P4A: Bing vs. HIS OWN HEART (GOSH)

If you don't know what Project For Awesome is click here: http://www.youtube.com/p4a

You can find out what Great Ormond Street Hospital do here: http://www.gosh.org/

AND you can make a donation here: http://www.gosh.org/donate/one-off-donation/

I was born with several congenital heart defects including dextrocardia and VSDs (something I wouldn't have survived if I was born only ten years earlier). I owe my life to the amazing people at GOSH. They are quite literally the reason I am here today and for that I am eternally thankful. Now you know something new about me, and I hope you'll really consider getting involved with GOSH and P4A in any way you can.

This is also my first time joining P4A. I hope most of you who don't know what it is now go check out the other entries and maybe even enter a raffle! Remember to favourite, comment and 'like' as many P4A videos as you can over the next two days!

Bonus: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fkm-_w-mNc

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

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• bing
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• smzv
• project
• for
• awesome
• p4a
• charity
• great
• ormond
• street
• hospital
• gosh
• children
• congenital
• heart
• defects

[izzehbella]

i nearly cryed at the thought of a world without bing D:

[hoodaxelboy]

die potatoe!

noooooooo!

[PiKalolz]

At first I thought the potatoes represented your heart ... I got confused.

[happysappygirl101]

@TheDeadlyHump Meanie :(

[blade3337]

@blade3337 Maybe I should rephrase that...

[blade3337]

Damnit bing, Now I want a life threating illness.

[leighstephens74]

This vid went viral on Praia

[merlecasey13]

This video went viral on Roseau

[TheGabby907]

0:11 i love how they try to put a teddy bear there as if it was making the situation any better

[SpellboundSama]

I favorited the tweet you linked this in so that I could remember to watch it later. Obviously it's later and wow. I'm so glad that you exist and that I discovered your channel, Bing. I've just gained SO much respect for you. <3

I had a brother who was born with hypoplastic left heart syndrome. His doctors told my family he'd hardly live past 5 days but with their help he lived just over 10 years. I'm pretty stoked for P4A this year, too. <3