Please help our dad mike to have a relaxing home
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We are three sister's and between us we have 9 children and we are hoping to raise money for our amazing Dad our children's only Grandad.
A few weeks ago our worlds came crashing down with the news that no child wants to hear.....Our Dad is currently walking around with not one but two aneurysms, one of these is of considerable size. It could burst at any time. We were told he needs urgent surgery to try and keep him alive, that's if he doesn't die during the operation. He has other health issues which have complicated the situation and has now put a stop on the surgery happening. Our precious Dad our children's loving Grandfather has been given 12 months at best!
The thought of not having our Dad with us is heartbreaking, he’s always been there for us when things go wrong whether that’s fixing our cars, putting up a shelf, laying flooring, decorating, giving us lifts at the drop of a hat... he’s that kind of person, a man who no matter what would do anything to help. He really is the best dad and grandad, and trying to accept that our dad is going to no longer be with us is the most heartbreaking thought. To no longer have the man that’s always provided, taught, protected, and cared for us is the hardest thing to come to terms with. He can no longer do the work on the house himself due to his conditions to much stress heavy lifting ect could cause the Aneurysm to burst. We want to raise enough money so we can hire people to finish off decorating (new bathroom, a leak in the flat roof new windows in the bathroom and bedrooms) their home so that they’ve got somewhere to relax and spend time together in a home that needs nothing doing to it. We’d also like to take him for a day out if possible to a classical car museum. Being a retired engineer his interests are how things work especially classic engineering. We want to be able to give a fraction back of what he has done for us. Please help us raise some money so he doesn’t have to worry about getting their home together, and for us to take him to one place he has never been and has wanted to go.
A few weeks ago our worlds came crashing down with the news that no child wants to hear.....Our Dad is currently walking around with not one but two aneurysms, one of these is of considerable size. It could burst at any time. We were told he needs urgent surgery to try and keep him alive, that's if he doesn't die during the operation. He has other health issues which have complicated the situation and has now put a stop on the surgery happening. Our precious Dad our children's loving Grandfather has been given 12 months at best!
The thought of not having our Dad with us is heartbreaking, he’s always been there for us when things go wrong whether that’s fixing our cars, putting up a shelf, laying flooring, decorating, giving us lifts at the drop of a hat... he’s that kind of person, a man who no matter what would do anything to help. He really is the best dad and grandad, and trying to accept that our dad is going to no longer be with us is the most heartbreaking thought. To no longer have the man that’s always provided, taught, protected, and cared for us is the hardest thing to come to terms with. He can no longer do the work on the house himself due to his conditions to much stress heavy lifting ect could cause the Aneurysm to burst. We want to raise enough money so we can hire people to finish off decorating (new bathroom, a leak in the flat roof new windows in the bathroom and bedrooms) their home so that they’ve got somewhere to relax and spend time together in a home that needs nothing doing to it. We’d also like to take him for a day out if possible to a classical car museum. Being a retired engineer his interests are how things work especially classic engineering. We want to be able to give a fraction back of what he has done for us. Please help us raise some money so he doesn’t have to worry about getting their home together, and for us to take him to one place he has never been and has wanted to go.
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Simone Joynes
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