她留给父母的笔记...
很可爱吧?
可惜..她已经离开了...
昨天...我在报纸上读到一篇很感人的故事...我很少会看报纸看到哭的...
故事是有关一个名叫Elena Desserich的小女孩...
一个被癌症夺去生命的6岁美国小女孩,最近成为美国热议的话题。
女孩在离世前,很巧妙地为父母和妹妹留下了许许多多的爱的留言,它们被涂写在留言贴纸或草稿纸上,被藏在了沙发的角落,床垫下,抽屉里……这些纸条大多都是在叙述女孩对妈妈爸爸和妹妹的思念,她还常以自己喜欢的心型作点缀。
现在女孩走了,可她却为我们留下了3箩筐读不完的亲情和对生命的眷念……
After 5-year-old Elena Desserich was diagnosed with an inoperable kind of cancer, she managed to spread a message of hope and healing.Elena knew that every coming day would be a gift, not to be wasted, so she created a to-do list of sorts -- swim with dolphins, drive a car and more.
When her cancer progressed and she could no longer speak, she turned to drawing and painting, her kindergarten passions, to communicate.
The talented artist fulfilled her lifelong dream when one of her drawings was hung next to her favorite painter, Pablo Picasso, at the Cincinnati Art Museum.
The painting titled "I Love You" captured her giving spirit."The picture is made for everybody else, and so she called it, 'I Love You.'
Very simple but it's Elena," her dad, Keith Desserich, said.Elena, who died in August 2007, also left behind "The Kindergarten Survival Guide" for her younger sister Grace.She gave her dad a last dance.
"We had our dance and that will always be the last and probably the best memory I'll ever have with her was being able to have that dance," Keith Desserich said.
"There was lots of things that she wanted to do that last day, and I think she knew. We lost her two days later.
"During her nine-month battle with cancer, Elena was planning an even greater gift for her family. She was hiding notes around the house, hundreds of them tucked in every corner to be discovered after she was gone.
"We were moving some boxes around one day and in between some of the books a note fell out," her mother, Brooke Desserich, said. "Each time I would read one of those notes it was like a little hug from her."