For Pheobe and her family
Auckland
On the May 2nd my beautiful sister, Pheobe or as some know her as Gen, suffered a cardiac arrest event and was rushed to hospital.
She remains in a critical condition in ICU. What we know is she has an enlarged left side of her heart which caused her to go into ventricular fibrillation which led to the cardiac arrest. She has suffered a hypoxic brain injury as a result of the cardiac arrest.
Waiting for her at home is her gorgeous baby boy and partner.
This is an awful, unbelievably painful and uncertain time for her, her family and all her nearest and dearest.
Raising money will allow Pheobe and her family the time they need to get through the long journey ahead without the financial burden.
Pheobe is my sister, her son is my nephew and Gage (pheobe’s partner and baby’s father) is my brother in law
Living costs, travel expenses as well as for anything that may be needed in the future to support Pheobe and her family
Pheobe’s progress / a message of thanks 10 May 2024
A little update on Pheobe.
Pheobe is now in a stable condition and has made some really positive progress. She no longer requires the level of care ICU offers which is fantastic news. She has been moved to the ward where she will continue to receive the treatment she needs. She has a team of medical professionals helping her with her long journey ahead. We are feeling positive for the future. Our Pheobe/ Gen is a fighter!
We would like to extend our sincerest gratitude to all of the very generous donations received since the opening of this page. We are overwhelmed and blown away by the generosity and support we have received. Thank you so, so much, words cannot express how appreciative and grateful we are. This undoubtedly relieves Pheobe and her family of the financial pressure and allows us to solely focus on Pheobe and her recovery. Thank you!
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