Letty Strong

Hi, my name is Bayleigh McReynolds. I am raising money for Letty’s sweet parents Tanner & Andrew. On Sunday September 4, Letty was in a tragic accident landing her in critical condition at Cook Children’s at this time she is stable.

This family has a long road ahead and needs our support. This money will help with expenses in this very trying time. If you are unable to give, please keep this family lifted up in your prayers as they will need them within the days & months to come.

Update September 19th: 

a post from Andrew Schilke (Lettys Dad) 

 “We have had two good days out of the ICU. Letty is still on some medication, the damage she suffered is significant and will change our lives forever. We got to take her outside yesterday for the first time & as expected our cowgirl loved it. I have been in contact with Dr Harch in New Orleans about his hyperbaric oxygen treatments, after digging & lots of research we found he is the very best at treating brain injuries from submersion. Unfortunately this method of treatment is still controversial amongst medical professionals meaning our insurance won’t cover it but as desperate scared parents we have nothing to lose, we wanna be able to look back on this tragedy & know we did everything we could for our sweet angel. We feel like our hearts have been ripped out. Letty didn’t go to daycare she worked with us everyday and would spend some weekends with her nana , papa , & my mom. We thought we were protecting her, anybody who spent any time around her knew how smart , brave, & advanced she was. Tanner , Letty , & I have worked very hard together the last two years it felt like our career was just about to take flight. Do not confuse the agony in my words with defeat. This is a long slow battle back and she is making little improvements everyday. We will continue to trust in God & pray for healing. In these dark times we’ve had so much support & prayers from our hometown friends & family , friends we’ve met through horses & dogs , and everyone in between have helped get us through this nightmare.”

now let’s help them cover the cost of hyperbaric oxygen treatments considering insurance will not pay for them!