Johnny Moua's Family
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On Saturday, September 29, 2018, Johnny Moua, his wife, Ka Bao Vang, two baby girls, and my grandma were in a major car accident after attending a church conference that morning. They were all rushed to the emergency room by three ambulances to Spartanburg Regional. From there, the baby, Harley, who is one years old, was transported by a helicopter to Greenville Children's Hospital because Spartanburg Regional does not have a pediatric emergency department. Selah, who is three years old was also transported by another ambulance to Greenville Children's Hospital. The three adults are at Spartanburg Regional while the two baby girls are at Greenville Children's Hospital. They are all in intensive care units, different rooms, floors, departments, and buildings. On top of all that, two different cities. The two girls are still without their parents.
Johnny and his wife, Ka Bao, have two beautiful baby girls, Selah, three years old and Harley, one years old. My grandma, who lives with Johnny, helps take care his girls while him and his wife goes to work. Johnny is a hard working husband, father, son and friend. Johnny and Ka Bao loves their family more than anything. The families are going through so much at this time of need and we are asking for your help.
At this time, we do not know when any of them will be discharged from the hospital. The two girls are currently in a different hospital from Johnny, Ka Bao and grandma. They have not seen their girls since Saturday afternoon. As a parent and mother, I know I can not go a single day not knowing how my child is doing and if they are okay or not. I know this goes for many, many parents.
Johnny and Ka Bao are both the providers in their home and will currently be out of their jobs until they can get back on their two feet again. We want to limit their stress as much as possible with their financials, and most importantly the medical bills when it does arrive. We, the Moua and Vang family, are asking for your help with any kind of donations. One dollar will make a difference.
May God continue to bless you all and thank you so much for your donation.
“Helping one person may not change the whole world, but it could change the world for that one person.”
- The Moua & Vang Family
Johnny and his wife, Ka Bao, have two beautiful baby girls, Selah, three years old and Harley, one years old. My grandma, who lives with Johnny, helps take care his girls while him and his wife goes to work. Johnny is a hard working husband, father, son and friend. Johnny and Ka Bao loves their family more than anything. The families are going through so much at this time of need and we are asking for your help.
At this time, we do not know when any of them will be discharged from the hospital. The two girls are currently in a different hospital from Johnny, Ka Bao and grandma. They have not seen their girls since Saturday afternoon. As a parent and mother, I know I can not go a single day not knowing how my child is doing and if they are okay or not. I know this goes for many, many parents.
Johnny and Ka Bao are both the providers in their home and will currently be out of their jobs until they can get back on their two feet again. We want to limit their stress as much as possible with their financials, and most importantly the medical bills when it does arrive. We, the Moua and Vang family, are asking for your help with any kind of donations. One dollar will make a difference.
May God continue to bless you all and thank you so much for your donation.
“Helping one person may not change the whole world, but it could change the world for that one person.”
- The Moua & Vang Family
Organizer and beneficiary
Lydia Yang
Organizer
Lyman, SC
Johnny Moua
Beneficiary
