Helping Support Capree Brown

Most of you may know my brother Capree Brown and his story but a lot of you may not. Capree was born 1pd 10oz. at GBMC, with no hope of him making it within the first 24hrs. He under went multiple surgeries within the first few days of his life, kept in ICU for the first Year and a half of his life, with a feeding tube for the first 9years. Capree has been in an out of John Hopkins surgery after surgery for the last 24 years, but the last 4 years has been the worst. He is a walking miracle, well known by many and the most loving person ever. Capree is apart of the ARC, a mentor at the Boys and Girls Club of Westminster, graduated from the Te@ch Program for Adults, and has been an employee with Carroll Hospital Center for the last 5years. He has earned many Awards through all of his achievements involved with all of them programs. While working with and for all of them programs he went through consistent pain but was determined and continued to push through all of it as the hard worker that he has always been. But a little over a month ago he was rushed to John Hopkins for severe pain and was hospitalized for three days then underwent Major surgery on his brain and stomach. Less than a week after being released from John Hopkins he was omitted again for more pain and complications and underwent another Major surgery. Due to him undergoing them major surgeries his medical bills, supplies, and expenses has piled up.  With him being out of work for over a month now and him going to be out of work for an extensive amount of time it is causing Capree major financial issues. My Mom has to be home taking care of him 24/7 and due to the Pandemic, his underlying health issues and her being his Only caregiver it has also caused her to not be able to go back to work.  A lot of people have been reaching out with their love, care and concern, and asking ways that they can help out.  My family and I are not use to doing something like this but we Thank you all again and in Advance for the Love and Support for my Brother Capree Brown.