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No parent should ever have to spend a night in the hospital not knowing what's wrong with their child.
Unfortunately that nightmare is a reality for Shannon and Dennis Morgan. Their daughter Heather was rushed to Virginia Mason in Seattle with internal bleeding. Tragedy doesn't come slow, it doesn't come with a playbook, there's no manual to tell us how to proceed. And it generally doesn't come with much, if any warning.
Shannon and Dennis do so much for the community as a whole. Shannon is a Hospice caregiver. Dennis is a truck driver, but also part of a nationwide community service organization; who last year alone raised well over $2000 for different non-profits and individual families during their times of need. They are passionate people who have a love for giving back. They never ask for anything from anyone, which is why this is so hard for them. They're usually the ones giving the hands out, not the ones asking for the help.
With mountains of hospital bills looming, the last thing they should have to worry about right now is how they're going to get through this financially. They HAVE to concentrate on making sure Heather gets better and gets to come home. They HAVE to love Heather, and care for Heather while she's in the hospital, the last thing on their minds should be the bills.
So please, let's do what Shannon and Dennis would do and help. Let's help them and take away at least some, if not all of the burden that this entire situation is going to place on them and their family.
Any donation helps, all donations are appreciated more than you will ever know. Help Shannon and Dennis the same way they've helped thousands of people in and around the community.
Thank you for time and thank you for your donation.
Unfortunately that nightmare is a reality for Shannon and Dennis Morgan. Their daughter Heather was rushed to Virginia Mason in Seattle with internal bleeding. Tragedy doesn't come slow, it doesn't come with a playbook, there's no manual to tell us how to proceed. And it generally doesn't come with much, if any warning.
Shannon and Dennis do so much for the community as a whole. Shannon is a Hospice caregiver. Dennis is a truck driver, but also part of a nationwide community service organization; who last year alone raised well over $2000 for different non-profits and individual families during their times of need. They are passionate people who have a love for giving back. They never ask for anything from anyone, which is why this is so hard for them. They're usually the ones giving the hands out, not the ones asking for the help.
With mountains of hospital bills looming, the last thing they should have to worry about right now is how they're going to get through this financially. They HAVE to concentrate on making sure Heather gets better and gets to come home. They HAVE to love Heather, and care for Heather while she's in the hospital, the last thing on their minds should be the bills.
So please, let's do what Shannon and Dennis would do and help. Let's help them and take away at least some, if not all of the burden that this entire situation is going to place on them and their family.
Any donation helps, all donations are appreciated more than you will ever know. Help Shannon and Dennis the same way they've helped thousands of people in and around the community.
Thank you for time and thank you for your donation.
Organizer and beneficiary
Jake Johnson
Organizer
Ellensburg, WA
Dennis Morgan
Beneficiary