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 Hello. My name is Phil Coleman, and I am asking for any help I can get.
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 I lost my job 4 months ago, and I have been trying to find stable work ever since. I have a part time job and a business to develop, but that hasn't given me back the stability I had previously.
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 Recently, my wife (Elise) and I have made the mutual decision to separate. It was an amicable decision, and we are approaching everything we do with kindness and respect for each other. We want to have a safe, non-toxic environment to raise our child, and we want the best for each other, there is no ill will.
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 However, this has meant that I have had to move out of my home, and find somewhere new to live. This also means that some financials burdens have been split up between Elise and I, leaving me with some accrued owings that I can't pay off by myself, especially without a full time job. (I'd like to state at this part that I am in fact always looking for better work, and my situation is not born out of a lack of trying.)
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 So, this is why I have started this GoFundMe page. Truth be told, I'd really rather not do this. But, I am struggling to find another way to get money together in the time frame needed.
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 If you can spare anything at all to help me lift some financial burdens, and help me back onto my feet after quite a turbulent few months, then I would be more than grateful. I have no expectations for this fundraiser, it could well just be ignored. There is absolutely no pressure from anyone I know, family or friend, to donate to this. But if you can do, it'll help me to change my life for the better, and work towards providing a stable and loving second home for my daughter.
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PLEASE HELP FUND KERRY’S CANCER TREATMENT <br /><br />Hello,<br />my wife Kerry is a visual artist fighting cancer, we are raising funds for the medical treatment she desperately needs to prolong her life.<br /><br /><strong>KERRY’S STORY</strong> <br /><br />Kerry was first diagnosed with Ocular Melanoma a type of eye cancer in 2016.<br />It is an extremely rare cancer that affects just six in one million people.<br />She underwent a number of operations and treatments to remove a large tumour from the back of her right eye.<br />The wonderful medical staff at the Royal Liverpool Hospital removed the tumour and saved her sight.<br />Following the treatment she has had regular MRI scans and blood tests every six months.<br />Kerry has remained very positive and although her vision is now impaired she continues to work in her studio in Snowdonia, North Wales. <br />Painting, making short films and curating screenings of artists moving image programmes at art galleries and festivals around the world. <br /><br /><br /><br />During the recent COVID -19 lockdown we were devastated to hear that following four years of remission the cancer had returned and spread (metastasised) to Kerry’s liver.<br />In early October 2020 Kerry’s oncologist told her that without treatment she has a year to live.<br />A potentially life saving NHS clinical trial in chemosaturation of the liver (Delcath) was no longer available. NHS clinical trials for this type of cancer treatment have been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.<br /><br />The oncologist said that the only way to prolong Kerry’s life was the chemosaturation therapy (aka Delcath) which is only available privately in the UK. The treatment requires an intensive care bed.<br />Chemosaturation of the liver has shown success in prolonging the lives of patients with metastatic ocular uveal melanoma reducing and stopping tumours in over 60 per cent of cases.<br /><br /><strong>THE COSTS</strong> <br /><br />This private treatment costs £40,000 per session and Kerry could need up to six sessions. She needs to raise £240,000 for treatments and so far has raised some of the money from savings and contributions from family members.<br />Sadly we dont have the financial resources to fund it all ourselves and really need a further £160,000 to fund a proportion of the overall cost of the treatments.<br /><br /><strong>HOW YOU CAN HELP</strong> <br /><br />We realise that due to the COVID-19 pandemic this is a very challenging time to fundraise as people are facing financial hardship.<br />But we would be very grateful for any donations no matter how big or small and any fund raising efforts on Kerry’s behalf.<br />Please feel free to share this Gofundme page with anybody you think might be able to support it.<br /><br /><br /><br />FUNDRAISERS DONATIONS<br /><br /><br />This fundraiser has been set up by Mark Williams for his wife Kerry Williams (professionally known as Kerry Baldry ) <br />Every donation will go to Kerry to pay for her chemosaturation of the liver cancer treatment, <br />each treatment session costs £40.000 .<br />Kerry may need up to six treatment sessions.<br />The chemosaturation of the Liver (Delcath) therapy treatment is being carried out at Spire Southampton Hospital. <br />Kerry has her first session of treatment at the hospital at the end of November 2020. <br />Every penny of your donations will be spent on this medical treatment  which we really hope will prolong her life <br /><br />Thank you Mark and Kerry

Funding Kerry's Cancer Treatment

<strong>UPDATE LIVE BELOW<br /><br />Our request form is live <a href="https://batchworks.typeform.com/to/bKRZGL" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">HERE.</a> <br /><br />Please share with any organisations that need face shields so we can start creating an organised list of those in demand and get orders into the hands of the people.</strong> <br /><br /><br />We are raising funds to pay for the production of 11,000 + face shields to protect Covid-19 front line workers in the UK. <br /><br />With your support... We will aim to provide enough for up to three London hospitals where there is a growing need.<br /><br />The Updated World Health Organization guidelines recommend all health care workers to wear a full gown and visor face shields. Healthcare staff are the most at risk during the current covid19 and do not have all the right resources nor supply to protect everyone as things stand.<br /><br />In collaboration with healthcare design studio Cellule, we have designed and produced an optimised face shield design, partnering with clinical staff.<br /><br />Batch Shield is a collaborative effort between Julien Vaissieres at Batch Works, Milo Mcloughlin-Greening and Salome Bazin at Cellule Studio.<br /><br />We have the current capacity to produce thousands of shields in our central London Microfactory. All we need is some start up money to buy production materials to produce the first batch, and to package face shields safely, in a sterilised way for delivery. <br /><br />We have a shield design that has been produced specifically for a high quality and quick turn around. The Batch.shields will be printed at the Batch.works facility that fulfils orders of up to 10,000 parts on a regular basis. We have a team made up of designers with specific skills in the field of localised and distributed manufacture and will thus be able to support the growing shortage in UK hospitals.<br /><br /><br />Disposable model Batch.shield Light - BSL01:<br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/46973068_1585512235257424_r.jpeg" alt="46973068_1585512235257424_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br /><br />Reusable model Batch.shield Heavy - BSH01:<br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/46973068_1585512295145863_r.jpeg" alt="46973068_1585512295145863_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/46973068_1585512888703165_r.jpeg" alt="46973068_1585512888703165_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br /><br /><br />Every step of the process is following the NHS health and safety guideline and COVID19 hygiene protocol<br /><br />Each mask will be batch tracked and labeled as it is packaged so that every step of the process can be tracked from machine to delivery. The mask consists of a 3D printed plastic part that can be easily disinfected, a disposable rubber band and foam tape.<br /><br />The funds we are raising will go towards:<br /><br />-Material to make laser cut visors<br />-Elasticated Headbands<br />-Sterile Packaging <br />-Reliable Shipping<br />-All will be used to produce more masks <br /><br />We will be donating our own material for the 3D printed parts of the mask and volunteer our time for design, production and assembly.  We will also welcome the help of extra volunteers in the assembly. <br /><br /><strong>We are proud to partner with <a href="https://pedalme.co.uk/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Pedal Me</a>  for local distribution.<br /></strong><br /><br />Julien Vaissieres - Batch Works <a href="https://www.instagram.com/batch.works/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">@batch.works</a>  <br />Milo Mcloughlin-Greening <a href="https://www.instagram.com/milo.mg/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">@milo.mg</a>  <br />Salomé  Bazin - Cellule <a href="https://www.instagram.com/cellule_studio_london/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">@Cellule_Studio_london</a>

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