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My Story
Harrison was a patient and thoughtful little boy who loved to observe
and comment on the world. He loved to play and laugh. Like any
little boy his age, he was into dinosaurs, trains and race cars. His
illness made him very tired and sick alot of the time-movies were his
escape-he loved Nemo, Land Before Time, and all the old-fashioned
Disney movies. When we were home, he couldn't wait to get
outdoors. In the hospital, he would drag himself out of bed with
a IV pole trailing behind him to run and play in the hallways. He was
incredibly brave and inspiring to watch. We love him so much and
will always miss him.
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