Terminally Ill Dad Recording Stories for His Kids to Listen to Once He's Gone

Terminally ill dad recording stories for his kids to listen to once he's gone

A TERMINALLY ill dad given months to live is recording bedtime stories for his children to listen to once he is gone.  Lee Rawlinson, 51, was given the diagnosis of untreatable pancreatic cancer in October.  PAGiven months to live, he’s making magical memories for his last Christmas[/caption] PAThe idea of leaving his kids behind pains him deeply[/caption] PAHe was diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer after taking himself to A&E when the pa…

Terminally ill dad, Lee Rawlinson, recording bedtime stories for his kids so they can hear his voice once 'Daddy's in the clouds'

A terminally ill father has been recording himself telling bedtime stories so his two children can hear his voice after he has gone.

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