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Old 11-07-2009, 08:58 AM #1
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Special request from a friend of a friend. Diana Harrison Biorkman has a 5-year old son in his last stages of a 2 1/2 year battle with Neuroblastoma Cancer. They are celebrating Chrstmas next weekend and Noah loves Christmas cards. Please take a minute to send a card to:*please PM Dejibo for the address* Thank you so much and PLEASE REPOST onto your wall. Lets get a truck load to him!


Please take a min to send a Christmas card to this child.
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Please refer to SNOPES for the address and the verification that this is a real child, and a real situation, and not a hoax


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got this on facebook from a friend... and the kids are making the cards now... hugsss,sarah
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http://www.clickondetroit.com/news/21522646/detail.html


His story was updated by a local newpaper a few days ago. What a touching gesture to send so many cards.

Thanks to all who have added their card to the pile.
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The Family celebrated Christmas, and is thankful for all the cards, and letters. The lil boy is now in hospice, and is in his last days.

The family has asked for the cards, and letters to STOP now please. They are overwhelmed with the out pouring of love and generosity towards their child, but are now feeling the need to be by his side, and not at the over flowing mailbox.

Thanks for all the love and support! you guys rock!
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