Scottish musician Dale Barclay has been diagnosed with brain cancer, with fans rallying to help.
The musician previously worked with The Amazing Snakeheads, and is currently lending a hand to And Yet It Moves.
Much-liked in Glasgow's closeknit music scene, Dale has very sadly been diagnosed with brain cancer.
Treatment has been ongoing throughout much of 2018, with Dale writing:
"There is no doubt, whatsoever, that I'll be living with cancer for as long as I am alive. However time pans out, it's here, it's now and it's not going anywhere. The NHS have been stellar, true heroes – too many to mention. They have done everything in their power for me, but my treatment from here on out is going to cost money. I need specialist care. I am officially a customer. This is the reality."
Fellow musicians and fans are rallying round, helping to pay for medical costs. A full GoFundMe page has been set up, and you can get involved HERE.
Here's just a few of the messages of support coming in for Dale…
Our friend is very poorly, not only is he a talented fucker and a proper handsome fucker, he’s also one of the sweetest fuckers I’ve met in this poisonous vacuous world of no-biz. If you can help, you will help. X Adrian for the Moonlandingz https://t.co/tI2hB9z5gj
— The Moonlandingz (@themoonlandingz) July 31, 2018
If you can donate, please do it. We are rooting for you Dale. https://t.co/jgq0e6GvNj
— honeyblood (@yumhoneyblood) July 31, 2018
/blockquote>We had the pleasure of touring with The Amazing Snakeheads a few years ago. Dale and the others made us very welcome. Really saddened to read this. Give all you can. #dalebarclay #theamazingsnakeheads https://t.co/eBER72SG10
— The Wytches (@TheWytches) July 31, 2018
Dale Barclay of @AYIM_band and other excellent musical projects is fighting brain cancer, if you have a few £'s spare please consider donating to his medical bills as he fights to beat the illness. https://t.co/YpFM1vMhJ3
— Electric Fields (@Electric_Fields) July 31, 2018
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