Help Candice and her family manage during this tough time as she recovers from a stroke.
Bay of Plenty
While milking on the evening of Sunday 15th March, Candice Tangney suffered a massive stroke. Luckily her husband, Mark, had come down to give her a hand and she collapsed right in front of him. She was rushed to the hospital and has since undergone numerous checks, scans and blood tests to find the cause of the stroke, which has left her paralysed down her left side.
At this stage the specialists think she may have a hole in her heart but are running more tests to confirm. At just 35 years of age, this has obviously come as an immense shock to her and her family.
Understandably, this is an extremely trying time for Candice, Mark and their 2 sons, Riley (15) and Oscar (almost 2).
On behalf of their family, friends and colleagues, we would like to try and help out with their day to day expenses so Mark can focus on helping Candice to a speedy recovery.
Please help ease the financial burden for this awesome family by donating now. Thank you so much.
With her selfless, kind-hearted nature, Candice has always gone above and beyond for all her friends and family and now we would like to repay her kindness. There are so many of her family, friends and colleagues who would love to help in one way or another and we feel this is the perfect way to do it.
Update #3 for 20th March 20 March 2015
Update #3 from Mark - "Yup a much better avo this avo. Took her for a walk outside and have also been moved to our own room with a view. She is eating better now so no tube at this stage.
And from Candice - "Hi everyone. A better day today managed to sit in a wheelchair long enough for Mark to take me for a walk outside. So nice to be out of bed and get some fresh air and sunshine. Also got moved out into our own room so no more loud phone calls to listen to. Tomorrow I'm having some visitors and get to see my boys, can't wait am missing them like crazy. Thank you all for your messages, texts and encouragement I really do appreciate it xxx"
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