Frazer was diagnosed in 2012 with Ewing's Sarcoma (a rare bone cancer) during his final year at Vet School.  Undeterred, Frazer was determined to sit his finals and of course passed his exams.

During the next 3 years of his life, Frazer had treatment at the Addenbrooke's Teenage Cancer Trust Unit in Cambridge.  He would try to visit his fellow friends and colleagues at the Vet School during treatment appointments and always updated us in his positive manor as to how the treatment was going.

He remained his usual positive, up beat self throughout the 3 years, more interested in how others were doing rather than worrying about what he was going through.

Frazer was and always will be an inspiration to us all, for his attitude, determination and passion for life.  He was a true gentleman.

Frazer felt very supported and safe with the Teenage cancer Trust.

Very sadly in March 2015, Frazer died, leaving us with a broken heart but his voice telling us we must live life to the fullest, just as he did.

I feel blessed to have been part of his very short life and am grateful to have been able to meet and get to know his amazing family.

You will forever be in our hearts Frazer. RIP XXXX

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