The 47-year-old patient is fundraising for six months of treatment currently unavailable on the NHS.
A father-of-four with incurable cancer is raising money for private treatment to give him more time with his family.
However, due to a change in his employment circumstances, he will no longer receive private medical insurance after 2022 and is seeking to raise £40,000 to continue his treatment for six more months. She said: "Stu is determined and enthusiastic with a zest for life and has maintained a positive attitude throughout the entire ordeal of this disease.
She said support from his friends had been "overwhelming and humbling" so far and the donation page had raised almost £10,000 to date., which he said were "very treatable" in the early stages.Persistent blood in your poo - that happens for no obvious reason or is associated with a change in bowel habit
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