This is my William, seventh generation Newport, Rhode Island living with

Glioblastoma (GBM), Stage 4, brain cancer.  

The initial chemo-therapist stated that he may live three months without treatment.

He received palliative care for six months since the diagnosis.

He is surviving for more than two years now with GBM.

Daily pain from the top of his head, to the soles of his feet are difficult to see him endure.

William is a talented, self-taught designer who has survived severe childhood abuse, family betrayal, and a rare, deadly medical condition. Today, despite facing constant pain and fatigue, he pours his heart into caring for his mother, Swan, and giving back to the Bristol, RI community.

Right now, William and his family face major accessibility and transport barriers. Here is how you can help or get involved:

🚗 Reliable Vehicle: Seeking a safe, reliable, low-mileage, paid-off large SUV or truck to handle medical travel and caregiving costs without massive repair bills.

🛠️ Home Accessibility Help: Their current 2nd-floor Bristol apartment has narrow, steep stairs and a low-ceiling basement that is painful and dangerous for William (who is over 6 feet tall). They are looking for strong helping hands to assist with projects and make the space more accessible.  For example, shelving in his bedroom closet.

🌾 Support the East Bay Food Pantry: William regularly donates to the East Bay Food Pantry Thrift Store. You can support his mission by helping to organize his belongings or by donating your unused items or volunteering your time there.

Above all, William believes that POSITIVISM WINS. He loves flowers, hugs, and quality, respectful time shared with others.

Let’s rally together to bring comfort, accessibility, and joy to a man who gives so much to others! 🌸❤️

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