Happy Mother’s Day mamma. We all lost him. But there’s is no loss like that of a mother. You are our hero. He is with you every second of every day. Your baby forever ❤️❤️❤️
This is my cousin Luke Nable. He’s 35. He was diagnosed with MND last year. He’s doing it tough. He’s moved into a wheelchair and he gets a PEG in his stomach later this month. This fucking disease is just horrible. It is indiscriminate and cruel. Luke said to his mother, ‘I thought I had more time.’ It broke her heart. But that’s the reality of this disease. Fight as hard as you can cuz. Link to a go fund me below. /share/p/1CM1n4wcUv/
Great day at the footy yesterday, Johnny Lewis trained Azza for many years. They had a remarkable bond. Was wonderful seeing him and Adam Watt. Special days ❤️
Dawn service with dad today. He served 20 years in the army. At 19 was in Borneo. We grew up in barracks all over Australia. We were army kids. My great uncle Tommy served in New Guinea in the machine gun battalion, my grandfather also served in New Guinea. Those who were lucky enough to come, were so young. So affected by what they’d seen and experienced. Then they needed to be husbands and fathers and providers. I’m fiercely proud of my family, and of all the men and women who have served our country. Their sacrifice should never be diminished. Lest we forget❤️❤️
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This is what a national treasure is. Thomas Keneally my dear friend. And one of the world’s greatest authors. He gave me the courage to follow what I felt. He told me verbatim…‘son this is what you should be doing… and I’d never tell you that if I didn’t believe it because it would be immoral of me’ that changed my life. So good to see you today. ❤️❤️
Two years have gone by since you left us. What a mark you left my beautiful brother. You are spoken of and remembered every single day by so so many. We laugh and we cry. And we never forget your courage and your fight to squeeze every moment you had to be alive with your beautiful 3 boys. It’s so hard sometimes to believe that you’re not with us here. But you are with us. In those boys. I miss you my beautiful little brother. We’re all so lucky to have felt your immense love. Rest Azza ❤️❤️❤️
