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A new message from Artknits Markham: Remeber Alexa Wilding

 "Close your eyes". A simple yet powerful reminder from a little warrior. Remember to take a moment to pause."September is pediatric cancer awareness month, and as it draws to a close, we wanted to reshare this prompt from our dear Lou Sullivan and his mom @alexawilding. Only seven years old, Lou is a two-time survivor of brain cancer, the deadliest form of pediatric cancer. Lou is a miracle: wise beyond his years, joyful beyond his experience. His prompt is a practice called “Inside Seeing,” which he developed during treatment. How lucky we are that he graced us with it."



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