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Josh, I'm happy to hear that the sores and your leg have improved. That's good news.
Hang in there and try to focus on the love that's being sent to you. So many people are thinking of you and praying for you. You are still making a difference in the lives of others even if you can't tell right now! Bask in the love of others and let your body fight its fight.
Your hair looks great by the way!!
lots of love,
Erica

Josh - you look amazing! Wow. I am so happy to see a picture of you! Your hair looks great too, although you looked pretty awesome without hair too! I am glad you are starting to feel better as well. I hope you can find a way to sleep more comfortably than sitting up. Take it easy!
Love Tanya

Hi Josh,
Lucian, Gabriel and I are so happy to see how good you are looking, and to know that those sores have improved. You are an incredible guy and we all love and miss you so much. Please know that although we are far away you are always in our thoughts.
Lots of love to you, your mom and dad
Caryl, Lucian and Gabriel
xxx

Good to hear that in some respects you are on the mend! Really hoping to see you at band practise this Friday(no pressure though).

Been telling as many people about you and the benefit concert as possible.Really hoping that we'll together on stage on the 23rd....

Love and thoughts
Gabriel

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Supporters

  • The following people and organisations have generously contributed money, time, services, food and other forms of support for Joshua during his illness, and his parents continue to receive support. If anyone feels they would still like to contribute financially, we suggest they sponsor Jeannette Williams, who is running a half marathon to raise money for cancer research.

    These are our supporters, in no particular order:
    A Fiske, Kelfkens, Andy Thesen, Fine Family, L Bollen, M Morgan, Ann Corry, Pam, Urban Angel, Maboha Daniel, Roshini, Dillion Meyers, Laura & Peter Nordling, Dr Bernard Brom, Mike and Simone Bothma, Beth, Enio, Gui, Linda Rademeyer, Daleen Totten, Natural Medicine Staff, Bossi Family, Rosemary, Simons Family, Arup Australia, Hilton Barber, Lynda Silk, Emma Oliver, Ayala Katz, Anthony Abbott, Parents and children of Michael Oak Class 9, Anonymous friends, Organisers and participants of the Tribute Concert, and Concert donations.

    Sorry for anyone left out. We are aware that there have been many people helping whose names we may not have. Thanks to you all.

Joshua

  • Joshua Williams was a 15-year-old living in Cape Town, South Africa. In Feb 2008, Joshua was diagnosed with Lymphoma. He underwent a course of chemotherapy and was clear of the cancer in August that year. In December the Lymphoma had reappeared, in more aggressive form, and he underwent a second course that ended on 21 Feb 2009. The haematologist concluded that the treatment was unsuccessful, and that no more chemo or radiotherapy was possible. Joshua died on 17 May, 2009.

    This blog was established at the suggestion of Ani Fiske, to keep friends and family informed of Joshua's progress. The Joshua Tree Trust Fund was set up to raise funds for Josh's treatment, and was tremendously helpful for expenses not covered by medical aid. Thanks to all who contributed.

    Why the Joshua Tree Fund? The Yucca plant was named the Joshua Tree by the Mormon Pilgrims because they saw its silhouette as Joshua raising his arms to God. So apart from the link to our Joshua's name, the Joshua Tree is symbolically appropriate.

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