Help with Logan Proctor’s Medical Expenses
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First, we want to start out by saying thank you to all of those who have been reaching out and praying on behalf of the Proctor family this last week. We have felt your prayers and they are working miracles for Logan.
We are organizing this fundraiser to help with the medical expenses Natalie and Jordan Proctor will be facing in the upcoming weeks/months. On Tuesday, May 4th, their youngest son Logan choked on his breakfast and stopped breathing. PD and Fire responded quickly and administered CPR. They were able to revive him in route to our local ER where he was stabilized, and then life-flighted to Phoenix Children’s Hospital. Logan is continuing to make small improvements each day, but doctors are unsure of how long his journey will be.
We hope to raise funds to help ease the financial burdens of the medical bills Logan’s sweet parents will be facing while he continues to heal. Insurance is capping their payout at a set amount for this incident and Natalie and a Jordan will be 100% responsible for all bills at cash pay rates that are incurred after that cap.
This is the post that Logan’s Dad Jordan made today in regards to what happened.
“I can honestly say this week has been the scariest of my life. Some of you may know but on Tuesday morning our sweet Logan (almost 2yr old) ended up chocking on his breakfast, and in doing so inhaled pieces and they got lodged in his airway. Grandma did everything she could to get it out and then called 911. Buckeye PD was there immediately and started cpr. Right behind him was the group of paramedics who rushed him off to the ER. They were able to get him stabilized and breathing again while in route. At the ER they continued to stabilize him before flying him to PCH where we have been since. He is continuing to show us signs of improvement as each day goes by. We got the results back this afternoon of his MRI and it wasn’t as good as we would have hoped. He has a long road ahead but there are so many positives to look at as well. He is off of all machines and is fully functioning on his own which is a miracle all on its own. Natalie and I have been blessed with the most amazing family support. We are so grateful for all the prayers and support that have come our way. I am a true believer in the power of prayer and miracles it can bring. We will try to continue updating as he continues to heal and progress. We are so grateful for all who have reached out and shown their love for us.”
We will continue to post updates as we hear from Logan’s parents.
We are organizing this fundraiser to help with the medical expenses Natalie and Jordan Proctor will be facing in the upcoming weeks/months. On Tuesday, May 4th, their youngest son Logan choked on his breakfast and stopped breathing. PD and Fire responded quickly and administered CPR. They were able to revive him in route to our local ER where he was stabilized, and then life-flighted to Phoenix Children’s Hospital. Logan is continuing to make small improvements each day, but doctors are unsure of how long his journey will be.
We hope to raise funds to help ease the financial burdens of the medical bills Logan’s sweet parents will be facing while he continues to heal. Insurance is capping their payout at a set amount for this incident and Natalie and a Jordan will be 100% responsible for all bills at cash pay rates that are incurred after that cap.
This is the post that Logan’s Dad Jordan made today in regards to what happened.
“I can honestly say this week has been the scariest of my life. Some of you may know but on Tuesday morning our sweet Logan (almost 2yr old) ended up chocking on his breakfast, and in doing so inhaled pieces and they got lodged in his airway. Grandma did everything she could to get it out and then called 911. Buckeye PD was there immediately and started cpr. Right behind him was the group of paramedics who rushed him off to the ER. They were able to get him stabilized and breathing again while in route. At the ER they continued to stabilize him before flying him to PCH where we have been since. He is continuing to show us signs of improvement as each day goes by. We got the results back this afternoon of his MRI and it wasn’t as good as we would have hoped. He has a long road ahead but there are so many positives to look at as well. He is off of all machines and is fully functioning on his own which is a miracle all on its own. Natalie and I have been blessed with the most amazing family support. We are so grateful for all the prayers and support that have come our way. I am a true believer in the power of prayer and miracles it can bring. We will try to continue updating as he continues to heal and progress. We are so grateful for all who have reached out and shown their love for us.”
We will continue to post updates as we hear from Logan’s parents.
Organizer
Brea Hardesty
Organizer
Buckeye, AZ