Help Baby Bell and his family

This is 5 month old Bellamy Stewart. He is 'little brother' to Jackson, and 2nd son in the family to Ryan and Maddie.

He has always been the happiest, most easy-going, smiley, healthy, chunky 'little man' ever... and his addition to this family has been such a huge blessing!

He was joyfully living his best life... until out of nowhere on 7/17 he suffered a 6 minute long, life-threatening seizure. He was rushed by ambulance to St. Peter's Hospital. After a multitude of tests, it was still unknown what was the cause of this seizure. He was sent home with strict instructions for mom and dad to always keep him 'within eyesight', and to again call 911 should it reoccur. 11 days later, this whole scary process was repeated... with another ambulance transport, more intensive testing, and admittance to the hospital. Unfortunately, even with the addition of IV anti-seizure medications, his seizure activity continued... so he was transported to Kalispell for treatment and care from the pediatric neurology specialist. Mom and dad were instructed to go home and pack for an undetermined length of time, and to head to Kalispell as soon as possible since the situation was so unstable and there were so many 'unknowns'.

Mom and dad both work, and purposely on opposite schedules... so that they themselves can alternately provide caregiving to their boys. But they still finances are tight, as is true for most young families these days. When even one of these parents misses a single day of work, it causes financial stress to the family and living environment for the kiddos.

I am Bellamy's aunt, Jordan. I am organizing this fundraiser to assist them in being able to spend this crucial time with their baby during this medical crisis. My hope is that this will also allow them to financially 'keep their head above water' once they return home after not being able to work... to face all their financial responsibilities, resuming the demands of their jobs, and to have a plan in place for when they start to receive the multitude of bills that will most assuredly begin to come in for full payment.