Hello everyone,

I'm reaching out on behalf of my sister, Jamie — many of you know her as Bo. Whether she's been your favorite (and sassiest) server, your go-to friend, or someone who feels like family, you already know this about her: she would do anything for the people she loves at the drop of a hat, no questions asked. I'm hoping we can show up for her the way she's always shown up for everyone else.

Here's what happened.

On January 13th, Jamie went in for a surgery to replace her breast implants. This is something that needs to happen every 15–20 years — her previous set had been causing complications, and it was time. She did her research, found a surgeon she trusted, saved up, and planned everything carefully so she could take the time off work to recover.

For six weeks, everything seemed to be going well. Then she developed an infection. This week, Jamie was rushed into emergency surgery to have both implants removed before the infection could spread or go septic.

What started as a planned procedure has become a medical emergency — and the financial toll is devastating. Jamie is now facing surgery costs from two separate procedures, with a potential third surgery still ahead to complete the reconstruction. She'll need at least six more weeks of recovery on top of the six she just went through. None of this is covered by insurance. And she's a server — if she's not working, she's not earning.

Jamie saved responsibly and planned for the original recovery. But no one could have planned for this. The bills have far exceeded anything she could have prepared for, and they're still growing.

If you're able to donate, anything helps — truly. And if you're not in a position to give right now, sharing this page means just as much. Every share puts this in front of someone who might be able to help.

Jamie has spent her life being the person who drops everything when someone needs her. Let's remind her that she's not in this alone.

Thank you so much for your love and support. It means the world to her — and to our whole family.