I never thought that on Christmas day 2015 when we went back to the Ambulancy care unit at Stoke Mandeville Hospital to check your blood having had 2 units of blood the following day that this would be our last Christmas. Loss of blood was put down to heavy periods, before the transfusion the GP and Endocrinologist citing it as low mood and sent you to Healthy Minds. How could they have made so many mistakes that cost you your life?

From America- to see these pictures and to see what a beautiful young woman Annabel became. Soulful eyes, smart. I remember when our children played together during your time in New York, and our last visit, full of laughs, in Toronto. My heart weeps for you, this tragic loss unthinkable. Annabel will never be forgotten. Never. How wrong this all is. With my love and prays, may her spirit be in the wind and whisper in your ears. Janet

There is no greater loss than the loss of a child. I know this because I have lost a daughter. My precious Annabel Louise. I will never think of you as gone away, your journey has just begun, life holds many facets and this world thisonly but one. I will just think of you as resting from the pain and tears of the last weeks to a place of warmth and comfort, where there are no days and no years. I think of how you maybe wishing, that we could know today, that nothing but our sadness can really pass away. I think of you as living in the hearts of those you touched, for nothing loved is ever lost and you were much loved by many, anyone could see. Annabel Louise I think of you every day, your smiles and chatter and the words you did say. I think of the many trips and projects we shared. Annabel Louise you fought cancer with courage and dignity. Our hearts are heavy with the loss of our precious dear girl. Bye for now Annabel Louise. (Dad) Morris Chung