If you've ever had the fortune of meeting a kind and giving soul, who is selfless with their love and gives their all in their friendships and relationships, then you know how special that person is. I've known Jessica since we were 12, and she is one of those people to me and many others. She never hesitates to share anything that she has and always does so without expecting reciprocation. She has spent a lot of her life giving, caring, and being relied on by friends and family, and she's done so selflessly.

But now she is in need of some support! Jessica and her husband Zach recently had to move to Guam for his military enlistment. While there, they discovered that they were soon to be parents! They are having a boy, Archer Theodore Laird, who is due in June. As first-time parents, they are tremendously excited and happy. However, along with those emotions, they are also filled with worry and concern. You see, baby Archer Theodore is expected to face some complications upon birth and may require specific medical attention. The doctors are indicating that he has Renal Pelviectasis, which could be caused by Posterior Ureteral Valves (PUV). This means that there is an obstruction that causes backflow to the kidneys through the valves to the bladder, so the kidneys get backed up, and it would require surgery to fix the blockage.

Currently, the facilities where Jess and her husband are located do not have the medical equipment to perform the surgery that her baby boy may require. The hope is to raise enough funds that will allow Jessica and her baby to return to the States and be in a hospital that can quickly assist baby and mother. If I could give her the funds she needed for her and Teddy (my chosen nickname for her baby boy) to be safe and have their medical needs met, I wouldn't hesitate because she would do the same for me. But I can't do it alone, so I am asking from my whole heart, (I'm happy to beg and sell feet pics too, if needed) to please support this growing family with anything that you can.

The funds would be used towards travel and accommodations for the parents and to cover expenses for the extended stay and other medical expenses.