Save my Mummy

Sinead Tanner, 21 years old has suffered for over 2 years since giving birth to our daughter. Not able to keep food or most liquids down, her body has taken its toll and is affecting her organs and her way of life. 
Sinead's weight has been around 4st or less during her current state. 

Throughout the years Sinead has had numerous tests, seen multiple GPs, Dr's and Consultants but they were not able to diagnose the cause of not being able to keep things down. 
Sinead has had to wait a lengthy time for tests and appointments, she hadn't had much help from the Consultant in charge as they think it's all in her mind but tests and GP notes states she suffers from Gastroparesis.
We only found out recently what the Consultant at The Southampton General Hospital thought of Sinead's illness from the result of a complaint made with the Patient Support Services. 

Sinead has now been diagnosed with POTS (heart condition) and AKI (acute kidney injury) and EADS.
She's not strong enough to walk for more than 20 minutes and it will have an affect on her body and she cannot stand for too long either. 
Sinead is currently taking 13+ tablets every morning and night, has her blood levels checked and topped up to keep herself from passing away.

26/10/18 - Sinead had her first seizure episode and the Consultant did not raise any concerns or follow ups to carry out any tests.

The NHS won't fund for the operation and we don't have enough funds ourselves to arrange for a private operation to be carried out to help stimulate the stomach muscles. 
Any donations will be very much appreciated and more importantly, please share this link. 

Thank you for taking your time to read my Mummy's story.