Help Noah's family with medical expenses and bills.

On February 5, 2025, Noah was taken to the ER with what we thought was the flu. He was shortly ambulanced to UF in Gainesville and was admitted to the Children's/Adult ICU.

Noah was diagnosed with double pneumonia and had to be placed on a vent. During this time, his mom, Linnette, hasn't left his side, while his dad has been driving the hour both ways each day as he cares for their daughter, who is also special needs.

Linnette hasn't been able to work for the past 2.5 weeks, and it may be at least another week before Noah can come home. Even then, he may not be able to go back to school right away and will need care at home.

Noah is a special young man with RTS, which in itself has its own limitations. Noah is fighting the best he can. He has the biggest heart in the world. He loves his family, Hello Kitty, trains, Ferris wheels, and his superheroes. He enjoys Go-Go's and his trips to Walmart.

We have started this GoFundMe to help the family with costs that are building, because as anyone knows, any hospital stay will have a large amount of bills, not including the loss of income and travel expenses. We would, of course, appreciate any donation or help you can give. If you are unable to donate, please simply share this post and send prayers and good thoughts to Noah and his family as they navigate through this. Also, prayers for all doctors and nurses giving care to Noah!

Thank you so much for your support.

UPDATE From Linnette(Mom):

Tuesday update

White count held at 22

Had 2 field trips. One to radiology for a swallow study the other to get a CT scan. He did amazing with both. Unfortunately he did not pass the swallow study. Their first answer is to place a g- tube.

We also saw infectious disease doc, he didn’t see anything to be concerned with. Met with pulmonary team, for as sick as he was/is this could take months for him to fully recover. They want to follow up with him after being released to monitor his progress.

While they were in his room they monitored his oxygen and said he could come off as long as he is at 90’s pulse ox. He stayed in good ranges until bed, but that’s to be expected.

He seemed to be a little stronger/energetic which is a good sign.

I cannot thank you all enough for supporting our boy through this.

knowing we have so much love surrounding us helps me feel not so alone.

Continued prayers are certainly welcome.