Sheila's Something to Live For
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Amy Chowdhury
'''As some of you may know, on the 31st August 2016 my beautiful 32 year old sister Sheila was diagnosed with liver cancer, recently found to have spread from the bowel.
Doctors aren't sure how long she has left. She recently started chemotherapy, but after a bad reaction we are not sure if she can continue with the treatment. We're just trying to remain positive and help her to get as strong as she possibly can.
She has a tough road ahead of her and we want to try and raise as much money as possible to help Willowbrook Hospice where she currently is, and to help fund any alternative treatments that may be out there to make the time she has left more comfortable. It would also help our family greatly during this difficult time, especially my niece Asha who is 9 years old and my nephew Teddie who recently turned 4. We want to make sure they can do as much as possible with their Mum and one of their dreams was to visit Disneyland Paris as a family.
Our whole family is beyond heartbroken, but with the help of family and friends we plan to organise a variety of fundraising events and do absolutely anything humanly possible to make a difference.
We're unbelievably grateful for anything anyone can donate which helps Sheila make her time as wonderful as she is, and to help ensure Willowbrook Hospice are able to continue helping as many people as possible.
Love Amy xx''
'''As some of you may know, on the 31st August 2016 my beautiful 32 year old sister Sheila was diagnosed with liver cancer, recently found to have spread from the bowel.
Doctors aren't sure how long she has left. She recently started chemotherapy, but after a bad reaction we are not sure if she can continue with the treatment. We're just trying to remain positive and help her to get as strong as she possibly can.
She has a tough road ahead of her and we want to try and raise as much money as possible to help Willowbrook Hospice where she currently is, and to help fund any alternative treatments that may be out there to make the time she has left more comfortable. It would also help our family greatly during this difficult time, especially my niece Asha who is 9 years old and my nephew Teddie who recently turned 4. We want to make sure they can do as much as possible with their Mum and one of their dreams was to visit Disneyland Paris as a family.
Our whole family is beyond heartbroken, but with the help of family and friends we plan to organise a variety of fundraising events and do absolutely anything humanly possible to make a difference.
We're unbelievably grateful for anything anyone can donate which helps Sheila make her time as wonderful as she is, and to help ensure Willowbrook Hospice are able to continue helping as many people as possible.
Love Amy xx''
Organizer
Sarah FromHull
Organizer
