Please Help Save My Husband's Life!
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Dear Sirs/Madam
URGENT I NEED TO RAISE MONEY TO STOP FORECLOSURE AND FOR ESSENTIAL MEDICINE FOR MY HUSBAND.
"Please help me to raise money to stop foreclosure of our Condo and for essential medicines for my Husband. Any amount that you donate whether large or small would be most welcome."
Okay i have to change the heading of my campaign as circumstances have changed Pag Ibig the government housing fund want us to pay P14700 thats around $350 by the 23rd October 2014. Although we have tried hard to pay the mortgage with the decrease in my husbands health we have fallen 4 months behind. Ironically there is neighbours around us who are foreclosed and have been living for free for years , one has been living for free for 14 years and yes we do have proof. It seems we are being targeted of course we can go to the media if we have too, but i am worried about my husbands health i think the stress of all this could be just too much for him too take. Our long term objective is still the same to return to the UK, but these other problems have to be dealt with first.
This is my story.
My name is Rosemarie C Bryant a Filipino Lady, i got married in 1994 to David J Bryant an English man,
I had trouble getting my settlement visa then, but thanks to the Immigration Advisory Service the Home Office decision was overturned and i was able to join my husband in the UK in 1996.
At the end of 2002 my husband, myself and 1 year old son is now 13 years old also British citizen came to the Philippines, we were having trouble getting a
“council house” in the UK despite living in a small apartment and also our doctor thought the warmer climate might be beneficial to my husband's health as
he has a back problem and suffers from rheumatoid
arthritis, we had an idea of starting a new life here in the Philippines.
Well our plans did not work out from the start and after about one and a half years in the Philippines
, i, myself “repeatedly” e-mailed the British Embassy in Makati City and asked if there was anyway they could help us to get back to the United Kingdom as we were
struggling in the Philippines, although they were sorry to hear of our situation they said there was nothing they could do.
In 2005 we took up moved to Smile Condominium, Novaliches and my husband found work in September within a call centre in Ortigas, but at the end of November my husband suffered a temporary incapacity attack or “TIA” which is a form
of stroke, it actually left him totally blind for nearly 90 minutes which was a very frightening experience.
In January 2006 he joined another call centre Teletech which was a lot better as it was in Novaliches
he stayed with that company until July 2009 when he
was made redundant. Unfortunately between the periods of January 2006 to July 2009 he had a lot of sickness and was “hospitalized” four times (4x)
with pneumonia and once with acute bronchitis.
In February 2009 he fell sick again this time with severe leg pains, severe vertigo and repeat kidney and urine infections. He never returned to work again, in September he had duplex scan on his legs and it was found he had blocked arteries in both legs the medical term for this is PAD which is short for Peripheral Arterial Disease. Unfortunately he cannot take strong blood circulation or pain killer tablets due
to a weak stomach lining and sliding hernia. Since late 2009 the disease has now become chronic and has led to other diseases CVI short for Chronic Venous Insufficiency which means that blood vessels in your legs burst. The other and more deadly one is Chronic Vascular Disease this causes ulcerations on the legs and runs the risk of gangerine, also it cause Angina pain and shortness of breath all of which my husband suffers. I have tried to show the state of my husbands leg in the attached pictures.
As regards treatment especially in my husbands case the normal medical procedure is angiogram to determine where the blockages are and bypass surgery these are very expensive i mean expensive . I researched bypass surgery and to be honest given
the risks this would have to be a final resort, 4 to 10% risk of death, even if you do not die there is even greater risk of brain or mental damage. Once again i searched the internet in depth and the best less risky and cheaper solution is Chelation Therapy and this can also be taken in capsule/tablet form but requires for you to take them for 4 to 6 months. The cost of this could be around P8000 around $200 if you take in customs taxes, duties etc. If we can get my husband health improved at least he can try and do some work.
One thing that keeps my husband going is Football he has been a keen Chelsea supporter since the late 60's but of course he must not get too excited. Of course what saddens my husband is that he cannot teach his son how to play football. Sorry for the length of this post and i do have proof of my husbands illness and on the foreclosure.
Just an update a couple of weeks my husband was admitted to hospital with heart pains and was in for 6 days, i and my son have had to buy expensive sprays due to suffering the same chronic allergies. So unfortunately we had to use the current donations to cover the hospitals bills, follow up medicines etc.
Any donations you can give small or large will be of great help to us.
Thank You
Rosemarie C Bryant (wife)
URGENT I NEED TO RAISE MONEY TO STOP FORECLOSURE AND FOR ESSENTIAL MEDICINE FOR MY HUSBAND.
"Please help me to raise money to stop foreclosure of our Condo and for essential medicines for my Husband. Any amount that you donate whether large or small would be most welcome."
Okay i have to change the heading of my campaign as circumstances have changed Pag Ibig the government housing fund want us to pay P14700 thats around $350 by the 23rd October 2014. Although we have tried hard to pay the mortgage with the decrease in my husbands health we have fallen 4 months behind. Ironically there is neighbours around us who are foreclosed and have been living for free for years , one has been living for free for 14 years and yes we do have proof. It seems we are being targeted of course we can go to the media if we have too, but i am worried about my husbands health i think the stress of all this could be just too much for him too take. Our long term objective is still the same to return to the UK, but these other problems have to be dealt with first.
This is my story.
My name is Rosemarie C Bryant a Filipino Lady, i got married in 1994 to David J Bryant an English man,
I had trouble getting my settlement visa then, but thanks to the Immigration Advisory Service the Home Office decision was overturned and i was able to join my husband in the UK in 1996.
At the end of 2002 my husband, myself and 1 year old son is now 13 years old also British citizen came to the Philippines, we were having trouble getting a
“council house” in the UK despite living in a small apartment and also our doctor thought the warmer climate might be beneficial to my husband's health as
he has a back problem and suffers from rheumatoid
arthritis, we had an idea of starting a new life here in the Philippines.
Well our plans did not work out from the start and after about one and a half years in the Philippines
, i, myself “repeatedly” e-mailed the British Embassy in Makati City and asked if there was anyway they could help us to get back to the United Kingdom as we were
struggling in the Philippines, although they were sorry to hear of our situation they said there was nothing they could do.
In 2005 we took up moved to Smile Condominium, Novaliches and my husband found work in September within a call centre in Ortigas, but at the end of November my husband suffered a temporary incapacity attack or “TIA” which is a form
of stroke, it actually left him totally blind for nearly 90 minutes which was a very frightening experience.
In January 2006 he joined another call centre Teletech which was a lot better as it was in Novaliches
he stayed with that company until July 2009 when he
was made redundant. Unfortunately between the periods of January 2006 to July 2009 he had a lot of sickness and was “hospitalized” four times (4x)
with pneumonia and once with acute bronchitis.
In February 2009 he fell sick again this time with severe leg pains, severe vertigo and repeat kidney and urine infections. He never returned to work again, in September he had duplex scan on his legs and it was found he had blocked arteries in both legs the medical term for this is PAD which is short for Peripheral Arterial Disease. Unfortunately he cannot take strong blood circulation or pain killer tablets due
to a weak stomach lining and sliding hernia. Since late 2009 the disease has now become chronic and has led to other diseases CVI short for Chronic Venous Insufficiency which means that blood vessels in your legs burst. The other and more deadly one is Chronic Vascular Disease this causes ulcerations on the legs and runs the risk of gangerine, also it cause Angina pain and shortness of breath all of which my husband suffers. I have tried to show the state of my husbands leg in the attached pictures.
As regards treatment especially in my husbands case the normal medical procedure is angiogram to determine where the blockages are and bypass surgery these are very expensive i mean expensive . I researched bypass surgery and to be honest given
the risks this would have to be a final resort, 4 to 10% risk of death, even if you do not die there is even greater risk of brain or mental damage. Once again i searched the internet in depth and the best less risky and cheaper solution is Chelation Therapy and this can also be taken in capsule/tablet form but requires for you to take them for 4 to 6 months. The cost of this could be around P8000 around $200 if you take in customs taxes, duties etc. If we can get my husband health improved at least he can try and do some work.
One thing that keeps my husband going is Football he has been a keen Chelsea supporter since the late 60's but of course he must not get too excited. Of course what saddens my husband is that he cannot teach his son how to play football. Sorry for the length of this post and i do have proof of my husbands illness and on the foreclosure.
Just an update a couple of weeks my husband was admitted to hospital with heart pains and was in for 6 days, i and my son have had to buy expensive sprays due to suffering the same chronic allergies. So unfortunately we had to use the current donations to cover the hospitals bills, follow up medicines etc.
Any donations you can give small or large will be of great help to us.
Thank You
Rosemarie C Bryant (wife)
Organizer
Rozie Bryant
Organizer
