23rd January 2010

• YOu were truly a remarkable young man rest in peace

Kathleen H

5th September 2009

• Hello Adrian. Have recently come across your story and it has touched me deeply to see how courageous and strong-willed you have been on what must have been a very difficult journey. I am due to donate bone marrow next week and hope that I can help this particular leukaemia patient. I also hope through you and others like you, that people will think about donating bone marrow. God bless mate and rest in peace. John : - )

John Doig

17th August 2009

• Almost 1 year has passed, still not forgotten xo

B

26th June 2009

• I only read excepts of Adrian's blog while he was alive, but I spent yesterday reading through the whole thing. I just wanted to say what an honor it was to have been touched, like so many, by such an inspirational person. Thank you and God bless x

Julia

16th June 2009

• It is very sad to hear about his death. I just started reading his blog by chance, and it is sad to hear what happens at the end.

DJD

1st June 2009

• unfortunately i read the blogs after Adrian died but he is an inspiration to all who get caught up in the minutae of everyday life!!! he came across as a generally good guy who tried to see the humour and posistivity in every situation !!! he embodied the motto live every second as it might be your last !!! i fully intend to !!! thank you for making me wake from my sleepwalk !!! xxxxxxxxxxxx

Rachael Squire Nottingham

18th May 2009

• Adrian passed away the day after I was diagnosed with Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia. I'm in an odd state of remission right now, with a marrow test coming back negative but a blood/DNA test showing positive. I was contacted by a doctor this morning about doing a bone marrow transplant. I'm terrified. But, through the terror, I want to thank Adrian posthumously for placing his life and his struggle on the internet for all to see. It's making it much easier for me to at least try to get through this. Thanks for making your life into something wonderful.

Kris Langley

3rd May 2009

• There are few things in life that move people as much as I have been moved following your story. I read Adrian's book and blog. Wounderful and breath taking. You are truly one of the greatest and strongest persons I have ever seen. May your words never be forgotten. I am planning on registering!!!. RIP

Casey(USA)

3rd March 2009

• It was strange that I happened to stumble upon Adrian's story and activism by accident, in the European section of a local web page. I live in Oklahoma, U.S.A. Since May 2008, I would check in on his blog to see his progress. It is a bit late in the game to be offering condolences. I didn't know what to say. I am so very sorry for your loss. It is inspiring that his work is still going on. One can only imagine the lives Adrian has and will continue to save. What a remarkable young man. What a tragic loss for this planet. May God grant you the strength to carry on the legacy that Adrian began.

Toni Christian

13th February 2009

• i have never met adrian but i found his blog online one day and immediatly got hooked to it... he reminds me so much of a guy named morry from a book i just finished reading in english "Tuesdays with Morry".. both of them wanted to do something before they died, and both did... i still look at his blog from time to time..

Erin