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April is Daffodil Month
April is a very special month. It’s the time when Daffodil is in bloom. Daffodil is a bright flower and a symbol of support for people living with cancer or cancer survivor. Daffodil is a very special flower.
April is also a wet month here in Vancouver. Before the rain ruins these beautiful flowers, I took pictures of them in my garden and in the neighbouring properties. They are so proud looking and a delight to look at.
I am sharing these pictures for those people who are directly or indirectly affected with Cancer that I am thinking of you. Cancer is just another common disease such as cold. Cancer Society is working hard to fight cancer, finding a cure and enhance the quality of life that is living with cancer.
“It’s meant to be a symbol of hope for people who are facing cancer and it’s uniting us in the fight against Cancer,”
Show your support by and make a difference in your own way no matter how big or small.
Wear a daffodil pin · Make a donation · Volunteer · Spread the word
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Reblogged this on The healthiest beauty.
Thank you for the reblug, Ms. Beauty.
Very well written. Thanks.
Thank you Mr. Scientist.
You are most welcome, Seeker.
Reblogged this on Deo Optimo Maximo.
We have enjoyed our daffodils since March. They are so precious. Thank you for sharing this special message.
I am glad yours are going strong. You are welcome.
I feel very united with this symbol, I lost my friend, my mom and grandfather on cancer.
It’s a good symbol of renewal for spring and cancer. I am sorry for your lost. Hopefully the Society will help us find a cure.
These are gorgeous flowers Seeker. Here’s hoping neither of us get stricken with cancer.
Yes, let’s hope for the very best.
I never knew that about the daffodil being a support symbol for those with cancer. You just taught me something, seeker. They say we learn something new every day. 😉
Good Morning, We learn something new everyday. And you son, taught me how to be a child again. Thanks for writing about him. Have a grand day. 😛
I don’t think anyone has ever made me almost cry (with joy of course) from a comment before but you’ve done it, dear.
He is the inspiration for a lot of things I do these days.
Thank you for your kindness.
Have a beautiful weekend as well.
*hugs*