I’m 28, dying, and need £320,500 to spend more time with my son

I am just savouring every moment I have with Teddy (Picture: Jaimee Sharp)

‘Good morning world’. 

It’s how my 5-year-old son Teddy and I greet the day, every day. 

Then, on his walk to school, we’ll pick three things we can see – a tree, a car, a postman – and spend the 10-minute journey making up a story about them. 

When I pick him up for the day, he’ll beam as he shows me the pictures he’s drawn; ones of him, his mummy and his daddy. He’ll tell me proudly about winning the head teacher’s award.

And that ...