When you have a child, you suddenly become aware of all the situations that can seriously harm him or her. You avoid any situation that may prove to be precarious, maybe even removing some objects from your home to make the area safer for a baby.
If this is the case, it looks like dad Stephen Crowley isn't being very careful — but in fact, it's quite the opposite.
The designer is the father to an 18-month-old baby girl named Hannah, who was diagnosed with hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis. As a result, she spent her first six months in the hospital, undergoing chemotherapy.
A bone marrow transplant eventually saved her life. It came from a stranger in Germany — one of the three people deemed a suitable match for Hannah, out of the 27 million donors worldwide.
To raise awareness for this disease and to encourage people to donate bone marrow, Stephen has been posting photoshopped images of his daughter in dangerous situations. The little girl is seen in all kinds of nerve-wracking scenes, like climbing up a ladder on her own or sitting by a stove and holding up a knife.
Stephen is clear that these photos are fake, and that he's creating them to grab people's attention. It's definitely working!
Did you think these photos were real at first?
Please SHARE if you will consider donating your bone marrow after seeing these photoshopped pictures!
Photo Source: Instagram / Stephen Crowley
