Urgent Support Needed: Relieving Perry, Dawn and Rain's Financial Burden Due to Sudden Illness.

Perry and Dawn, along with their 17 yo son, Rain, are facing profound life changes in Nelson, New Zealand. Perry (52 y/o) recently had severe chickenpox that unexpectedly led to a diagnosis of advanced Pulmonary Fibrosis - scarring on the lungs. Allopathic medicine considers it irreversible and terminal, typically within just a few years.

Perry breathing is reduced by 70%, making tasks like walking, carrying things, and even talking challenging. He's now made the heart-wrenching decision to close the counselling practice that he'd dedicated himself to building over the past few years, thus losing the income which has supported their mortgage & fixed expenses.

Perry & Dawn, both independant therapists, have been in service to their community helping families and individuals heal and connect more deeply to themselves and those around them for the past 20 years.

Dawn's business cannot compensate with Perry's sudden loss of income. WINZ support is very limited. This financial strain adds to the burden of funding Perry's anti-fibrotic treatments (crucial in slowing down/reducing scarring) Pharmaceutical versions are not publically funded in NZ, making them way out of reach, so Perry is pursuing promising alternative treatments, but the costs strain the family further.

They now seek your support to ease their unexpected crisis. Your generosity will make a meaningful difference on this new journey, alleviating immense stress.