A Man With Cancer Left His Daughter Touching Life Advice On Hundreds Of Napkins

    Garth Callaghan's inspirational work is a moving testament to the power of communication.

    This is Garth Callaghan. He's been diagnosed with cancer three times in the last two years. He has about an 8% chance of surviving another five years.

    He worked in a sales job when his daughter Emma was young. He couldn't see her a lot, so he wrote napkin notes for her lunch box.

    The odds of his seeing her graduate from high school are very low.

    So he's written a LOT of notes.

    Other parents have been inspired by his idea.

    One wrote to him: "This is brilliant! As a mom who travels weekly for my job, I'm finding it difficult to stay connected and ways to prove that she's still my #1 priority. I'm stealing your idea, in my own way of course."

    He tells BuzzFeed: "I just want parents to be able to take that extra step in the morning and realize how much impact this action has."

    And he's also posted a note from his daughter.

    You can visit Garth's website here.

    And follow him on Facebook and Twitter.