Guestbook

Dear Tara and Jonathan, Today our school started it's two month Cancer Awareness campaign. Many classes began by viewing some of Alexander's journey. Students and staff were touched deeply. Thank you for sharing Alexander's story, such a brave little warrior!

This has brought a tear to my eye and brought back memories of a little boy I used to babysit who passed away Sept 24, 1996 from leukemia and just as the pictures show of your son and the stories you tell he was full of life as well. This is a very touching tribute to the memory of your son, you can feel the love. Thank you for sharing your sons beautiful life with the world, he is looking down on you and smiling!!

I was seirsouly at DefCon 5 until I saw this post.

Geez, that's unbelviealbe. Kudos and such.

THX that's a great ansewr!

I had no idea how to approach this before-now I'm lokced and loaded.

Boy that raelly helps me the heck out.

It is heartbreaking to realize that the day I've been celebrating a new life of my baby, someone has been loosing it. You are brave and strong parents. Alexander and you are the great example for all of us to stay optimistic and positive every day! Wish your family all the best. Sweet dreams, Alexander

God Bless you and your family. My cousin Dara, just completed her 30 rounds of radiation. She was diagnosed with the same type of tumor at a stage four. She endured 6 months of chemo and then radiation. She was diagnosed in november of 2010 and turned two years old january 29th. We are praying for better days ahead. Thank you for sharing Alexander's story. I am so sorry to hear of Alexander's passing. I know there are no words that can be said to ease the pain.

You are the most amazing parents I know! Thank you for sharing your worst pain with the world and I am confident that although in the moment we never understand the "why", that Alexanders mission in life was to have this tumour still survive for research and find the cure. He is still alive, just in a different state. Love you both!!