Thank you for sharing your amazing son's strength with the world. It touched me deeply reading about him and the rest of your family. Keeghan will inspire me forever. I wish you and your family the best...you will be in my prayers....

With Love,
Tasha

The Journey of Keeghan has deeply moved me and I will carry his story in my heart. A brave soul never to be forgotten. God Bless you and your family.

Signed,

A Moved Heart

To the family,

I just wanted to say that your story is so sad. I also had grade 3 astrocytoma when I was a kid so the story hits home. It makes no sense why some survive and others do not!

Hi Shannon,

It's Michelle from Fado in DC. I just wanted to let you know that we are honoring Keeghan again this year. I lost all my email contacts, couldn't find you and facebook, and decided to take a chance on google. I am so glad I did. Your blog is beautiful and I love reading about Keeghan.

Also, I still have your shirts :)

Michelle

OMG! I needed a good giggle today and the cockroach was just the medicine.

Yep, men just don't seem to get the sanctity of the public restroom stall. It is bad enough we need to sit and pee in a strange, often dirty, place but to have BUGS involved as well!!!!! All the makings of an Adam Sandler joke to them.

Thank you for the laugh,
Roni

Hello, I came across your sight tonight after reading a post your husband had commented on. It was a recipe for carnitas and your husband had said it was your son's favorite food and that he had passed. I read his post, then went to your site. I have been on it for over four hours now, pouring over your writings, delving into the space of your heart. I cannot imagine any of this, the heartbreak, the living on. I have no words than can express my sorrow. I only wish to thank you for sharing. Your words, will continue to touch people and help them. I am humbled and so moved. God bless y'all.
Elizabeth

I am on Okinawa. I came across your website while reading some comments on Okinawa Hai. I just finished reading the section you have titled, "The Beginning" and wanted to let you know that you have brought back many memories for me today (good and bad) My sister passed away from leukemia when I was 14 years old. She was at M.D. Anderson. Not a day goes by that I do not think of her. It has not gotten easier for me or my parents. I will say a special prayer tonight for your daughter. Losing a sibling is hard. I hope Okinawa brings much joy to your deserving family. Take care!

OMG! The cockroach thing was just what I needed today! I feel your pain, but I can totally see Mike doubled over laughing his arse off. It made me smile, laugh and get a little teary (because I miss you guys so much).
Find all your favorite places and write them down. Mason and I REALLY want to visit. XOXOXO

IRONY: I think I actually peed myself laughing at your post. I can actually see Mike doubled up laughing. I love you guys.

Hey, great to hear from you here as well ;)
It sounds like you have an amazing time over there. I am so impressed with Maxx learning japanese, it's supposed to be real hard.
The story about the sea glass sounds amazing, too. I'll be looking out for new designs by you!