Help Kathy & Her Children During This Heartbreaking Time.

On July 25th, Craig Kathy’s Husband was admitted to Port Macquarie Base Hospital with cirrhosis of the liver, and her family was told that he possibly had just 30 days left to live.

For the next three and a half weeks, Craig fought hard, with the doctors trying to stabilize his liver damage through medication.

Everyone held onto hope that he might be able to make it to RPA Hospital for testing to see if he was suitable for a transplant.

Tragically, on Sunday, August 18th, Craig's condition began to deteriorate rapidly & By Thursday, August 23rd, he was flown to RPA Hospital, where his health took a critical turn for the worse.

Craig suffered multiple organ failures—his liver, kidneys, lungs, and heart all began to shut down, and machines were the only things keeping him alive.

On Monday, August 26th, Kathy received the devastating news that there was nothing more the doctors could do but keep him comfortable while they said their goodbyes over the next few days.

Craig leaves behind his beloved wife, Kathy, and their four beautiful children: Lyam (7), Mia (12), Lilly (13), and Brooke (17).

Craig's condition has brought an overwhelming sense of sorrow and heartbreak to his family as they prepare for the inevitable loss.

As Kathy and her beautiful children navigate through this heartbreaking time, we are raising funds to support Kathy, allowing her the time she needs to grieve alongside her children without the immediate worry of how to keep food on the table or a roof over their heads.

Any contribution, no matter how small, will help ease the burden on Kathy and her family during this incredibly difficult time. Your support will give them the space to focus on healing and being together as they face the days and weeks ahead.

This is a heart-wrenching situation that no wife or child should ever have to face. Please consider putting yourself in Kathy’s shoes and donate to help support her and her children during this unimaginable time.

Thank you for your kindness and generosity,

Maddie Wilson.