Help Noah's Miraculous Recovery Journey

On January 4th, my boyfriend received a terrifying phone call that his son, Noah, was being life-flighted to Gillette Children's Hospital in St. Paul. Noah suffered a ruptured brain aneurysm. At some point, he had a massive stroke, and they aren't exactly sure if it was in flight or during his first procedure.

Noah underwent four brain surgeries in a matter of days, two of which took place within the first 12 hours.

His prognosis wasn't good medically. They said he didn't have a chance and prepared everyone to say their goodbyes. They told us he wasn't going to make it. His parents had even signed the paperwork to donate his organs; they were given no hope.

You know, his dad said, you're underestimating my son. I've seen him do miraculous things, and he will be miraculous now. I've seen him do it; don't discount him. I understand you're telling me medically he can't, but I believe he will.

For four heart-wrenching days, everyone prepared to say their goodbyes to this beautiful and brilliant little boy.

Instead, Noah did exactly what his dad believed he would. Noah survived.

He is currently still in the hospital and will be for some time. For physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and he will still have several other procedures, including the removal of the aneurysm that is still there. Noah has fought hard through all of this, so strongly and so bravely.

Dave is staying there at his son's side every step of the way.

We are hoping to raise money to help offset Dave's bills, equipment that is going to need to be purchased for when Noah does come home, and to help with modifying accommodations to help make it handicap friendly.

Initially, there had been a GoFundMe set up to help offset bills and needs for both of his parents. But at some point, it got changed to just one.

Unfortunately, that leaves us scrambling to help with Dave's bills and having to tell those who have made donations on Dave's behalf that he will not be receiving those funds. It's all heartbreaking and just wrong.

Any and all donations are greatly appreciated.

If you are uncomfortable donating through this platform, we do have alternate options, so feel free to message for that information.

Thank you.

Noah would love 2 million subscribers to his YouTube channel so if you can't donate, of you could subscribe that would be wonderful!

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