David Tyndall's Medical Bills
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My name is David Brown, I work for Planet Productions, a live event production company in Dallas, Tx as a Techincal Director. I would like to introduce you to a friend of mine that I've had the pleasure of working with for the past 20 yrs.
His name is David Tyndall. He's a 53 year old carpenter and for the past 35 years, he's been constructing scenic sets for live events and TV shows as well as building major concert P.A. systems primarily at Miller Image Tech. and Showco, Inc.
A little more than four months ago, Natalie (his wife) and Jake (his son) noticed he was having problems with memory, pronouncing words and remembering the correct words to use to complete a thought. The family thought David was developing early stages of Alzheimers. They went to see David's doctor on the last day of January. The doctor ordered an MRI and scheduled it for the next day. As soon as the MRI was finished, the technician call the doctor with the results, an hour after that David was in an ambulance on the way to the emergency room.
Natalie was told that David had a 2 1/2"x 2 1/2" tumor right over the speech center of his brain.
David doesn't have any recollection of this day or the next, and actually none until after the surgery to remove the tumor.
While in the hospital recovering from this surgery, he was also told that he had a cancerous tumor in his left lung. On this medical journey, Natalie and David realized that their insurance was substandard.
The hospital informed David & Natalie that they could not do the surgery until they recieved $20,000 against their hospital bill. This wiped out their savings plus borrowing from family just to make this surgery happen.
So after a month recovery from the brain surgery, he was back at the hospital to have the upper lobe of his left lung removed. This was removed through his back left side. He has had about 3 weeks to recover from the lung operation and now the doctor has ordered chemotherapy. The hospital was refusing to do the chemo because of their outstanding debt but luckily the doctor stepped in and worked with the hospital to make it happen. David starts his chemotherapy within the next couple of weeks.
As of today, David & Natalie owe over $200,000 in medical bills.
David, Natalie and myself would greatly appreciate any help that is offered.
All funds will be applied toward outstanding medical bills. If David & his family are blessed to be able to pay off his medical bills and there are funds left over. They will donate the extra funds to cancer research.
Please keep David & his family in your thoughts & prayers.
Thank you.
David Brown
His name is David Tyndall. He's a 53 year old carpenter and for the past 35 years, he's been constructing scenic sets for live events and TV shows as well as building major concert P.A. systems primarily at Miller Image Tech. and Showco, Inc.
A little more than four months ago, Natalie (his wife) and Jake (his son) noticed he was having problems with memory, pronouncing words and remembering the correct words to use to complete a thought. The family thought David was developing early stages of Alzheimers. They went to see David's doctor on the last day of January. The doctor ordered an MRI and scheduled it for the next day. As soon as the MRI was finished, the technician call the doctor with the results, an hour after that David was in an ambulance on the way to the emergency room.
Natalie was told that David had a 2 1/2"x 2 1/2" tumor right over the speech center of his brain.
David doesn't have any recollection of this day or the next, and actually none until after the surgery to remove the tumor.
While in the hospital recovering from this surgery, he was also told that he had a cancerous tumor in his left lung. On this medical journey, Natalie and David realized that their insurance was substandard.
The hospital informed David & Natalie that they could not do the surgery until they recieved $20,000 against their hospital bill. This wiped out their savings plus borrowing from family just to make this surgery happen.
So after a month recovery from the brain surgery, he was back at the hospital to have the upper lobe of his left lung removed. This was removed through his back left side. He has had about 3 weeks to recover from the lung operation and now the doctor has ordered chemotherapy. The hospital was refusing to do the chemo because of their outstanding debt but luckily the doctor stepped in and worked with the hospital to make it happen. David starts his chemotherapy within the next couple of weeks.
As of today, David & Natalie owe over $200,000 in medical bills.
David, Natalie and myself would greatly appreciate any help that is offered.
All funds will be applied toward outstanding medical bills. If David & his family are blessed to be able to pay off his medical bills and there are funds left over. They will donate the extra funds to cancer research.
Please keep David & his family in your thoughts & prayers.
Thank you.
David Brown
Organizer and beneficiary
David Brown
Organizer
Dallas, TX
David Tyndall
Beneficiary
