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Justin, me, Jeff and Mom at Sweet Revenge in NYC.....enjoying amazing cupcakes!
Earlier this week while I was on my lunch break I read a very touching newspaper article that my dad mailed to me. It was a story about a little girl who suffers from A plastic anemia and is now recovering. Her wish was to attend the Kentucky Derby and Oaks horse races. Thanks to the Make a Wish Foundation her dreams came true. I was very inspired by her amazing story. I was once again reminded how much I want to help sick children and there families.
I feel like I’m doing what I can, but it’s not enough! I am very confident that my purpose in life is to help others especially children and those going through medical obstacles. Sometimes I get frustrated that I can’t do more, and that I can’t just reach out to all of them and give them hope. I am constantly brainstorming on ways that I can make a widespread impact. Every time I end up with the same answer, a book. And though I am pursuing that avenue as aggressively as possible I almost feel like there’s something I’m just missing. Something that I’m so close to I can feel it!
I don’t know……. it’s a hard feeling to describe but it’s deep in my heart. Sometimes I begin to wonder if I am just dreaming too big of dream. It’s hard to tell if it’s just wishful thinking or if it really is my destiny?! One thing is for sure, I will NOT give up!
Together We CAN Help Save Lives,
Natalie Curry
Great things come to those that wait….don’t stop pursuing your dreams. It will happen and when it does you will appreciate it even more:)
Love,
MOM
I know….thanks for all of the support Mom!
Hi Natalie,
My daughter and I saw My Sister’s Keeper today. I told her about your story but could not remember many of the details so I did an online search. I am happy to see that you have a website and explain your situation. You commented that many people have asked if the story is your story–I wondered too.
The movie is so sad–I am happy that your story ended up so much better. Best wishes to you. I am sure that you will figure out what you want to do to help others.
Happy life!
Jennifer,
Thank you so much for visiting the site! I’m so glad you got to see the movie. I am very blessed that my story had a happy ending. I have made it my mission in life to inspire others and raise awareness of cord blood preservtion. Thank you so much for your kind words!
Natalie