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Ernest and Jacqui Wessel- they need our support!

  • Coming Home!

      29 September 2020

    Ernie is coming home on Friday this week, after 2 weeks at Dunstan.

    Jackie is changing her work as part time paid carer to being full time with Ernie at home, and also working 2 nights a week.

    An extra bathroom is being planned with a wet shower to assist their needs ongoing.

    Were holding a Home and Garden Show on the 21st November to help pay for this. More to follow.

    We all wish them a smooth homecoming, as they build a new life together.

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    • 29/09/2020 by Aaron

      Thanks for the update Joc,

      All the best Ernie and Jackie on your return home.

    • 09/10/2021 by Elisha

      Dear daddy you are always in my prayers and I know you miss me , I found a letter you sent to my mother when I was only 5 year old and only got the chance to read it now , I'm 20 years old now and I got a chance to read it it states that I should never forget the love you have for me and that nobody could take your place in my life I only understand now why you had to leave because I'm a grown young lady and it only got to me now that you had a reason to leave remember I understand and thank you for the things you have done this far if you receive this Jacqui please tell my dad that I'd like to help him and god will always be with him because I'm always praying for him and I miss him and love him always lots of love his daughter Elisha❤️

    • 09/10/2021 by Elisha

      Please help my daddy and please come home I know he's dream is to be with me and I really miss him ❤️🥺

  • Ernie and Jacqie Wessels - Update

      18 September 2020

    Ka Pai. Thank you for all your support. It is very encouraging for Jacqui and Ernie.

    Ernie is at Dunstan hospital receiving further rehabilitation before coming home. Jacqui is changing her life to become the main carer and holding the responsibility for them both including financial. Due to an administrative error there is no insurance for them. If you can help them to rebuild their lives and have financial options long term then this would be awesome.

    Arohanui

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