April 24, 2010 the day my little princess was born. She spent 8 days in NICU fighting To stay in this world. She even then was feisty and fought the odds. She had a laundry list of serious medical issues including complications to her heart. But my little princess Proved that this little bundle of pure joy had a warriors spirit. In her three years of life she had never met a stranger. She always seem to leave a lasting impression on everyone that she came in contact with. One that stands out in my memory is when my mom was in the hospital and we were waiting outside for her dad to get the car. Sitting on the bench her little legs were going back-and-forth the lady sit down with us. You can tell she had been crying and was very Distraught. ISABELLA looked over to her and smiled she smiled back. ISABELLA ask her what’s wrong? The lady replied oh my daughters sick. I tried to get Bella to not ask her any questions because I could clearly tell she was extremely upset. I asked her if she was OK but she kept continuing talking to Bella as if drawn to her. She explained that her daughter had cancer and was going to have surgery that day. I remember very clearly Bella looking at her putting her hands on her’s and telling her it’s gonna be all right she’s going to be fine. She said her line she has told me 100 of times pixie dust and hugs make everything better. As she excitedly got off the seat she said my daddy’s here be happy. As we walked to the car she waved back at her and said don’t forget everything’s gonna be OK. I remember the look on the lady’s face as we left as if somehow This three-year-old little girl made her feel better. That pretty much sums up ISABELLA’s three years of life. If you ever come in contact with her you know she always left an impression.