Team Lance Medical Fund

http://www.tribune242.com/news/2014/jul/09/way-recovery-klarence-butler-beats-odds/?lifestyle
  
Hello everyone, 
Thank you for taking the time to read the article above which gives a brief outline of Klarance's story. Known to most of his peers and colleagues as Lance, he continues to make improvements on a daily basis but has a lot more to conquer. His doctors estimate that he will be unable to work for another 12 - 18 months but family is prayerful that God will continue to perform miraculous wonders through Him. 

As stated Lance unfortunately had no medical insurance at the time of the accident which now leaves his family to fit the costs of a growing bill.

The next step for Lance is to be transferred to a Rehab Center in Florida as the advanced sessions of physiotherapy is currently unavailable at the hospital where he is now treated. 

We would appreciate any donations that can assist in reaching our goal. Little is much when God is in it. Family has put forth two fund raisers so far and plan to host other events to help raise funds. 

Our prayer is that Lance will have a full recovery and the best testimony to proclaim to the world about the undying love, grace and mercy of God. We declare that every hand that will stretch forth to give will be blessed in abundance and continued favor will reign over you and your families. 

Thank you once again and God Bless!!!

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ONE YEAR LATER - THE JOURNEY CONTINUES

We are nearing the one year anniversary of the accident. It's amazing how time flies by so quickly and despite the challenges faced we are excited about what Lance has already surpassed and is about to conquer. Since his release from hospital back in September he has worked with therapist/personal trainer Mr. Michael Armbrister. Although together they were not able to get Lance back to walking position, he has definitely become a victor over many obstacles.

Earlier this year Lance was told by doctors that he would need to undergo another surgery in order to get full extension and use of his limbs in order for him to walk again. This was not the news that he wanted but he chose not to accept that option and thanks to the efforts of a great supporter an family member Mr  Phillip Moss we were lead to Cuba for a second opinion. It was there that he got better news with a recommendation of enrolling in an intense therapy segment for a period of one month.

7hour sessions of intense therapy 7days a week.
The estimated cost for these sessions is $13,000. 

If you truly know Lance you can attest that he is a fighter, pushes pass all limits and always gives more than 100%. To this day he works extra hard to achieving his goal of standing and walking on his own two feet.