Heres Cody while working at Shooters bar as a glassy.
He was a fav with the staff .... as you can clearly see.
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Cody Walsh, 21, had emergency surgery in September 2007 to remove most of his lower and upper intestines after it was discovered he had a rare and fatal intestinal condition called malrotation volvulus, where the bowel sits incorrectly in the body. Donate at any Westpac branch and leave comments of support on here.
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Cody Walsh Needs a Bowel Transplant
All his life Cody had stomach problems. Always to be told that it was nothing, take a laxative etc. In September 2007 he had to have emergency surgery to remove most of his lower and upper intestines after it was discovered he had a rare and fatal intestinal condition called malrotation volvulus, where the bowel sits incorrectly in the body.
He is fed via TPN and will eventually need to have a Bowel Transplant to live a full and long life. Please follow his journey as I document it on here.
Donations can be made at any WESTPAC bank to "Cody Walsh Transplant Fund"
Please leave a comment as Cody will read them and we need as much support a we can get.
He is fed via TPN and will eventually need to have a Bowel Transplant to live a full and long life. Please follow his journey as I document it on here.
Donations can be made at any WESTPAC bank to "Cody Walsh Transplant Fund"
Please leave a comment as Cody will read them and we need as much support a we can get.
2 comments:
Poor young lad, I do hope one day he gets back to good health like this.
I have finally left a comment .... I took a couple of days to think about it, wondering what I could say that would mean anything to a boy who was facing such a possibility of not even making his 21st. This made me really sad, as if he was my boy... and I couldnt find the right words, not knowing him personally. I know that at 17 I ws 10 foot tall and bulletproof, having been out of home for 2 years at that stage, looking after myself, in a haphazard sort of way. I have a daughter with a mutated gene that causes a rare form of cancer and it is likely to set off in puberty. I looked at her for the last couple of days and decided I could post a message on the blog now. Still, I do it with tears... because I can see in Cody's eyes, he is a special special person. Hugs to all of you, have a great weekend, luv Che'z XXXX
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