<div>After convincing my family it's okay to ask for help, I humbly ask for your support.

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<div>On Christmas Eve, Finley tried to get a paper bag that was left on top of a water dispenser on the counter near the stove. In doing so, he ignited the stove and started a fire. Dad and Connor got home early to a house filled with thick black smoke and smoldering on the stove. Connor didn’t even hesitate to go in the house to get Oliver out of his crate. Fortunately, both dogs are okay, with minutes to spare at best. My family is safe, which is all that matters to me.

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<div>If you know my Mom and Dad, they are usually the first ones to step up, reach out, and offer help. It is not lost on any of us that the holiday season can be difficult for anyone and for any reason. But they have a long road ahead of them. <strong>The smoke damage is indescribable.</strong> The smoke was so thick and acrid that it penetrated every possible place it could. Some things might be salvageable, most won’t be. <strong>Insurance will help but it never gives a full recovery.</strong> I know they will appreciate your support. And thank you for your time.

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Support For Paull Family After Devastating Xmas Eve Fire

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