Cassidy's Journey Through Osteosarcoma

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This is a dedicated blog for updates on Cassidy's fight against Osteosarcoma, and to witness and testify the greatest love of God to all humanity by all the love, prayers and supports the brothers and sisters in Christ are pouring onto little Cassidy and the Sheng's family. . . . . . . . . . . "God is Love" John 4:16

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By the request and suggestion of some concerned brothers and sisters, due to the reason that some of those who are diligently praying for Cassidy and her family are from all around the world and may not know our circle of friends personally, the regular Blog posting may confused them because Dr. Jesse would sometimes refer to people by the names known to local circle only. Therefore, this new Prayer page is made for those who would like to just see the updated prayer needs of the Sheng Family so they can pray more specific prayers for them. So feel free to pass this site onto more prayer buddies to effect a greater prayer power. Thus the name of this new site http://PowerPray.blogspot.com


Monday, July 6, 2015

Update to the Torch Relay

When Cass was with us, her passion and goal were to participate in the Para Pan-Am games and be a torch bearer. Witnessing the torch relay was a very emotional,  “bittersweet" (from Megan) and "exceptional" (from Aaron) moment for us. 

We're very grateful and happy for everyone who came out to witness this event in Cassidy’s honour.  Lots of friends and family were there cheering Aaron and Megan on, and we took a lot of pictures with the torch.  
Cassidy really wanted to carry the torch herself, and Aaron ended up running the race in her name.  But it was a very joyous moment when we saw him standing with the lit torch, and struggling to hold a smile because his cheeks were getting tired (he frowns too much)!

When the torch reached Variety Village, Megan Sherwin, one of Cass’s best friends/swim buddy, gave a short speech, followed by some officials from Variety Village, and finally a few words from Aaron, much to our and his surprise.  After that, Megan lit Aaron’s torch, and he ran back out of Variety. CIBC and the organizers were so thoughtful and kind to recognize Cass’ role and gifted a commemorative torch for Aaron to keep. We would like to give them our heartfelt thanks!
 
We are so thankful for the people who came out to support the torch relay, especially for the lap run by Aaron.  Thank you on behalf of Cass and my family.

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