To continue to believe the universe has its message it breathes to us each day, every day, until our last day. RIP little brave soldier.Till we meet again. x 14.07.2000 - 04.02.2012

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**UPDATE**

Thank you for the continued generosity, your love and support to raising as much money for this hospital. A thank you also to the BBC for the work they have put together in documenting the bravery of the children and the hospital. Please continue to support and share to raise awareness of the work the hospital continues to do xx

**UPDATE**

Thanks to Sol's energy and bravery, I achieved something I never imagined I would ever do and that was run a London Marathon. My time was a fairly respectable 4 hr 57 mins with 2 months training behind me. Thank you once again Gt.Ormand Street for taking care of us that day, especially afterwards with the treatment room that was opened up for the runners. xx

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Sol's father, George, along with all my beloved cousins have felt a close bond to each other since our fun childhood days so the news of our nephew Sol's untimely passing who was being treated and cared for at Gt.Ormand Street with a rare heart condition has had a profound impact on the family.

I myself was a resident & frequent visitor during my childhood days at Gt. Ormand Street (GOSH) due to a severe asthma condition I suffered from, so this cause carries many sentiments. I hope my 'bit' and certainly your 'bit' can go a long way into ensuring that this hospital is able to continue to carry out the extraordinary work they do for children.

The developments in just the past ten years alone have been astonishing, thanks to the advance in knowledge and technology through the continued donations the hospital receives. Thank you for taking the time to read this. Any donation is warmly welcome with love and affection.