Cancer Appeal fund
I am fundraising to raise money for life saving treatmemt for my nephew, Syed Asadullah Khan who is just 35 years old.
Syed Asadullah was unexpectedly
diagnosed with Stage 4 NeuroEndocrine termimal
cancer. We found out it was cancer in May 2025, when it was officially diagnosed as Neuroendocrine tumour on the day of Eid ul fitr in June 2025.
A neuroendocrine tumour or cancer, is a mass or a rare tumour that can develop in many different organs of the body. It affects the cells and requires specialist treatment, chemotherapy. It is extremely painful.
Sadly following
various scans, we were told that
the cancer had actually grown.
Syed Asadullah is married with 3 young children, the eldest being just 6 years old.
In the last few years, he has been admitted numerous times at Nottingham City Hospital, for Cancer treatment chemotherapy and during really difficult times, admitted in hospital for his tumour pain management.
Syed Asadullah initially had 6 cycles of intravenous chemotherapy, then had this in injection form 2/3 times which wasn’t doing anything so they changed this to strong chemotherapy in tablet form.
After a year of various hospital admissions, tests and home treatment by the district nurse administering powerful Morphine injections, Syed Asadullah is now having intravenous chemotherapy again.
Syed Asadullah has had 2 radiotherapy treatments in between. He went to the Royal free hospital in London for a scan to see if they could offer this new form of treatment called PRRT- Peptide Receptor Radionuclide Therapy.
They have done tests on neuroendocrine tumours that originate from the kidneys and GI tract so funding may be possible for those people, but, Syed Asadullahs condition originates from the thymus and they haven’t done trials to test that so funding is not available on the NHS.
We have been told it is 4 treatments of PRRT, each costing between approximately £20,000 each.
We want to raise funds for this PRRT treatment, although we cannot do this without sufficient funds being raised.
In order to access treatment not available on the NHS, we are looking to raise over £80,000 for specalist treatment in London.
Seeing Syed Asadullah suffer is both heart breaking and unbareable to see how much he suffers. The tumours in his upper chest and shoulder can be seen as large bulges when you see him, this is distressing in itself.
Syed Asadullah has always been a warm, kind, gentle and somewhat shy and modest man, always humble and puts others first ahead of himself.
This is obviously
devastating and we want to do everything we can to keep him here with us.
Please Donate now, thank you so. Much, God bless you and your families.
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