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£7,025
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    Weʼve raised £7,025 to Help Steven walk again

    Funded on Tuesday, 18th July 2017

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    Help Steven walk again

    Steven always enjoys being active, regularly calling the gym his home away from home. Steven has always had a positive look on life and was nicknamed ‘The big friendly giant’.

    On 14th May 2016, Steven found himself on life support after surviving a fall from a three story balcony. As a result, Steven encountered multiple life threatening injuries, including severing his spinal cord in three places, leaving him paralysed from the mid-chest down. After remaining in a critical position in intensive care for a long time, Steven has gone from strength to strength. Having spent the last nine months in a hospital bed missing his thirteen year old daughter and long lasting girlfriend, Steven has somehow managed to remain extremely positive and believes that one day he will walk again; he has even transformed his hospital room into a mini gym hosting a number of heavy dumbbells and exercise bands to keep him active and fit.

    But Steven needs your help!

    Doctors have investigated Steven’s injuries and believe that he could potentially walk again if he receives Stem Cell therapy from the Stem Cell institute in Panama, South America. The procedure involves taking stems cells from a frozen umbilical chord and a sample of Stevens bone marrow. The stem cells are then injected into Steven's lower spine. In order for the treatment to have the best possible chance of success it has to be completed within a year of injury. There is obviously a huge cost associated with this treatment and it can’t be made possible without the generous support from friends, family and loved ones.
    You can help make a massive difference to Steven's life after injury by donating and making the stem cell treatment a possibility; all donations small and large are greatly appreciated.

    Thanks you so much in advance.

    May good karma come knocking.

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      • Joe Collins

        Joe Collins

        Jun 20, 2017

        Donation made on behalf of St Vincent De Paul Cookstown

        £200.00

      • Joe Collins

        Joe Collins

        Jun 20, 2017

        Donation made on behalf of Cookstown Furniture Centre

        £50.00

      • No name

        No name

        Jun 14, 2017

        From Directors & Staff McAleer & Rushe, Cookstown

        £100.00

      • Paul  Elliott

        Paul Elliott

        Jun 11, 2017

        £20.00

      • Joe Collins

        Joe Collins

        Jun 9, 2017

        This donation is being made on behalf on Becca Peace & Becky Powell from Bucks SU, hugely generous! Thanks so much x

        £400.00

      • Joe Collins

        Joe Collins

        Jun 2, 2017

        This donation is made on behalf of the DJ event hosted at the Railway bar in Cookstown, many thanks to everyone involved and who came and donated/bought raffle tickets! x

        £900.00

      • Anonymous

        Anonymous

        May 22, 2017

        Best of luck Stevie x

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