**A Brother's Struggle**
Ramon Hidalgo, a vibrant and hardworking man, moved to Ave Maria with dreams of a fresh start. Welcomed by his sister Yisel, they envisioned a future filled with shared laughter and family gatherings. and working together. But life took an unexpected turn.
**The Diagnosis**
Three months in, Ramon became ill, he was diagnosed with Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS), an autoimmune disorder that attacks the nerves. Once strong and active, Ramon found himself confined to a hospital bed.
**Yisel's Determination**
Balancing roles as a sister, mother, business owner, and caregiver, Yisel's dedication is unwavering. Her popular catering business, "My Cocotte Catering," has taken a backseat as she cares for Ramon.
**Ave Maria's Support**
Our tight-knit community of Ave Maria we need you to please rally around Ramon. His wife and daughter are awaiting humanitarian visas to join him in the U.S. Ramon came here to help his sister's business, but life had other plans.
**Your Support Matters**
Help us support Ramon during this challenging time. Contributions to this GoFundMe campaign will aid with mounting medical expenses. If you can't donate, consider using sharing this GoFundMe.
Also keep in mind Yisel's catering services for your partiesor events. the family is on needof assistance, with appointments, or if you are a nurse and are able to volunteer please letcus know.
Contact "My Cocotte Catering" at (786) [phone redacted].
we will also be organizing raffles for support.
Remember, life teaches us through others' experiences.
The Hidalgo family has contacted the Martinez family because the Martinez Tribe has faced a similar situation just four years prior.
Because the Martinez Tribe understands personally the struggles of the aftermath of being diagnosed with Guillian Barre Syndrome they understand mote than completely the struggles the Hidalgo family is going through.
It's essential for all of us to come together and support our fellow brothers and sisters as we navigate life's uncertainties. We never know when our turn might come to find ourselves in a similar predicament.
thank you for reading until the end and for your assistance.