Happy Holidays!
Eva loved Christmas! She loved searching for the perfect tree, making hand made cards and gifts, and singing Christmas carols. Even though she was struggling with chronic rejection at this time last year, she still gathered all her family and friends around her bed at home, and hosted an online fundraising event for the Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. See the video here!
Her approach to life was that if you’re ever feeling sad or down the best solution is to do something nice for someone else. A simple, but powerful lesson that stays with us even now.
So in the spirit of celebrating life, love and friendship, we want to thank you all for your continued support of Eva’s movement for organ donation and CF awareness. If you’re searching for a new year’s resolution we hope you will consider registering to become an organ donor, or encourage others to do so. If you’re looking for a worthy charity please donate to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation of Canada or America. They have a number of events going on throughout the year, and in Eva’s hometown there is going to be an amazing benefit concert on February 11th featuring Dan Mangan (For Tickets and Information Click Here!)
Eva made every breath count, and we’re going to make every screening, every dvd sale and every broadcast of 65_RedRoses count. 2011 is going to be an amazing year, as Eva reaches American audiences for the first time on the Oprah Winfrey Network and shares her message of hope.
We wish you all a wonderful holiday season, and look forward to sharing more updates with you in the new year! Thanks for all the love.
Nimisha and Phil
Directors of 65_RedRoses
Comments
I have been waiting for the opportunity to purchase this dvd since last March. I am hoping that it will be available in the US soon! 
December 29th, 2010 at 12:29 pm
Because of Eva and her story, when I applied for a new driver’s license today, I checked the box to become an organ donor. I never really thought about being an organ donor before, until I watched as Eva struggled so hard to keep the gift of life that was so precious to her and all who knew her. I pray that more people will step forward and “check the box” that could mean the difference of life for someone else. Remember to always Love, Love, Love!