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Welcome to the "Walking with Giants Foundation" messages of support page. Here you can leave message(s) of support or feedback about our site. Please note we reserve the right to delete/amend any entries that may be deemed offensive or unsuitable, as we would like this area of the " Walking With Giants Foundation" site to represent a "Family Friendly" environment.
Gemma Yeo
Saturday, 14 August 2010 19:22
I watched a documentary about Charlotte last night (The Tiniest Girl In The World) and was moved to tears.
I have an autistic teenaged son and I suffer from epilepsy, and so any disability is an emotive subject for me.
I'd never heard of your organisation before, and just wanted to say that I would eventually like to find a way to help. I cross stitch, sing and play string instruments, and I'm sure that I could find a way to work any of these passtimes to raise funds.
Please keep up the good work, so that children like Charlotte never feel isolated, alone or "different". I would also like you to pass my thanks to Charlotte's parents for allowing me to peek into their lives; I think they cope wonderfully with every obstacle thrown at them, and Charlotte is lucky to have such devoted parents.
I have an autistic teenaged son and I suffer from epilepsy, and so any disability is an emotive subject for me.
I'd never heard of your organisation before, and just wanted to say that I would eventually like to find a way to help. I cross stitch, sing and play string instruments, and I'm sure that I could find a way to work any of these passtimes to raise funds.
Please keep up the good work, so that children like Charlotte never feel isolated, alone or "different". I would also like you to pass my thanks to Charlotte's parents for allowing me to peek into their lives; I think they cope wonderfully with every obstacle thrown at them, and Charlotte is lucky to have such devoted parents.
Pete
Friday, 02 July 2010 12:10
How lovely to share a moment in the lives with these wonderful children and their families. I feel really blessed and pray for you all.
Pat Seymour
Tuesday, 29 June 2010 18:08
Charlotte Garside
Have just watched the 'Extraordinary People' programme, having watched others in the series about these remarkable children and their families. It was good to see Alex again, his story is inspiring. Well done to 'Walking with Giants' for continuing to raise the profile of the children with primordial dwarfism.
Rachel Kerridge
Wednesday, 23 June 2010 18:35
I Want to Help
I watch al programme to do with extraordinary people and feel that i need to help .. i work for a charitable company and is hoping to get all workers to do an event and raise money to help all people that need help to get to these conventions.. i feel i take life for granted and would love to help raise money... 
Lynette
Tuesday, 22 June 2010 14:02
Watched the programe last night and found it very informative for public, professionals and families. Its highlighted the need for groups like walking with giants foundation to support families. More should be given to these groups from the government, keep up the good work
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