In Memory of Jules McMahon

Rebekah Lord is raising money for The Danny Green Fund
In memory of Jules McMahon
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Our charity provides funding for physiotherapy, hydrotherapy or piece of equipment for children suffering from Posterior Fossa Syndrome as a result of a brain tumour. We also fund brain tumour research as without research there will be no cure for this devastating disease.

Story

In August of 2019, Debbie and Tony’s eldest son Jules was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumour, though they were to learn that this would be only half the battle. As a result of surgery, he developed a complex neurological condition common in up to 30% of children - Post Fossa Syndrome. The symptoms of PFS are immobility, lack of swallowing function, mutism and double vision, and Jules was a severe case. Steadily he made progress and was able to speak quite fluently, begin to walk independently, and complete his chemotherapy treatment, as well as GCSEs and A Levels, although ultimately did not recover from his original illness despite four years of incredible perseverance.

Jules maintained his mischievous sense of humour throughout, along with an utter absence of self-pity that was both humbling and inspirational.

We want to honour Jules by raising money for The Danny Green Fund, a small charity doing important work to fund research and support families affected by PFS. They supported Jules with physiotherapy over the four years and are the only charity of their kind.

Donation summary

Total
£57,722.93
+ £1,258.75 Gift Aid
Online
£6,672.93
Offline
£51,050.00

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