Help us to keep caring. Martin House needs your support - in memory of Jake

As many of you may know we lost our lil Jakey last year and my poor niece Sarah lost her precious prince πππ
We are honoured to have had the world's bravest soldier in our lives and will continue to have him in our hearts and memories forever.
He waited to meet his sister Summer and it was a honour and privilege to see this beautiful angel make his journey to eternal youth.
No more pain just a lifetime of walking and running and skipping and hopping and jumping to his heartβs content and talking and screaming and shouting and singing for eternity and taking in the sights of how blue the sky is and how green the grass is and the endless colours of his new beautiful surroundings his little eyes can now see
He will forever be an angel walking by the sides of his mummy and his brothers and sister
He was loved by many and will never be forgotten because he will remain in our hearts and memories forever. If love alone could have saved him he would have lived forever.
Love you forever lil man ππππππππππππππ
He was at Martinβs House Hospice for 5 days in one of their cold beds to allow us to try to come to terms with losing him and it gave us all a chance to see him and say a proper goodbye in our own time.
The staff weβre absolutely amazing and couldnβt do enough for us.
This charity helps thousands of families in their darkest hours and have a very loving, warm, friendly and cozy home from home area where loved ones can stay.
We only knew them for those 5 saddest days of our lives but we were cared for like lords and ladies of Downtown Abbey lol
Their care for us and Jake were second to none and I have chosen this charity to help them continue to help families in their darkest hours.
Myself, my mum, my daughter and my sister are going to be climbing Mount Snowdon in August this year to help raise money for this fantastic charity.
Please help me and donate as little or as much as you can.
#jakerorystewart πππ
#foreverthree πππ
The hospice's ability to raise the money needed for their care services is suffering. Many of their planned fundraising events have been cancelled and there is a huge income gap to fill. Please consider supporting Martin House during these very difficult times. Martin House families describe the services of the hospice as a 'lifeline' as it steps in to help them in the darkest of days. Together we can help.
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