Saving a life and giving thanks
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Left to right: Will, Chris, Luke and Heather Fleming hold out a string of 1,000 origami paper cranes folded for Chris when he took ill in 2008. Missing from the photo are Chad and Cole Fleming. ASHLEY THOMPSON PHOTO
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Will and Luke Fleming sit covered in origami paper cranes, a symbol of hope for members of their family, particularly their father Chris who became very ill with flesh eating disease in 2008. Ashley Thompson photo
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Chris Fleming. ASHLEY THOMPSON PHOTO
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Chris Fleming displays two braces he had custom made for his right leg after having his calf muscle and Achilles tendon removed in 2008. ASHLEY THOMPSON PHOTO
Left to right: Will, Chris, Luke and Heather Fleming hold out a string of 1,000 origami paper cranes folded for Chris when he took ill in 2008. Missing from the photo are Chad and Cole Fleming. ASHLEY THOMPSON PHOTO
Will and Luke Fleming sit covered in origami paper cranes, a symbol of hope for members of their family, particularly their father Chris who became very ill with flesh eating disease in 2008. Ashley Thompson photo
Chris Fleming. ASHLEY THOMPSON PHOTO
Chris Fleming displays two braces he had custom made for his right leg after having his calf muscle and Achilles tendon removed in 2008. ASHLEY THOMPSON PHOTO
Luke Fleming holds out an origami paper crane while his father, Chris Fleming, rests a string of 1,000 paper cranes – made especially for him when he took ill – on his shoulders. ASHLEY THOMPSON PHOTO
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