Help Captain Tim Fight Lymphoma
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Tim Earll has brought laughter, music, fun, and happiness to all of our lives. We invite you to come together as friends and family to support him and Jenni getting through these tough and uncertain times. Please read the message from Tim below along with the update that follows.
"Dear friends and loved ones I’m afraid I have some bad news to tell you. During our recent trip to Medellin Colombia, I met with my doctors and underwent a biopsy of one of my lymph nodes. Yesterday I received the pathology report and I’ve been diagnosed with a rare and aggressive form of lymphoma called mantle cell lymphoma. Jenni and I will be returning to Medellin shortly to get more information to discuss treatment options.
Our experience with the doctors and facilities in Colombia have been the first rate and I’m confident I will receive the best care.
It feels strange relaying this via social media but I guess that’s the way of things now. Please feel free to transmit positive energy into the universe for me and more importantly for my wife, mother and others close to me that this is going to impact the hardest.
I’m not afraid but rather optimistic about the future. Thank you all."
“The future is unwritten” - Joe Strumm
As of March 5, Tim and Jenni are back in Medellin and met with the news that his illness is progressing rapidly. Tim starts inpatient chemo-therapy immediately and all plans are on hold at the moment until his therapy and recovery are well underway.
In addition to taking care of Tim, Jenni is still managing their lives and business from a distance to help cover the expenses of being in Medellin and secure the future for their return to Panama.
How can you HELP? We ask that you to consider skipping your morning coffee or perhaps deferring your donation to Public Radio or maybe even tapping into your vacation fund to help Tim and Jenni cover their medical bills for what looks to be an extensive course of treatment. The need is great and the immediate future is uncertain but filled with hope and optimism!
Love, Tim and Jenni
"Dear friends and loved ones I’m afraid I have some bad news to tell you. During our recent trip to Medellin Colombia, I met with my doctors and underwent a biopsy of one of my lymph nodes. Yesterday I received the pathology report and I’ve been diagnosed with a rare and aggressive form of lymphoma called mantle cell lymphoma. Jenni and I will be returning to Medellin shortly to get more information to discuss treatment options.
Our experience with the doctors and facilities in Colombia have been the first rate and I’m confident I will receive the best care.
It feels strange relaying this via social media but I guess that’s the way of things now. Please feel free to transmit positive energy into the universe for me and more importantly for my wife, mother and others close to me that this is going to impact the hardest.
I’m not afraid but rather optimistic about the future. Thank you all."
“The future is unwritten” - Joe Strumm
As of March 5, Tim and Jenni are back in Medellin and met with the news that his illness is progressing rapidly. Tim starts inpatient chemo-therapy immediately and all plans are on hold at the moment until his therapy and recovery are well underway.
In addition to taking care of Tim, Jenni is still managing their lives and business from a distance to help cover the expenses of being in Medellin and secure the future for their return to Panama.
How can you HELP? We ask that you to consider skipping your morning coffee or perhaps deferring your donation to Public Radio or maybe even tapping into your vacation fund to help Tim and Jenni cover their medical bills for what looks to be an extensive course of treatment. The need is great and the immediate future is uncertain but filled with hope and optimism!
Love, Tim and Jenni
Fundraising team (2)
Estefania Mones Grannis
Organiser
Deerfield Beach, FL
Jenni Earll
Beneficiary
Ryan Grannis
Team member
