Paul Gascoigne’s daughter-in-law, 28, shares scan pic of huge brain tumour & surgery scar as she tries to raise £320k

PAUL Gascoigne’s daughter-in-law Jaimee has shared a scan picture of a huge brain tumour and surgery scar – as she attempts to extend her life. Jaimee, 28, who shares a five-year-old son with the football legend’s son Mason, 37, has an incurable brain tumour. Jaimee Sharp, 28, shares five-year-old son Teddy with Paul Gascoigne’s son Mason Credit: Jamiee Sharp/Gofundme She is attempting to raise £320,000 for treatment regarding her incurable brain tumour Credit: Instagram/@_time_with_ted_ She is currently trying to raise £320,000 in order to undergo treatment in America. To help promote this, an Instagram account run by Jaimee’s sister Brooke and friend Billie shared a poignant video of her and son Teddy. Sign up for the Showbiz newsletter Thank you! On-screen captions read: “POV: You find a treatment that could give you more time with your five-year-old boy through your brain cancer, but you need to raise £320,000 in just four weeks. “Please help me be here for more of my son’s birthdays. For more of my own birthdays… Read more on Paul Gascoigne An Instagram account run by Jaimee’s sister shared a photo of her sizeable tumour Credit: Instagram/@_time_with_ted_ Former footballer Paul Gascoigne represented England from 1988 to 1998 Credit: PA “More Christmases with my family. And just more ordinary days.” A GoFundMe has been set up as the mum-of-one begged to “help me fight for more time with my little boy Teddy”. It has managed to raise £171, 665 as of writing. Jaimee previously revealed she’s been “given a glimmer of hope” having been offered a rare opportunity to participate in a clinical trial at a hospital in Ohio for a new drug for a tumour like hers. Most read in TV However, she needs funds of £320,516 to give her “a realistic chance of completing this trial” and only has four weeks to raise the cash. She begged: “I accept that there is no cure for my cancer, but there is an opportunity for more time – and I need that. “I need to watch my son’s smiles and laughter on more Christmas mornings. To be there for more birthdays, and to watch him become the young man I’ve always imagined. “I’m not asking one person to make this possible. I’m asking as many people as possible to help in whatever way they can. “Every donation, no matter how small, matters. And if you aren’t able to donate, please share this page. “One share could put my story in front of somebody who can help. Please help me reach this goal, and hopefully get more time with my precious boy,” she concluded. Mason has taken to his Instagram to make his own plea as he said: “We just need your help to just share this as far and wide as it possibly can go. “We’re trying to achieve this goal so we can have the time we deserve with her and she has time she deserves with her five-year-old boy so please like, share and donate as much as you can. “I know times are hard but we appreciate it, even if it’s a pound. I just wanna say thank you to everyone.” 2 comments2