Help little Nige fight aplastic anemia

I am Stevan Thornhill a Tesco employee living in Reading, I have started this GoFundMe fundraising on behalf of my sister and nephew, Nige McNab a 4 years old living in Zambia Africa. After a recurring hospital visit with abdominal pain and muscle pain, Nige has just been diagnosed with aplastic anemia (blood producing cells failure in the bone marrow). Little Nige need a bone marrow transplant surgery and his older sister is a match for bone marrow donor but this treatment is not available in Zambia and their private health insurance does not include procedures or treatments outside the country, Hence Nige's treatment has to be private funded. I have decided to leverage the power of GoFundMe to help my sister and nephew, I therefore appeal to anyone and everyone who can help with any donations to save a young boy's life.                 Clara Thornhill and Alan McNab are in desperate need of financial help for their son, my sister who is British citizen and brother-in-law who has Scottish parent have not lived in the UK for than 20 years now, since they have been living abroad for many years they are not entitled for any financial help for medical treatments from the UK government and the Zambian government does not fund for treatments or procedures outside the country.               Alan McNab is a self employed mechanic and Clara Thornhill a homemaker they are in desperate need of financial help for medical treatments and hospital bills to go abroad for Nige's treatment. No child deserves to suffer from a life shortening illness and they do not deserve to die from it especially where the illness in question is curable.                                                                              If you are not in a position to help with any donations at the moment Please kindly share this GoFundMe fundraising page amongst your friends and family.                      Every little helps,                           
Thank you very much in advance