In the heart of Port Moresby city, a courageous man is fighting a battle. Mr. Jack Nambari, a 58-year-old elder from East Sepik, is confronting an exceedingly rare and aggressive form of blood cancer called multiple myeloma. His story is one of resilience, faith, and an urgent need for support as he and his family navigate this difficult journey. Multiple myeloma is a type of blood cancer where abnormal plasma cells accumulate in the bone marrow, pushing out healthy cells. This leads to severe complications like anemia, infections, and debilitating bone pain. In Jack's case, the symptoms first appeared as persistent backaches last November. When the pain refused to subside, his family took him to Pacific International Hospital (PIH), where further tests were ordered. After two weeks, the results came back from Australia confirming that Jack had blood cancer cells attacking his backbone. That news devastated the whole family. In March, Jack began his treatment, undergoing what doctors refer to as "cycles" of medication. Now on his third cycle, he is being treated with Temoside, a powerful anti-cancer drug that targets the brain tissue and stops the cancer cells from multiplying. Each injection costs K5,000, adding more financial pressure than Jack and the family are facing. “Dad is a fighter,” says his daughter, Miss Pethryn Nambari. "For the past eight months, he has battled through the pain and the loss of his balance and ability to walk. But nothing has stopped him from pushing forward with his treatments.” Despite the hardships they face daily, the Nambari family holds steadfast in their faith. Miss Nambari shares, “We believe that God is watching over us, and we have faith that everything will work out in His time.” Their faith has been a source of strength as they cope with Jack’s illness and the financial burden of his treatment. Jack Nambari’s fight is far from over, and the costs of his ongoing treatment are overwhelming. That is why Jack’s family is holding a Medical Fundraiser this Saturday 26th at the Gray Hauswin , Murry Barracks from 8AM to 6PM. The participation and contribution from those interested in helping with this fundraiser can ease this burden and provide Jack with a fighting chance. Every contribution brings hope and relief to a family that refuses to give up. By supporting Jack’s battle with cancer, this does not only help him but also stand with countless others who are facing similar struggles. An appeal and extended invitation has been made by daughter Pethryn to anyone who would like to contribute financially or help spread the word, is greatly appreciated as every bit of support matters. Together, we can make a difference and give Jack the strength to keep fighting.