Zac Millars battle against brain cancer (GBM)

Hey guys! Thanks for taking the time to read this. Our names are Mozz and Arna, and together we are hoping to raise some funds for our much loved friends Emma and Zac - who are currently going through a very difficult time.

Zac is a hard working, devoted, young father who has only recently found out that he has a large mass on his brain.

Yesterday Zac was flown to the Royal Melbourne-hospital in a critical condition and is currently awaiting reports from the neurosurgeons in regards to his next steps and clarity on what his treatment plan will be etc.

Emma and Zac have x2 beautiful girls and we wanted to help elevate any formidable pressures that they are about to face.

It’s still only early days for Zacs diagnosis, and all we know at this stage is that he cannot drive for a minimum of 6months and has a very long road of recovery ahead of him. As you can imagine this leaves quite a heavy load on his beautiful wife Emma.

We know most people would say this about their friends, but this couple is the most beautiful, caring and most thoughtful people on this earth - who would do anything for anyone.

They deserve nothing but the absolute best and it’s our turn to return the gratitude in the best way we can. Any donation whether it be big or small, is greatly appreciated.

Medical bills, treatment costs and the day-to-day expenses of life can quickly become overwhelming. By contributing to this GoFundMe campaign, you can help to provide Zac and his wife Emma and girls with the peace of mind and financial stability needed to focus entirely on his health and journey ahead.

UPDATES:

28/08/23 - Zac has been diagnosed with a high grade glioma - grade 4. Due to the location of the tumour it is unfortunately inoperable. Zac will attend an appointment next week at the Peter Mac hospital to find out further information regarding his treatment plan which will involve chemotherapy and radiation**

04/09/23 - Zac attended appointment at Peter Mac today. He is to start radiation and chemotherapy (tablet form) asap. Awaiting appointments for this. Have been unable to write this part for over a week - but Zac has been given a prognosis of 1-2 years. Absolutely devastating outcome, but we know that Zac is so strong and will give it his absolute all. ***