Cancer treatment for my sister

My darling sister Claire has been given the devastating diagnosis of incurable brain cancer. Under the current NHS treatment we have been told people with her diagnosis can expect to live 2 years on average.

She has been amazingly strong and brave throughout, since her diagnosis in early January, but the hardest part for her is she has 9 year son who is the light of her life, and it's heartbreaking that she won't be there to see him grow up.

Because of her love for her son, Claire is determined to fight this as hard as she can, to try and live as long as she possibly can and even beat the odds and live longer than the doctors predict. She's changing her diet drastically, is meditating to get her body in a healing state and even doing things like laughter yoga to help boost her immune system. But this isn't enough for her. With cancers like hers, there are new promising treatments currently emerging that can be used in conjunction with conventional chemo/radiotherapy and if successful they can help to extend life expectancy.

Unfortunately at the moment these treatments are just in the trial stage for the NHS and we've been told that there are no current trials taking new participants. As time is so short, we would like to try and fund this treatment ourselves if possible. It's very expensive and we really hope we will be able to raise the money in time. Claire just wants any extra time she can get with her beautiful boy, I'm sure any parents could understand this feeling.

Please help my sister to live as long as she possibly can, we will treasure every extra precious moment she gets to spend with her son and family.

In order to raise this kind of amount, we would really appreciate your help in organising fundraising activities. Please get in touch to let us know what you are planning or if you need any ideas, and thank you so much in advance!

If for any reason we don't use the money or don't use it all, please be assured that it will be donated to a number of cancer charities so it will still help lots of people affected by cancer.