Support Tamika Delegal Life-Saving heart & kidney transplant

Thank you everyone for your prayers and support so far. I have gotten a lot of questions about other ways to donate. Therefore I have updated the information on ways to donate. You can also call me and I can try meeting you in person. Again thanks to everyone and keep the prayers and contributions coming.

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Help Tamika Delegal get funding needed for life-threatening heart and kidney failure.

Tamika Delegal is a 50-years-old mother, grandmother, and friend to many within the

community. She is bravely battling heart failure and end stage renal disease. At the age of

37, Tamika was diagnosed with heart failure. Due to her failing heart, she was implanted

with a pacemaker while trying to raise her young children. Having endured the stress of life

and the unknown, Tamike relied heavily on her faith and family while undergoing

continuous treatment for the condition. As time passed and everything appeared to

stabilize, she was then dealt another life altering blow. In conjunction with her failing heart,

she was diagnosed with end stage renal failure.

Tamika is in desperate need of a heart and kidney transplant. Fighting the good fight of

faith, Tamika is fighting two life-threatening diseases. She is currently being treated at the

Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, FL while undergoing dialysis treatment in Brunswick three

times per week. She has been informed by the staff at the Mayo Clinic that now is the time

to prepare for the procedures needed to save her life. The Mayo Clinic requires $5,000 (X 2)

to be placed in a designated account for each procedure. The total amount being sought is

$10,000.

To meet the requirements needed by the Mayo Clinic’s transplant guidelines, she is

graciously seeking donations from friends, family, the community, and any organization(s)

who can donate. Your donation will significantly help reduce the financial burden of

medical, housing, and transportation costs associated with the required critical surgeries

ahead. These donations will also allow her time to focus on her recovery, while giving her

an opportunity for a new life.

Tamika is grateful for any support you can offer as she navigates this unfamiliar journey. No

donation is too small. If you are unable to donate, prayers are gladly accepted. Life is short

and should not be taken for granted. If you are not an organ donor, consider being one. One

act of kindness can save a life