Most inspiring and extraordinary story you’ll read this week
How on earth do you manage to keep your sanity, while working with kids who are terminally I’ll😞
— Jrs (@Cynicalunikorn) February 1, 2018
The palliative field chose me, not the other way round.
— Alastair McAlpine (@AlastairMcA30) February 1, 2018
What an extraordinary man you are.
— (((Lisa Solod))) (@lisasolod) February 1, 2018
Ah, Lisa, that’s very kind of you.
But the extraordinary ones are the kids and their families.— Alastair McAlpine (@AlastairMcA30) February 1, 2018
What a wonderful yet tear jerking thread. Isn’t it sad that people have to be reminded to do these things with their children. I’d like to think my daughter has all these happy memories. Thank you for writing this
— Ruth Senescall (@Ruthie2shoes) February 1, 2018
Children are wiser than they are credited for. They often get an A+ in Spidey Sense.
— Nancy Baker (@NancyJoBaker) February 1, 2018
Absolutely! It’s a pity we lose it as we get older.
— Alastair McAlpine (@AlastairMcA30) February 1, 2018
thank you for doing something so very important #palliativecare #realheroes
— Schwartziris (@Schwartziris) February 1, 2018
It is my pleasure and an honour and a privilege to be able to work with these amazing kids and their families.
— Alastair McAlpine (@AlastairMcA30) February 1, 2018
Some sort of dust storm passing through here. And ninjas cutting onions in the shadows. #thread
— John-Paul Loughrey (@Jploughrey) February 1, 2018
This is all at once heart-breaking, life-affirming and beautiful. How amazing and brave of them to share their unqiue perspective of the fragility and preciousness of life. There’s not a single person on the planet who can’t learn from this.
— John Bolton (Writer) (@BoltonWriter) February 1, 2018
