle in your body, it is genetic and is carried by the mother but only effects boys. By the time he reaches the age of 7 or 8 he with be in leg braces to help him walk, and by the age of 10 to 12 he will no longer have any use of his legs, and will have to be in a wheel chair fir the rest of his life. but the age of 14 or 15 he will be in a electrical wheel chair as he will not be able to use his arms. Once he gets to his twenties he will be in his last 5 to 10 years of his life as the life span of a boy with DMD is mid 20’s to early 30’s. But if they find a cure for DMD in the next 5 to 6 years my nephew luca has a greater chance of living for a longer period of time, so please reblog this to raise awareness of this terrible illness
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Every day, 13-year-old Hana Hwang listens to the Selena Gomez song, “Who Says,” on her iPod shuffle. Hana said how the words “I’m no beauty queen. I’m just beautiful me. You got every right to a beautiful life.” inspire her and help distract her from the painful physical ailments associated with progeria, a rare fatal genetic syndrome. Children affected by the disease age 8 to 10 times faster than the average person and there is no cure at this time.
AW OMG I WANT TO HUG HER SHE IS SO BEAUITFULomg this is the cutest thing ever zbfdshdsjb c:
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