Support Aisling on the ground in London for her dad who is ICU and has cancer.

My daughter Aislings father Mark and my ex husband has neuroendocrine cancer which had spread to the liver and caused carcinoid syndrome. He bravely decided to have heart surgery in the hope of prolonging his life. His heart was suffering due to carcinoid syndrome. He has multiple organ issues, is on a trache and has delerium, sepsis etc. He is still fighting. Aisling is in London now and thank you to all those who have helped. Mark is on full life support in St Bartholomew's Hospital in London and anyone who knows ICU and the experience of being a family member in there will know it is not easy. Aisling is just turned 21 and we have her now in London and she needs further support to cope with the costs of London. She goes to the hospital every day at 10:30 where she meets with doctors and then goes back to the hospital to sit with her father at 2:30 in the afternoon. she needs finance to cover food costs, train costs in London, an Uber once in a while if she can not cope with the train and feels raw and to print some pictures to put in her fathers room. she said that the medics have said that it would be good to have some images in Marks room. Things he relates to as he is distrurbed and in pain. Aisling would like tpo print these for him too. Aisling is a full time student, with one semester of her fine arts degree left and is at Whitecliff in NZ.This is a lot for a young girl to face and I am so proud of her and also it is heartbreaking. Please assist with alleviating the stress of being on the ground there in London for her. 1.88 NZD is worht 1 British pound at present and thus, the NZD does not go far in London. We still do not know if I am to go up and Aisling has requested on the event of a case scenario where Mark begins to slip further away that I do go up to London if possible. If we have funds for that... I will go. For now, please support Aisling to be alongside her Dad at this time in the ICU in London. Thank you for your time. We are grateful.

It is one day at a time, one step at a time.. with love.. Aisling and Maree.