Let's help Natty Wailer pay his cancer treatment
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Hello everyone,
About 4 years ago, our friend Ian "Natty" Wynter (Natty Wailer) was diagnosed with lung cancer. At the time, Natty decided to keep very quiet about it, only letting people from his close circle knowing. Natty had been living in Ireland since the early 2000s and had been very active in the music scene all over Ireland. The prognosis was unexpected and Natty decided that he had to get back on track to fight it. Then in early 2020 covid-19 happened which made things much worse. With lockdowns looming on the horizon and gigs drying out, Natty decided to go back to Jamaica where he could focus on fighting the cancer better.
Towards the later part of 2021, Natty travelled back to Ireland where he wanted to reconnect with friends and musicians to help alleviate his symptoms and to pursue recording his next album. Upon arriving in Ireland, Natty got the opportunity to record a few songs in a studio. However, things got progressively worse with his health. The cancer had spread to his brain and had created a large tumour which then put pressure on the brain. Regrettably, Natty had a stroke on the 14th of November and promptly returned to Jamaica.
Natty is now under constant medical supervision and needs urgent treatments for his tumour and full-time care. His medical bills are piling up and he cannot take care of himself. The stroke has paralyzed the right side of his body. He is trying to recover by doing physiotherapy.
Also, Natty won’t be able to perform in the foreseeable future so he will need help getting things back on track. This where we ask you, all of you who have enjoyed his music, raging laughter and sympathetic & warm personae over the years to help him go through these difficult times.
This is where we ask you for your help by donating, as care and treatment are urgently needed.
* Treatments (reduce brain tumour)
* Medical bills of : hospital, rehabilitation, full time nurse
We thank you in advance for your donations and support.
About 4 years ago, our friend Ian "Natty" Wynter (Natty Wailer) was diagnosed with lung cancer. At the time, Natty decided to keep very quiet about it, only letting people from his close circle knowing. Natty had been living in Ireland since the early 2000s and had been very active in the music scene all over Ireland. The prognosis was unexpected and Natty decided that he had to get back on track to fight it. Then in early 2020 covid-19 happened which made things much worse. With lockdowns looming on the horizon and gigs drying out, Natty decided to go back to Jamaica where he could focus on fighting the cancer better.
Towards the later part of 2021, Natty travelled back to Ireland where he wanted to reconnect with friends and musicians to help alleviate his symptoms and to pursue recording his next album. Upon arriving in Ireland, Natty got the opportunity to record a few songs in a studio. However, things got progressively worse with his health. The cancer had spread to his brain and had created a large tumour which then put pressure on the brain. Regrettably, Natty had a stroke on the 14th of November and promptly returned to Jamaica.
Natty is now under constant medical supervision and needs urgent treatments for his tumour and full-time care. His medical bills are piling up and he cannot take care of himself. The stroke has paralyzed the right side of his body. He is trying to recover by doing physiotherapy.
Also, Natty won’t be able to perform in the foreseeable future so he will need help getting things back on track. This where we ask you, all of you who have enjoyed his music, raging laughter and sympathetic & warm personae over the years to help him go through these difficult times.
This is where we ask you for your help by donating, as care and treatment are urgently needed.
* Treatments (reduce brain tumour)
* Medical bills of : hospital, rehabilitation, full time nurse
We thank you in advance for your donations and support.
Co-organizers (2)
Jason C.
Organizer
Wittington Wynter
Beneficiary
Mandy Sludds
Co-organizer