Ffffffff****! Im in tears right now

http://www.ocregister.com/articles/pixar-up-movie-2468059-home-show

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Among the Up memorabilia the employee gave Colby was an “adventure book†– a scrap book the main character’s wife used to chronicle her journeys.

“I’ll have to fill those adventures in for her,†Lisa Curtin said. 

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i read that on the MSN news

 

so sad...the girl was only 10 and accepted death. I can't even do that.

 

Aww D: I read all of it this morning on MSN too, its so sad....
Her poor mother and father<3

 

Aww, :nono: I feel bad for her. Her dying wish, and she couldn't even see it, her Mother had to tell her. Poor thing.

 

Even dying people are seeing it before me >.<

But that was a really humble request. Don't know many other people who would be like that during their last days.

 

Hey, if it were me, I'd ask to watch every Clint Eastwood Western >.>

Seriously, though, very hearty. Peace.

 

WilnotcryWilnotcryWilnotcryWilnotcryWilnotcryWilnotcry


























Gaiz.
I'm blubbering like a babeh. ;~;

 

so sad it had to happen to someone so young

 

Just proof of how the world is enveloped in emotions and quailities like sorrow,pain,greed and pity.
the sorrow of the girls death....
the pain the parents endured during the ordeal....
the greed of newspapers and sites who wanted to make money off this story....
And pity at the fact that some like seeing this stuff because it gives them comfort in their own lives.

 

i-i-i-

Yesh, I'm crying. T_T

I feel so sorry for that poor girl. Her dying wish, and she had cancer at such a young age. Crying. Crying. Crying. ;-;

 

Poor girl, I'm happy that Pixar did something like that though for her though.

 

... No, she did see it. She died about seven hours after viewing it, that's the sad part.

Yes, because it was done purely to make money and not at all to mourn this little girl's death or bring this heartfelt act of philanthropy to light.

 

did NOBODY else notice this?:

to me, that is SO harsh.

 

How is that harsh? I think it's nice enough that they arranged a private showing of the movie for her, it's not exactly necessary to let them keep the DVD.

 

...not necessary, but, like...
its like giving someone a diamond necklace before they die. then after they die they immediately take it back and get on a plane and fly half way across the world.
ok, bad example, but it just seem like they could have at least let them keep it as a memoire or something.

 

So. Sad. Nearly. Crying.

._.

 

She was in the room, listening to it, but couldn't watch it.

 

I didn't cry.

*cried so hard that I make a lake and we call it Lake Kannira*

 

I cried a bit when I read it...Poor girl...she shouldent have to be in pain like that, at least people had the heart to give her wish.