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04-25-2014, 05:31 PM
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19 year old teenager with incurable cancer just trying to enjoy life as much as possible, while raising funds for charity to help others!!
Stephen Sutton has been battling cancer since the age of 15. On January 13th 2013, shortly after finding out his disease was incurable, Stephen made a Facebook page called “Stephen’s Story”. On the page he outlined a bucketlist of 46 things he wanted to achieve in the near future. Since creating the page Stephen’s following has grown exponentially and he has inspired thousands of others with his positivity and passion for life. He has achieved more than most would in a lifetime; resulting in him winning countless awards in recognition of his inspirational work, most notably he has raised over £560,000 for charity in just one year. This is not a sob story, this is Stephen’s Story
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I'm posting this thread as most of you might not of heard of this story. Its been all over the news and its pretty inspirational to hear what this young man is and has been doing.
He is 19 years old which is the age most people on here are around.
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04-25-2014, 05:52 PM
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Originally posted by Alt
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19 year old teenager with incurable cancer just trying to enjoy life as much as possible, while raising funds for charity to help others!!
Stephen Sutton has been battling cancer since the age of 15. On January 13th 2013, shortly after finding out his disease was incurable, Stephen made a Facebook page called “Stephen’s Story”. On the page he outlined a bucketlist of 46 things he wanted to achieve in the near future. Since creating the page Stephen’s following has grown exponentially and he has inspired thousands of others with his positivity and passion for life. He has achieved more than most would in a lifetime; resulting in him winning countless awards in recognition of his inspirational work, most notably he has raised over £560,000 for charity in just one year. This is not a sob story, this is Stephen’s Story
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I'm posting this thread as most of you might not of heard of this story. Its been all over the news and its pretty inspirational to hear what this young man is and has been doing.
He is 19 years old which is the age most people on here are around.
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In the least horrible way possible, this makes me feel like shit. I mean Stephen has incurable cancer, and here I am, with a simple case of laziness.
I'd love to do what he is doing, I'm just not motivated enough, and his story made me realise how selfish I am. I'm not taking my life for granted, when there are people out there who have awful medical diseases and STILL live a better life than myself.
Stephen has inspired me, I just hope I can use his inspiration as motivation.
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04-25-2014, 05:57 PM
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Originally posted by WitTank
In the least horrible way possible, this makes me feel like shit. I mean Stephen has incurable cancer, and here I am, with a simple case of laziness.
I'd love to do what he is doing, I'm just not motivated enough, and his story made me realise how selfish I am. I'm not taking my life for granted, when there are people out there who have awful medical diseases and STILL live a better life than myself.
Stephen has inspired me, I just hope I can use his inspiration as motivation.
I'd love to do what he is doing, I'm just not motivated enough, and his story made me realise how selfish I am. I'm not taking my life for granted, when there are people out there who have awful medical diseases and STILL live a better life than myself.
Stephen has inspired me, I just hope I can use his inspiration as motivation.
That's a great thing in ways that something bad can turn into something good.
We take life for granted way too much when people out there for no fault of their own are dying from diseases.
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