My Sister Tara

The woman in the middle is my 33 year old sister, Tara. Beside her is my two nieces, Tia -14 this year and Kacey- 11 this year.  My sister Tara, was diagnosed with Cancer March last year after being back and forth for 6 months to the hospital, doctors and A&E over several symptoms only to be told she was fine and to take some paracetamol.  When they eventually diagnosed her, the cancer was in her lungs, bowel and liver.  They threw all the chemotherapy they could at it which eventually cleared her lungs but unfortunately the cancer then spread to her ovaries and she had an operation to remove a 20cm cyst and one of her ovaries.  This meant she couldn't have chemo for a while so she could recover.  Throughout all of this she was so strong and so lively, the kids couldn't tell any difference with her.  After her surgery they changed her chemo. The next scan after the different chemo showed the cancer had spread again, back to her lungs and in her stomach lining. They decided to stop the chemo as she had contracted sepsis twice.  A whole year later, she is currently in a hospice, she has a month left at maximum. She has deteriorated so much and I can no longer see my sister when I look at her.  At this time, the thing you need to worry about least is money.  But that's what we are all doing, how to pay for the funeral, how to pay for her gravestone, how to pay the kids to have a nice life.  If you could donate anything at all I would be eternally grateful and would love to surprise my family with the money we need to give Tara the send off she deserves and the kids the closure they need <3