DEATH BEFORE FIVE?

If you ever wanted to disappear forever, especially from the minds of others who want your blood, what could be the best way? >No parent should have to watch their child die, leaving only a memory of heartache and tears. Every child has the right to live the very best life they can. >Wrong diagnoses from his child hating GP, continuing troubles, wracked with seizures, Tommy constantly cried and seldom slept. Deep inside he was begging for help, and never experienced a 'happy day.' >Firstly he was diagnosed with Meningitis, spending a long time in hospital he managed to beat it. For a while he appeared to be going better, could he have a future? >After considerable testing he was given the worst of prognoses, he had only a short time to live and would be dead before he reached his fifth birthday. A little boy, with what should have been a life to be had before him, had been given a death sentence, it was an incurable disease, there was little could be done for him in Australia. >Harry and Jean refused to accept Tommy's projected fate, they would never let him go, and would fight until their last breath to find something that would give Tommy a future. No matter the cost they would make it happen. Where a child's death is concerned, and you are the parents, there are no barriers, no limitations, you will do anything to save your child. >It should never happen, that you have to go to your child's funeral. This is a gripping story which pushes past ethics, demands sacrifices, and breaks past barriers in an attempt to succeed.