Jayne Barden Beth Sizemore

On Sunday, November 22, my daughter Allison and her husband Chas went to the hospital to be examined after experiencing steady, painful contractions. They had hope they were going to be told that their baby was on her way into the world, but instead they were met with confirmation that there was no longer a heartbeat - their baby, Jayne Barden Beth Sizemore, had been lost. At 7:01pm that night, my granddaughter was born sleeping via c-section at 38 weeks gestation measuring in at 7 pounds 4 ounces, and 20 inches long. Chas and Allison have two surviving children and have been living off of a single income. Everything they had was spent preparing to bring Jayne home. After paying their portion for the delivery and hospital stay, the autopsy, the cremation expenses, and the expenses for the recovery of the surgery, they will severely stretch the limits of the current income and their family will struggle even more than it already is. On top of that, Chas has not been with his current employment long enough to qualify for their benefits, and has not accrued enough leave time to be able to stay home with the family to concentrate on healing for them all without also losing income. Any funds received will go toward paying the charges incurred during this very painful time in their life and helping them heal.