I thought you might like to see the clever picture of the card my drama class from school sent me. Sorry it is a bit blurry.
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This blog is my experience of my kidney transplant
Quentin's fund for GOSH
You can help me raise funds for GOSH
You can donate through my justgiving account, if you would like to. Please vist my page at: http://www.justgiving.com/qblue
You can donate through my justgiving account, if you would like to. Please vist my page at: http://www.justgiving.com/qblue
Great Ormond Street Hospital
I hope to raise money from my blog for GOSH, the best children's hospital!!
Every year GOSH needs to raise £50m to treat thousands of children suffering from life threatening conditions, like me!
GOSHCC says 'Your support can make a huge difference to these children’s lives and help the Hospital during a vital period of redevelopment, as we try to rebuild two-thirds of our clinical buildings in order to treat an extra 20,000 children a year from 2010.'The Gift of Life
Have you considered joining the NHS organ donor register?
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About Me
- qblue
- I am about 5ft tall, half english, half french but only lived here in London. I guess I am a typical teenager. Don't expect too many 'feelings'.
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Please note that this blog expresses my experience of my operation. It may not be the same for everyone!
1 comment:
That is great news Quentin, however good the hospital home food and your own bed are always best. Keep up the blog, it's great. Love Sarah x(FCMG)
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