Teen with terminal cancer has one final request: Be kind

"I needed to go away my mark. I needed to do my half to alter the world," she says.

After virtually two years of chemotherapy, mind surgical procedure and radiation, docs advised her the grim prognosis. Rebecca says that is when she determined to give you a bucket record.

Her bucket record consists of easy issues like venturing in a foreign country for the primary time, taking part in board video games along with her cousins and watching along with her dad or mum's their favourite film, "The Shawshank Redemption."

"So many individuals needed to assist with my bucket record." Rebecca says. "My dad has at all times advised me to be type. We talked about what we may do to contain everybody that needed to assist."

They got here up with "asking folks to do acts of kindness."

"It isn't straightforward for me to do acts of kindness myself. I can not stroll proper now."

Rebecca posted on Fb asking if folks would carry out random acts of kindness after which publish about it utilizing the hashtag #BeccaToldMeTo.

And now folks everywhere in the world are sharing their good deeds utilizing the hashtag.

"It was speculated to solely be used on my final day of radiation. I awakened the subsequent day and it [the hashtag] was nonetheless going." Rebecca says.

"It would not must be a financial donation. Only a smile. Simply give your time. It would not price something, for instance, to shovel your neighbor's driveway. Go to somebody who may be lonely," Rebecca says. "That is what the message is de facto. It would not matter how large or small your deed is so long as you do one thing, will probably be appreciated."

In the meantime, Rebecca is having fun with the time she has left along with her household and associates.

"Bodily, I really feel like I did after I was simply recovering from chemo. I am nauseous and exhausted however it would not really feel like I am dying. I do not really feel like I'll die. I really feel OK, I suppose. Nearly as good as I felt earlier than." Rebecca says. "We attempt to not dwell on it. We concentrate on the great issues. It hasn't actually sunk in but. For probably the most half, we aren't serious about it."

Her mom, Anne, says Rebecca is simply being herself by asking folks to present again to others.

"We're grateful for the assist she is receiving locally and worldwide," Anne Schofield says. "The tales that persons are sharing, it is fairly wonderful. To see her completely happy makes us completely happy."

If you need to get updates on Rebecca or assist, please go to her GoFundMe web page or be part of her assist group on Fb.