Milton Keynes martial arts expert and dad of two in tragic life or death fight

A '˜fighting fit' martial arts coach is the subject of a poignant appeal after being diagnosed with deadly stomach cancer.
Black belt Karol Komorski, 39, has always led an ultra healthy lifestyle,  never smoking or abusing alcohol and scarcely going a day without exercisingBlack belt Karol Komorski, 39, has always led an ultra healthy lifestyle,  never smoking or abusing alcohol and scarcely going a day without exercising
Black belt Karol Komorski, 39, has always led an ultra healthy lifestyle, never smoking or abusing alcohol and scarcely going a day without exercising

Wing Chun Kung Fu Black belt Karol Komorski, 39, has always led an ultra healthy lifestyle, never smoking or abusing alcohol and scarcely going a day without exercising.

But last month the Newport Pagnell dad-of-two was diagnosed with stage four stomach cancer which has spread to the peritoneum.

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“Karol was always full of life and cancer took this away from him within a week. He lost 10 kg in this time and he is visibly weaker every day,” said his wife Anna.

“We cannot afford to lose such a caring husband, father and friend. We must fight.”

NHS doctors say the cancer is in operable and the chances of survival are slim.

“But Karol has been a fighter all his life. He is not going to give up now against the hidden enemy of cancer,” said fellow Milton Keynes martial arts expert Peter Mogridge.

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Anna has sought out alternative treatments and plans to take her husband all over the country to see specialists.

She has launched a funding bid on www.gofundme.com/fightforkarol to raise £20,000 towards the cost.

Peter and other friends are also organising a fundraising ‘Meeting of the Masters’ day featuring top martial arts experts. It is on December 3 at Total Dojo in Bletchley from 10am to 4.30pm.

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