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Mary Tobin, sa phictiúr lena triúr leanaí an Nollaig seo caite
TÁ FEAR as Éirinn ag tiomsú airgid le cóireáil phráinneach ailse a fháil dá bhean a bhfuil sé pósta uirthi le 32 bliain.
Tá Raymond Tobin, fear céile Mary, ag súil beagnach €50k a bhailiú chun a bhean a chur go dtí an Ghearmáin le cóireáil a fháil, i lár mhí na Samhna.
Throid Mary ailse chíche agus bhí sí i loghadh i mí Eanáir na bliana seo, a deir Raymond sa chur síos GoFundMe.
“Ar an drochuair, thosaigh Mary ar chomharthaí buartha eile timpeall an ama sin agus diagnóisíodh le hailse céime a ceathair den briseán i mí Aibreáin.
"Ó shin i leith tá Mary ar réimeas diana ceimiteiripe. Níl an prognóis iontach, ach is trodaire í Mary agus le do chabhair is féidir léi gach rogha a leanúint".
Tá beagnach €30k bailithe ag an tiomsaitheoir airgid agus chruthaigh teaghlach Mary, as Baile Átha Cliath, é i mí Iúil.
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