Why I want Jack to trend on Twitter #jackmarshall & why #ff is Important

I have thought so hard to think of a way to make Jack trend because to us Jacks family making Jack trend means raising brain tumour awareness, that has always been very important to us throughout Jacks illness. What do I say about Jack in a short hashtag moment? There are not enough words to express why I want Jack to trend worldwide. My son Jack 5 was brought home terminally ill with brain/spine cancer a couple of months ago, we were told that weekend it would happen, but some months down the line he still smiles every day and every morning I ask him “how ya feeling hon” He says “fine…….Mum…Guess what? I love you” it may be 64 kisses or 184, Who knows, but every single day, several times a day he says “I love you” to one of us! Everyday we get our strength from Jack, we continue through this uncertain time we face (the length of which we do not know) with smiles laughter and love because of Jack! And people have been inspired to do Great things because of Jack! Quite simply Jack Marshall is full of love, fun, laughter, caring, thoughtfulness, charming, warrior, dedicated, amazing, strong, brave, determined, unforgettable, gorgeous, smiles, understanding, tolerance, My hero, Inspirational, and raising brain tumour awareness, raising awareness means early diagnosis = saving lives. This is why I want to dedicate this hashtag to Jack #jackmarshall and hope that you can pass it on as to why! And not only that to tell him that everyone on Twitter is talking about him will add another smile to this already smilers face, and to us that is priceless!! thank you Good Luck for The weekend Tracey, Jacks mum and Jack http://t.co/bqpEqK1

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23rd March 2011 The Devastating news...

It is with great sorrow and much sadness to inform you that on Wednesday the 23rd March 2011 Craig and I, were give the devastating news that Jacks cancer had come back. There are lesions over his brain and the cancer cells have spread down his spine (leaving him for the 4th time in his short life unable to walk). Joshua, Jacks brother has been told (we have never kept anything from him) and he is equally devastated. We are very proud of both our sons, and the way they have both dealt with Jacks illness, we have a great network of family and friends, with whom we are eternally grateful for their support and friendship throughout Jacks illness and undoubtedly afterwards.

My heart breaks in two, but also bursts with pride as I think of how many peoples hearts Jack has touched and won with his continued smiles, laughter, strength, courage, bravery and dignity, through his illness and it is that which has helped us make the hardest and most difficult decision we have ever had to make, yet we know it’s the right decision.

On Thursday 24th March 2011 we brought Jack home for the last time, to be in familiar surroundings.

As I write this I look upon Jack who is sleeping peacefully and comfortable at this moment in time and we hope that this continues, we have been told weeks, but as the hours go by this looks more like it will be days. Over the last couple of days we have seen small glimmers of Jack, for example at 6am this morning Craig (Jacks dad), myself (Jacks mum) and nanny were sat around him he said, “guess what?” “I love my nanny, and I love my dad and I love all my family and all my friends…..” and fell back to sleep.
Just yesterday morning when he had not said anything for hours or opened his eyes, he started singing “Glory Glory Man United, Glory glory………..” Well there wasn't a dry eye in the house and last night he came out with his all time classic, With clenched fist and a tiny smile he said “dya wanna piece of me?”

These moments are becoming fewer and will continue to do so into the next phase. They will be followed by a coma and then, well I don’t need to say……………………