Casey and Family
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Casey Beauchamp is 38 years old, a husband of 13 years, a father and the main provider of our family.

He has a 12 year old son, Phillip, who has been a trooper with all of his dad’s health problems. Phillip is in the 7th Grade this year and sadly he spent several nights of his summer vacation in hospitals with his daddy.
As many of you may know, January 11, 2018, Casey Beauchamp, my husband, went to the ER for stomach pains, where he was admitted and in emergency surgery 4 hours later. He had ruptured intestines from a previously unknown condition called Diverticulitis. Several hours later he came out of surgery with a colostomy. He was hit with devastating news that he would NOT be able to go back to work for more than 6 months! With great hopes we persevered through to the day he would have his reversal surgery.
May 16, 2018: the reversal surgery, well it didn’t go as planned. The surgeon tried his best, but the work didn’t hold.

Casey was so sick and so weak, throwing up and busting staples from his incision site! May 29, 2018, we were rushed to San Antonio for a specialist to fix the colon/ Large intestine. Little did we know the colon was now going to need to heal and Casey would be given an ileostomy. This has been a nightmare! We would spend hours fighting to get control of that thing, but after 3 weeks of home health nurses and little to no sleep, we threw in the towel and went back to the hospital. He spent another 2 weeks there and then went to a rehabilitation facility to get the skin back under control. Now we are home, Casey is healing and I know way more about colostomies and ilesotomies than I ever wanted to know!
A bombshell of news hit us when we found out Casey’s next surgery to remove the ileostomy and fully return him back to normal... won’t happen for at least 6 MORE months!
We are talking about the main provider of our family NOT being able to work for over a year!
Now we have filed for disability but it takes up to 4 months, we don’t have that long. We are a couple months behind on our mortgage payments and they are talking about foreclosure.
Casey’s job is paying for one thing, his insurance. They will NOT let him work until he is 100% back and we are looking at February or March of 2019!!!
We need your help. With Casey being the main provider and me not making enough to really keep our house, I don’t know what else to do. If we can get enough to catch up the house payment hopefully we can skate by until Disability kicks in.
Please help by donating, or sharing so we can get the word out. We don’t like to ask for help, but this is way out of our control. Thank you.

He has a 12 year old son, Phillip, who has been a trooper with all of his dad’s health problems. Phillip is in the 7th Grade this year and sadly he spent several nights of his summer vacation in hospitals with his daddy.
As many of you may know, January 11, 2018, Casey Beauchamp, my husband, went to the ER for stomach pains, where he was admitted and in emergency surgery 4 hours later. He had ruptured intestines from a previously unknown condition called Diverticulitis. Several hours later he came out of surgery with a colostomy. He was hit with devastating news that he would NOT be able to go back to work for more than 6 months! With great hopes we persevered through to the day he would have his reversal surgery.
May 16, 2018: the reversal surgery, well it didn’t go as planned. The surgeon tried his best, but the work didn’t hold.
Casey was so sick and so weak, throwing up and busting staples from his incision site! May 29, 2018, we were rushed to San Antonio for a specialist to fix the colon/ Large intestine. Little did we know the colon was now going to need to heal and Casey would be given an ileostomy. This has been a nightmare! We would spend hours fighting to get control of that thing, but after 3 weeks of home health nurses and little to no sleep, we threw in the towel and went back to the hospital. He spent another 2 weeks there and then went to a rehabilitation facility to get the skin back under control. Now we are home, Casey is healing and I know way more about colostomies and ilesotomies than I ever wanted to know!
A bombshell of news hit us when we found out Casey’s next surgery to remove the ileostomy and fully return him back to normal... won’t happen for at least 6 MORE months!
We are talking about the main provider of our family NOT being able to work for over a year!
Now we have filed for disability but it takes up to 4 months, we don’t have that long. We are a couple months behind on our mortgage payments and they are talking about foreclosure.
Casey’s job is paying for one thing, his insurance. They will NOT let him work until he is 100% back and we are looking at February or March of 2019!!!
We need your help. With Casey being the main provider and me not making enough to really keep our house, I don’t know what else to do. If we can get enough to catch up the house payment hopefully we can skate by until Disability kicks in.
Please help by donating, or sharing so we can get the word out. We don’t like to ask for help, but this is way out of our control. Thank you.
Organizer
Kay Lewis Beauchamp
Organizer
Seguin, TX
