"The doctors were surprised I survived and now I only walk with the aid of crutches, or for much walking, I use my wheelchair.
"I suffer from chronic pain and am on morphine I was brought up to believe that you have to work hard and live life to the full.“My business was doing okay in 2019, but since the pandemic came and the cost of living crisis we’ve taken a dive badly. "The savings I had, which were to eventually pay for my funeral, have been spent keeping me and my company afloat during the pandemic.“The move will cost me thousands of pounds, of money I don't have, as well as removal costs, but it’s necessary if the business is to go on.
"More and more people with whom I’m doing business expect to be able to meet in London without me being hours away. I really want the business to continue and be a success and hope people can help."The target of £10,000 will be enough to be able to move to London and to save the business that I have worked exceptionally hard to build.”
Ross, 56, includes among his clients several Britain’s Got Talent and X-Factor contestants and has organised shows all over the country