Christine's Parkinson's Treatment

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HELLO!  My mom, Christine Mullins, is determined to find a way to reverse the tremors that are currently consuming her life.  Even though everything is hard right now she never gives up trying to get better and has great hopes for the future.  

She has found a promising treatment that costs $2,500 dollars, but since she agreed to let them film her sessions, and to use them for marketing material, they are giving her the treatment for free.  

The reason I am doing this fundraiser is to raise the money she needs to pay for her airplane tickets, hotel, and taxi so that she can attend the treatment.  Thank you in advance for your kindness in donating to help her.  

Sincerely,

Braden (The son with the skinny tie.)  

P.S.  This is what our family used to look like not very many years ago.


Hi.  This is Christine.  I can't tell you all how grateful I am for your caring about me getting better by donating to my fundraiser.  It's really hard for me to ask for donations but I am desperate and simply must get better so that I can be a mom again to my children (and so that I can physically survive).  I currently sit in a recliner, day in and day out, shaking like I'm constantly having a seizure.   It is exhausting and painful.  I'm almost unable to do anything, including swallow.  

There are two therapies that have proven to resolve tremors that I have wanted to do.  We started this fundraiser to help me get to one of the therapies.  I just found out that I would be able to also do the second therapy while I am in Florida doing the first therapy, so I have raised the fundraiser amount to cover that  treatment.  I believe that the combination of the two treatments will make a huge impact and I am so excited for this opportunity - thanks to you.         

Thank you so much!!!!! 

Christine
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