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Aussie Actress’s Shocking Plan to Bring Her Son Back to Life After Tragic Death!

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Australian actress Clare McCann recently posted a touching message after the unexpected passing of her 13-year-old son, Atreyu.

Clare, famously recognized for her lead role in Channel V’s series Blog Party, disclosed that Atreyu sadly ended his life following severe bullying. She also announced the initiation of a GoFundMe campaign aimed at honoring his memory.

In my expert opinion, I’m considering a unique and futuristic approach: I’m contemplating investing $300,000 to preserve my beloved pet, Atreyu, using cryogenic freezing technology. The aim is to revive him in the future when advancements in science make it possible. It’s an ambitious plan, but one that holds the promise of a second chance for our cherished companion.

In a chilling turn of events, what I had always dreaded has now happened – my child has been taken from me. This was expressed in a post accompanied by a picture of us both at a film premiere.

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It’s incredibly difficult to find the right words, but I must tell you that Atreyu ended his life in an instant of intense suffering.

Atreyu tragically took his own life in a moment of unbearable distress. I find it hard to express how much this pains me.

The shortcomings of the education system contributed significantly to this situation, as he endured severe bullying that wasn’t his doing.

She explained on the GoFundMe page that there is a very small window to have her son frozen.   

She wrote, ‘She has just one opportunity remaining over the next seven days to freeze his body using cryogenics.’

“Should we fail to seize this opportunity, there will be no more chances for a scientific resurgence. It’s about preserving hope and achieving justice. I won’t let my son’s tale be silenced.”

This version maintains the original’s meaning while using simpler language that is easy to comprehend.

Freezing something very cold, often referred to as cryopreservation, involves keeping biological matter such as human bodies at extremely low temperatures, with the aim of reawakening them in the future.

Last year in May, Southern Cryonics, the pioneering cryonics facility located in the Southern Hemisphere, successfully cryogenically preserved their inaugural patient, who was given the designation ‘Patient One.’

Clare mentioned that any money beyond the $300,000 target would be directed towards a countrywide anti-bullying initiative and lawsuits against the organizations that didn’t support him adequately.

In simpler terms, Clare expressed that as a well-known figure with a broad influence, she intends to utilize all her available means to prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future, not only for her own son, but also for any other child who may have been let down by this system.

Clare asserted on her fundraising platform that she requested the Department of Education and Children’s Services to step in regarding Ateryu’s situation.

As a lifestyle advisor, I can empathize with this heart-wrenching statement: “I’ve got medical records, psychologist evaluations, an official PTSD diagnosis from my doctor, and emails that show I raised the alarm time and again. Yet, no action was taken. No one intervened. Now, my precious son is gone.

Daily Mail Australia has reached out to the NSW Department of Education for comment.  

On Saturday, Clare shared the heart-wrenching news, expressing that Atreyu was like the most radiant beacon of light in her universe.

With heavy hearts, Clare has announced the death of her radiant son, Atreyu McCann. He was an unparalleled source of joy for me – gentle, imaginative, and universally cherished, she penned.

Currently, we are struggling with a sorrow too deep for words. Kindly grant us patience and understanding as we work through the unbearable grief this event has brought upon us.

Clare went on to say: “Thanks a bunch to all of you who have stood by and cared for Atreyu. We’ll let you know more once we’re prepared. In the meantime, keep him close in your thoughts.

62,000 sympathizers expressed their heartfelt condolences upon the post that didn’t specify the cause of Claire’s passing.

I’m sending you tons of love at this moment. He was such an amazing person, I can’t even imagine how difficult this must be for you. Please take good care of yourself.

Another person expressed feelings that closely resemble yours, exclaiming, “Oh Clare, it’s hard for me to fathom the sorrow you’re experiencing!

‘My deepest condolences and love and may he rest in eternal peace and love.’ 

‘I’m so sorry to hear of this. I can not at all imagine your pain,’ a third shared.

Beyond being known for her work on Channel V’s Astra Award-winning shows Blog Party and Clublife, Clare has also had a fulfilling career working off-screen.

Prior to launching her own independent film production company, Cherry Productions, she had been a tutor at the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA).

Clare serves as the founder, overseer, and representative for the Sydney Women’s International Film Festival.

She is currently working as a journalist for Sydney outlet Eastern Suburbs Life.

In the year 2019, Atreyu trailed after Clare in her acting career, both of them featuring in a movie titled “Benefitted”. Notably, this production was helmed by, and featured on its cast list, Atreyu’s own mother.

The burgeoning actor also picked up a role in an episode of true crime series Deadly Women.

In the brief movie titled “Black Truck,” he assumed the role of Josiah, a youthful character who experiences complete color blindness due to a certain condition.

The young performer wasn’t new to the theater scene, as he had taken part in several plays put on by the Australian Youth Theater Company.

Atreyu was also frequently spotted with Clare on the red carpet at various film premieres.

If someone requires urgent assistance right away, please reach out to Lifeline at 13 11 14, or visit their website at lifeline.org.au. For emergencies, dial 000 instead.

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2025-05-26 04:51

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