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Photoshopped baby helping raise awareness for bone marrow registry

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It’s terrifying when you see these pictures: a baby hanging on the railing over the stairs or climbing a ladder to the attic by herself.

 

I think the new stair gates may be faulty.

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Someone is a little unhappy about the Christmas decorations going away.

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The relief comes when you find out the photos are fake. Her father, Stephen Crowley, actually photoshopped her into dangerous situations and put them on his Instagram account.

It started as a way to prank family members, but it’s snowballed into so much more.

 

Taking advantage of the quiet bank holiday roads to give Hannah her first driving lesson.

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Hope yis all have a deadly one.

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The photos are now being used to raise awareness and help other children like little Hannah.

Hannah was born with a rare immune disorder that causes her body to make too many activated immune cells. It’s called HLH for short.

She’s had to receive chemotherapy and a bone marrow transplant.

But of the 27 million donors worldwide, only three would work for little Hannah, said Crowley.

The photos are now being used to promote Be the Match bone marrow registry.

Crowley said he’s hoping people will see his daughter’s story and be encouraged to donate.

To find out more about the registry, click here.