All you know me, and how I would do anything for my friends.  Well, I have come up against something I just cannot fix.  Most of you know my friends, Debbie (Krall) Roth and Amy Krall.  Amazing girls! Both of them!   They are going through some tough, life changing issues right now.   On October 14th, 2014 they found out that their father had Leukemia.  After three months of Chemotherapy treatment he had a bone marrow transplant.  Six months after the transplant, almost one year, to the day, of his original diagnosis, he relapsed and is once again battling this awful disease.  It came back with a vengeance.  The doctors at UCLA have basically done everything they possibly can.    Laura, their mother sits by his side at the hospital, non-stop.  Debbie and Amy are always there as well.  Hotel bills and other travel related expenses are starting to add up.  Because they cannot bare to leave their dads side, they are starting to feel the financial hardship.   Their goal is to get him home and connected to Hospice.  There is no time set as of today, but the girls vow to be by their dad’s side until he can go home.   Amy is a pre-school teacher and Debbie is a small business owner.  Neither of them has able to work in weeks, so they have no income coming in.   Along with the worry they both have for their parents, Amy is especially concerned about providing Christmas for her two children because she is a single mother.

I know it is hard to give during the holidays, but this family could really use a little financial help to ease their minds while they are supporting their mom and dad.   Anyth