Put Yourself in her shoes

As I wrapped my pins and badges, ready to go home after a long day talking about donations for kids with cancer diseases, I thought I do deserve a treat of my beloved pinkberry, walked with my friend through the jungle of avenues and I was sure I passed by tons of undefined creatures who call themselves human.

I grabbed the magic flavoured yogurt and finished it in no time within the time I arrived to my car. All the way home I was thinking about those kids and what will happen to them when they leave their parents to the hands of their creator. How can these parents put their child to the ground? Isn’t that so lame?

I reached my place with tears dried on my cheek, I could still feel them. I didn’t want to think about any of it, it was too painful and I thought I should put the television on and so I did.

I was watching paula’s kitchen party until I switched the channel mistakenly to osn movies, ‘my sister’s keeper’ was on!

A movie I was dying to see ages ago, although the timing was bad, but I couldn’t resist not to watch it after all tears went dry.

I think during the movie I cried 48 times! It was something I’ve never experienced before, the movie was well played and acted to perfection by Cameron Diaz, the loving mother who just didn’t want let go of her child.

Cancer takes lives hundreds of kids every year, the treatment itself is very painful for them and in addition affects their family.

The movie is worth watching.