There are days when the tears fall.. but then something amazing happens..

Last week I featured a post ‘A mother in a million’, in praise of a tenacious, courageous lady, Lucy’s Mother, Angela. At the time I was unaware of the amazing work she had been doing prior to Lucy ever getting cancer for a charity called Bumbleance. http://www.bumbleance.com/ So in order to right this I’d like to reblog this post written by Angela. If you have a moment you might check out Bumbleance, founded by the parents of much loved and missed, Saoirse and Liam.

I’ve turned off comments so if you wish to comment please do so on Angela’s page.

Lucy fights Cancer 2014-

As any parent, who has walked that awful long walk to St.John’s Oncology walk, in Crumlin Hospital, it is the loneliest and longest walk in the hospital (1km in length)

I don’t write much about, the journey that we have taken or the treatment that leaves my daughter unable to stand steady, I don’t mention the day my own dad had to carry her down that very corridor😞

Yet in the mist of all of the mayhem that has taken over Lucy’s life over the past seven months, something remarkable has happened..

When Lucy was diagnosed with cancer, I had organised bumble box with my friend Darren Moore, to take place in Nov 2014, we went ahead with it and raised over €27,000 for BUMBLEance

I never thought in the middle of all of this planning, I would be in the back of the BUMBLEance with my then 8…

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