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LATEST UPDATE FROM NICOLE

11/17/2024

Well last night we ended up on 3 blood pressure medications, his vent going from not much support for his lungs to almost max. His labs came back worst (ammonia is back up,wbc is 18, and kidney and liver function levels are high so not working.) and there's no output from his kidneys. I was told if anyone wants to see him now is the time. It looks like his body is shutting down. We are still waiting for medical flight to be approved but at this point they are afraid he wouldn't make it for transport. I feel so lost. There was such good news the day before.

11/13/24

Heartbreaking Update on James

We’ve received some truly difficult and unsettling news about James’s condition, and he’s now at a critical point. The doctors have taken him off sedation, and it’s crucial that he wakes up. His liver and kidneys need enough strength to clear the toxins from his blood, but his ammonia levels are rising. This means he can’t be moved to a liver hospital until he wakes up. If he doesn’t wake soon, the ammonia may reach his brain, leaving him and us with overwhelming uncertainty.

As we navigate this challenging time, the expenses are mounting rapidly. James may need to be transferred to specialized liver hospitals, with the closest options being in Texas, Utah, California, or Colorado. The costs of travel and treatment are growing, and we are reaching out for support to help us manage these unforeseen burdens. Your thoughts, prayers, and any help you can offer mean the world to us as we hope and wait for a miracle.

11/12/24

Hey everyone! Just wanted to give an update on our James' progress. He’s making baby steps towards improvement! The doctors were able to stop the bleeding in his esophagus, and they removed a large amount of fluid from his stomach. They’ll be sending that off for further testing to get a better idea of what’s going on. He’s still in the ICU and not out of the woods yet, but we’re taking things one day at a time. We’ll keep updating, though hospitals sometimes move as slowly as the justice system! Thank you all so much for your support – it means the world to us.

Happy Halloween we love you all

Daddy was getting a Kiss before he went to ICU Maxwell cannot see him now in person

Dear Friends, Family, and Kind Strangers,

Today, we ask you to join us in supporting the Sutton family as they face a heartbreaking and unimaginable battle. James Sutton, a loving 40-year-old father from Roswell, New Mexico, has been fighting for his life. After years of illness, he is now in the ICU, sedated, and on a breathing machine, waiting desperately for a hospital to accept him for a life-saving liver transplant.

For the past few years, James has been the heart of his family—a stay-at-home father devoted to his 5-year-old son, Maxwell. Now, as James fights to survive, his wife, Nicole, is struggling with the impossible: managing medical bills, household expenses, and the pain of watching her husband in such a fragile state. She wants to spend every possible moment by James' side with their son, Maxwell, so that their boy can have precious time with his father. Yet, the overwhelming financial burden is forcing her to make impossible choices.

The family has exhausted every resource—savings, sick leave, vacation pay, and more. They’ve reached a point where they have nothing left to draw from. Nicole is heartbroken, worrying about bills while facing the terrifying uncertainty of her husband’s condition. No family should have to worry about basic financial stability at a time like this. They deserve every chance to focus on being together, without the crushing weight of financial worries.

If anything happens, we want to ensure Maxwell has every moment possible with his father. Let’s come together and offer this family the relief they so desperately need, so they can focus solely on James’ recovery and their time together.

Every contribution, no matter the size, helps ease this burden. Even sharing this post can make a difference. Please consider giving what you can to help Nicole, Maxwell, and James during this time. Thank you for your kindness, generosity, and compassion.