Tragedy Strikes Young Family

This is my brother Trinity, his partner Tiani and their 5 wonderful kids. On the 28th of March 2018 their lives were turned upside down when they were given the news that Trinity had terminal cancer. He had only had a sore back, which never seemed to go away. After not being able to eat much of anything for weeks and losing around 15kg things started to go south fast. Trinity began vomitting alot and could barely walk, he went to the doctors and after many tests, there and in the hospital, the diagnosis was not at all expected. Trinity had a lump on his lung, his pancreas and his hip which was sent for biopsy. The cancer in his hip had already spread throughout his spine and was inoperable, incurable, only treatable. He was given 12 months with treatment. His first round of chemotherapy was on the 30th of March and things seemed to be going well from it, he slept his first night through without waking in a month and a half and could walk a little easier after one day, we were all so pleased it seemed to be doing so well for him and giving him some relief. At the start of June Trinity caught a bug and it caused damage to his lung which forced him onto a drip 24/7 and cancelled his chemo until it had cleared. We hoped it was the last set back and he could continue to fight to spend as much time with his family as he could in the short time he had remaining. Unfortunately in late June he was back in hospital with a very swollen and very sore pancreas, he was on morphine and still not getting much pain relief from it. His team of doctors got together to decide what was best moving forward as he was on the highest level of pain relief he could receive without being in the hands of palliative care. Palliative care have now placed him on a portable morphine pump to help him carry on with his life. He has now been given only 4 months to live. 4 months to spend as much time as he possibly can with his partner of 20 years (this September) and his 5 kids aged from 18 to 6 years old. Trinity was the worker of the family, he provided for them, would have done, and still would do, anything for them and now he is unable to work. We are asking for your help to relieve some of the financial pressure that is facing them now and in the future. Help us get this family rid of some of it's burdon during these tough times.