Barbed Wire and Buttercup

For me, this is not a nightmare. It's reality. And miracles don't happen. Not to me. I found that out from past experiences. For me, what you see - or hear, in this case - is always what you get.

I had never before thought of giving my life to save another - that's the sort of person I am. But for my son - my own flesh and blood - I would do anything to keep him alive; to keep him safe. Even if it meant I woudn't survive.

Siana Forrest had a bad childhood. Her parents hardly ever remembered she was there, and when they did, they treated her badly. She wanted to make sure - with everything she had - that her children wouldn't get the same treatment. But when her son is diagnosed with a life-threatening disease, she realises that she has some life-changing decisions to make - But will she make the right one?