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Juliana Wetmore: A 6-Year Old Girl who could use a tiny bit ($1.99) of help from all of us.

By
Real Estate Broker/Owner with Metro Life Homes RS-78439 / BRE #01708344

A good friend of mine told me about this and I had to pass it on.

The song on on this video was written for a little girl named Juliana.  The song was written and produced by Skip Ewing. Skip was so touched by Juliana's spirit that he decided to create this song for her and sell it so that the proceeds could go to helping Juliana and her family.

This video and background information regarding Juliana and the story behind the song was relayed over to me by a good tennis buddy of mine.  Our Christmas Wish is that each of you would take a couple of minutes to view the video from the link below and and a couple of dollars to purchase the song, either from the iTunes or Amazon links on that page for $0.99 or buy the physical CD single for $1.99.

http://www.skipewing.com/SE/Julianas_Smile.html

Here is a a link to the press release explaining more about the project:

http://www.laagent.biz/pdf%20forms/julianapressrelease.pdf

Here is an excerpt from that about Juliana's condition:

About Juliana Wetmore: 6-year-old Juliana Wetmore had her first surgery at 5 days old. She has since endured more than 30 trips to the operating room. Her surgeries continue to be solely to assist her to function without a tracheal or feeding tube as she grows—none for cosmetic purposes. She is effected by the most severe case of Treacher Collins Syndrome in medical history (a condition that affects the development of the bones and other tissues in the face.) However, in all other respects she is a healthy first grader taking piano lessons, and practicing ballet.

Thank you all for your help, for those who can, and best wishes to all.

Please feel free to spread the word of Juliana's plight to your friends and family in a hope that they too are touched and reach out to help.

Comments(1)

Gerry Khatchikian
Red Lodge, MT
ASA, TRC, SFR

Ralph,

This was one very touching and inspirational video!   Thanks for sharing it and for making me realize that there are always difficult barriers to overcome in life (I could not have imagined more difficult ones that Juliana's has to overcome) but as long as you have a strong will and positive attitude, you can make the most with what you have especially with lots of hope and love.   I had not heard about the Treacher Collins Syndrome before.  

Best wishes especially to the Wetmore family during this holiday season.  Juliana is one strong girl and we can all learn from her smile and positive spirit.

Dec 24, 2009 04:18 AM