My sister was diagnosed at 13 with Ewing Sarcoma, she had treatment and rang the bell to later be told she was terminal. Then she then passed away last September when she was just 15. I'm the oldest sibling (aged 29) and she was the youngest. It hurts more than anything I have experienced in my life. She was absolutely terrified but ever so brave and fought till her last breath. She was one of the kindest and most caring person you could ever meet. Even though she knew she was terminal and it wouldn't save her, she took part in trials because she hoped it could help other people in the future. I miss her so much and can truly say I am so proud of her, always and forever. Quiarnah has been an absolute inspiration for me to be a better person so I decided I want to volunteer for a children's hospice. I'm going to take my documents in tomorrow and I'm so nervous of getting a knock back as I just want to make my baby sister proud... I haven't told my Dad yet incase it doesn't go to plan. Has anyone been in a similar situation or does anyone work for a hospice that has advice? Anything at all, I would be so grateful. I currently work as a HCA and aspire to be a paediatrics nurse but unfortunately I didn't get into uni so that's off the cards.
