Shannon's Garden

In February 2002, Shannon Bradshaw had just turned seven and had always been a healthy little girl. Doctors at Alder Hay Hospital, Liverpool diagnosed Shannon as having a life threatening condition - Aplastic Anaemia. A bone marrow transplant was her only hope for a cure, but with no suitable donor, her aunt Jackie organised Donor clinics throughtout the North West of England. This resulted in almost 7000 people registering with the Anthony Nolan Trust, an organisation specialising in matching patients with suitable bone marrow donors. To support The Shannon Bradshaw Trust, the book, Shannon's Garden has been created. The book consists of a hort story where the reader, then becomes the illustrator and is asked to complete the drawings in the book. The book is unique and it can be yours at the click of a button.