Petition to Theresa May, The Home Secretary to grant Fayza Gindy Tadros Abdelsayed leave to remain in the UK

Have mercy

Auntie Fayza or as we call her Mimi can not go back to Egypt to suffer from loneliness and grief leaving her son and grand children who are the only source of her joy and leaving the house of her deceased son where she treasures plenty of memories. It is only fair to offer her to remain in the uk.

Auntie Fayza or as we call her Mimi can not go back to Egypt to suffer from loneliness and grief leaving her son and grand children who are the only source of her joy and leaving the house of her deceased son where she treasures plenty of memories. It is only fair to offer her to remain in the uk.

this lady now has no supporting family in Egypt. Her close family are buried in English soil. She should be allowed to live her remaining days with the love and support of her remaining family.

this lady now has no supporting family in Egypt. Her close family are buried in English soil. She should be allowed to live her remaining days with the love and support of her remaining family.

Auntie Fayza has been living with us for over 12 years caring for her son. She deserves to remain in uk living with her memories in her son's house .

Auntie Fayza has been living with us for over 12 years caring for her son. She deserves to remain in uk living with her memories in her son's house .

I support Mrs Fayza Gindy to stay in UK. She has been living for many years without incurring any costd to her majesty government I plea to the secretary of dtate to intervene to get her the right to stay on her genuine compassionate grounfs

I support Mrs Fayza Gindy to stay in UK. She has been living for many years without incurring any costd to her majesty government I plea to the secretary of dtate to intervene to get her the right to stay on her genuine compassionate grounfs

Mrs Fayza Gindy Tadros Abdelsayed is known to me personally. This nice lady has no roots left in Egypt after the death of her husband and the death of her son. Her Family life all in here also her friends, if she is sent back to Egypt she will be deprived from "Family Life" which she is entitled to according to the European Convection for Human Rights article “8”. I feel what is left in her life should be spent with her family and friends.

Mrs Fayza Gindy Tadros Abdelsayed is known to me personally. This nice lady has no roots left in Egypt after the death of her husband and the death of her son. Her Family life all in here also her friends, if she is sent back to Egypt she will be deprived from "Family Life" which she is entitled to according to the European Convection for Human Rights article “8”. I feel what is left in her life should be spent with her family and friends.

Please help this lovely and kind person.

Please help this lovely and kind person.

Mrs Gindy has lived in UK for considerable amount of time, and for her special reasons. I believe she deserves the honourable Secretary of State to look at her case with compassion.

Mrs Gindy has lived in UK for considerable amount of time, and for her special reasons. I believe she deserves the honourable Secretary of State to look at her case with compassion.

Compassion is needed here ....

Compassion is needed here ....

This is the least that the country can offer to a mother in her old age after her son had dedicated 20 years of his life to the NHS!

This is the least that the country can offer to a mother in her old age after her son had dedicated 20 years of his life to the NHS!

Auntie Fayza will find it difficult to go back to Egypt where she will be away from her son and his family .