Mum breaks down after losing her 3-year old son, Ayden Brown to cancer
After a long battle with stage 4 lung cancer, three-year-old Ayden Brown of Las Vegas died on Friday.
According to his mother, Lindsey Licari who is broken beyond words
'today my son lost his fight with cancer and my life will never be the
same' she wrote.
She also announced that his eyes will be donated to kids in dire need of it so they could see the world through his eyes.
Read her touching tribute below...
Today, I lost my son. In this world, there was not one doctor,
one person that could offer my son any options at all. And he aspirated
and stopped breathing. And I tried to do CPR and bring Ayden back. But I
wasn’t able to. And they tried again, the hospital six times. And even
when I saw lines straight, I still knew God could still help him. But
Ayden’s body couldn’t take anymore. So today, I lost Ayden because we
live in a world that doesn’t prepare for child cancer.
And I am broken in so many ways. But they messed with the wrong
mom and the wrong kid. Childhood cancer will never be the same now after
Ayden. And I will never stop. I will never stop, until you guys stop
letting these kids die. Because my son fought to live. He fought his
whole life. He fought his whole life to live. And you filled him with
poison until his organs couldn’t take it anymore and his body fell
apart. So you think they took my son and it’s not going to change
something about cancer? Then you’re wrong. Because that little boy was
my entire life. He was my entire life. And I had to watch my son dwindle
away in front of my face and there was nothing I could do about it.
There was nothing I could do about it no matter how much help I could
get my son.
No matter who I called, there was nothing I could do. But I knew if
this disease was going to take Ayden, everybody in the world would know
who my son is. Everybody will know Ayden Setoshi Brown. He was three
years old. He could tell you every planet in the solar system. He was
phenomenally smart and he loved me so much and I loved him too. He
didn’t deserve to die. These kids don’t deserve to die. And if I can do
anything in my power, I will make sure that no mother feels how I feel
today and have to put their kid in a bag.
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