Jacs’ best friends mission is to get her back doing what she loves without the worry of sudden financial burden-we need help to get there.
Wellington
After a series of medical misadventures at Wellington Hospital, Jacs has fought for her life in ICU. We are reaching out to anyone who reads this story to help. Your support during this incredibly tough time will really make a difference-every little bit helps.
Still in a delicate condition; using her strength to survive this ordeal, Jacs faces a long journey to recovery. Last thing we want is her worrying about how to support her children while out of work through no fault of her own (3-6 mth min).
Well known in the wedding industry as a Makeup Artist/Hair Stylist, Jacs runs her own business at Glamroom. She has a magical way of making people feel confident. Her beautiful heart is always there when we need safe space. It’s our turn to return her generosity during this difficult time.
What should have been a simple procedure, turned into a nightmare from hospital staff negligence. On 1 Feb, Jacs a bubbly, loving, wonder-woman, was rushed to hospital in toxic shock after routine injection. She had surgery 2 Feb to remove poison & hospital forgot to give her blood thinners, causing blood clots in lungs and legs. On 8 Feb, she vomited blood; her family voiced concerns to med staff & were ignored, leading to another emergency surgery for bleeding artery, causing more complications.
Three medical misadventures led to Jacqui nearly losing her life. It's no secret that NZ’s health system needs attention; this could have been avoided. ACC proving difficult. Please share this story.
Some of Jac's closest family and best friends
Replacement income for basic needs for children & medical costs (non-funded medicines - exact ones TBC as not yet known will update as we know, rehab, physio etc), non-funded home equipment and travel supports for Mum.
Two more surgeries to go! 17 July 2025
I finally have my hysterectomy scheduled for the 22nd of July. I’m not going to lie—I’m feeling a bit nervous and uncertain about it all, but also relieved that it’s finally happening. It’s a major surgery, and I’m looking forward to having it behind me—done and dusted.
A week later, I have a gastroscopy booked to remove the Ovesco clip in my stomach—or what’s left of it, since it’s been partially cut. Hopefully, that part goes smoothly too.
I’ll keep you all posted on how things go. Thank you all so much for your kindness, love, and support—it truly means so much to me. 💕✨
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