HELP THE BRAHAMS!

We are making this GoFundMe for our dear friends Nick & Patricia Braham.

Mid March, Nick (27) lost feeling in both of his legs and unfortunately instead of things getting better, his symptoms have been progressively getting worse. Nick’s late mother, who passed at the start of 2024, was diagnosed with Guillain-Barré syndrome, which rapidly progressed into CIDP, and unfortunately took her from their family way too soon. Doctors believe it is possible that Nick is also suffering from Guillain-Barré syndrome, they are awaiting test results and to be able to secure an appointment with a rheumatologist to confirm. The prospect of this situation is not only very mentally and emotionally terrifying, but creates an unknown for the future of their family financially as well.

At this time, Nick is unable to work, or live life as he normally would, and getting the care he needs is their top priority. More information on Nicks current medical situation can be found in Patricia’s most recent YouTube video on her channel @patriciabrahamofficial

It will be a long road of recovery and physio therapy for Nick once he gets an official diagnosis and is able to begin treatment, and we would absolutely love to help ease some of their financial strain and medical bill stress, so that they can focus on Nicks medical appointments and therapies while he receives his official diagnosis and begins to heal.

While Patricia is a social media content creator and is still able to work due to the flexible hours of working from home while she cares for their children, Wesley (4) and Ricky (6) we know it will be extremely difficult for her to keep up with all of the medical bills accruing from Nicks care and we would like to find ways to ease the strain on somebody who has been there for us in so many ways.

Donations from this go fund me will be used to:

Pay off medical bills that have already accrued and ones that will be coming.

Pay bills that Nick is no longer able to help pay while he is off from work.

Keep the family a-float during Nick’s recovery.

Thank you so much for considering a donation!

We hope to update with positive news as soon as possible.