Financial relief for Shannon and Spike

Hey y'all lets pay Shannon and Spikes bills for the next 3 months. I have tried to write this in my head 20 times im just going to copy Shannons post to let you know what's going on with baby Azalea. But I can tell you Shannon is one of the best people alive she would do anything for her family Ive seen it first hand so lets try to give her some of the love she shows her family and friends dig deep give a lot they need freedom to visit their baby lets give it to them please help. here are Shannons words from her post on instagram

"Me and Spike gave birth to Azalea Pearl Hagood on

12/6/23. She's beautiful, but there were a lot of

complications that were unknown during pregnancy

We've been struggling with how to articulate what's

going on. She was born with Vacterl Syndrome. She's

missing part of her esophagus/trachea and a few

other crucial organs. She was immediately rushed

into a five hour surgery with multiple repairs, mostly

to connect her esophagus to her stomach so she can

eat and breathe properly. She's currently stable and

being kept paralyzed and on a ventilator for the next

week or so while she's healing. Our little baby is

already so tough.

She's an extreme case, it's a rare syndrome and they

don't know what causes it. It will be a few years and

multiple surgeries before we can get her to a point

where she'll be able to function without medical

assistance. The good news is, her brain, heart and

bones all appear to be perfect and for that we are

extremely grateful. Because of the complexities of

her care, we're being sent to doctors in Washington

DC for some of the surgeries. We have a long,

intense and expensive road ahead but we have faith

that eventually we can get our sweet baby to where

she needs to be to live a happy healthy life.

Me and Spike are incredibly in love with her, but we

are terrified. There are a lot of tests we're still waiting

on and a lot of unknowns. We've been overwhelmed

by messages and phone calls and really appreciate

the love and support, but please understand why we

haven't responded. I am so proud of Spike who has

been an absolute soldier and angel to both of his girls

through this. He's shown the kind of love, resilience

and strength that I could have only dreamed of as a

father to our sweet girl.

Our baby will be in the NICU for the next six weeks

while we try and process everything that has

happened. If we know anyone who has experience

with this syndrome or available resources please

reach out. And please keep strong beautiful Azalea in

your thoughts and prayers."