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<div>Meet our endlessly resilient 7-year-old son, Warren. He is full of light, laughter, a kid who loves
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<div>baseball, being silly, and has unshakable courage in the face of things no child should ever have
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<div>to endure.
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<div>Warren doesn’t just live with food allergies. He lives with the constant, invisible threat. He is
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<div>severely allergic to milk and eggs. Even the tiniest exposure - something as simple as a crumb
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<div>or trace residue - could trigger anaphylaxis if consumed.
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<div>Before the age of 6, Warren had already experienced seven anaphylactic reactions. Seven
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<div>times we went to the ER terrified, seven times we handed him over to doctors, praying that
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<div>adrenaline and oxygen would bring him back to us.
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<div>The trauma of those moments has left lasting scars - not only on Warren, but on all of us.
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<div>Every meal is calculated. Every playdate is shadowed by fear. Every day he gets home from
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<div>school unscathed is a victory. Every holiday, every class party, every family gathering, every
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<div>school event becomes a risk we have to assess. His life is structured around avoidance,
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<div>emergency plans, and the ever-present fear of the next reaction. Every decision we make
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<div>as a family is dictated by what calculated risks we are willing to take.
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<div>For years, we've searched for other options and have prayed for hope after being told he will
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<div>not outgrow these allergies. Thankfully we’ve found a glimmer of hope at the Food Allergy
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<div>Institute in Southern California, a pioneering medical center that offers the Tolerance
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<div>Induction Program (TIP). This personalized, science-based treatment has helped thousands of children like Warren gradually and safely make their way to remission - turning fear into
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<div>freedom!
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<div>However, that hope comes with a steep cost.
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<div>Unfortunately only a small portion  of it is covered by our insurance. With the cost of the treatments, the in-person appointments, the required testing, labs, and the cost travel needed to get him there - the financial burden is a heavy one. 
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<div>The estimated cost of Warren’s full, multi-year treatment plan is $60,000 - an amount far
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<div>beyond what we can handle alone.
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<div>We are humbly asking for your help to give Warren the future he deserves - a future where he doesn’t have to sit at the allergy table alone, where he can go to birthday parties, eat school
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<div>lunch, be included in the class parties, travel, and live without fear that a single bite might take
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<div>everything away. Your donation will directly support Warren’s medical treatment and all related expenses, including travel and necessary testing, medications, etc.
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<div>If you are able to give, no matter the amount, please know it will make a real difference.
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<div>Every dollar brings us closer to giving Warren a chance to live freely, safely, and fully. And if you
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<div>can’t donate, we covet your continued prayers over our family, and sharing Warren’s story is
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<div>also an enormous gift.
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<div>Thank you for linking arms with us. Thank you for your prayers. And most of all, thank you for
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<div>believing in our son’s beautiful, bright future.
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<div>From the bottom of our hearts, THANK YOU!
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<div>With love and gratitude,
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<div>Matt &amp; Maria
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