Bring Ava Jean Home!

This fundraiser is being done in support of the medical transport and associated costs of getting Miss Ava back home to Ohio from North Carolina.

Miss Ava experienced a medical emergency at the airport last Friday, while traveling with her family for a destination wedding to Jamaica for her daughter, Khalilah Forté. She had to be taken by ambulance to the ER.

Khalilah's family and guests stayed at the North Carolina airport and were rebooked on a flight later that day in hopes that Miss Ava could get medically cleared to fly with them.

She had another seizure in the hospital hallway. Then, another in the room while they were checking her in. They gave her meds to stop the seizures and admitted her immediately. Khalilah's brother, Trevor, drove from Ohio to North Carolina and reassured his sister that she should go on to Jamaica so that she could get married.

After the wedding, without her mom, Khalilah flew home to Ohio Monday and got her family settled along with her husband, Dontress. Hours later, Khalilah had to leave and fly back to North Carolina to be with her mom and brother. They had no idea how serious this would turn out to be and currently Miss Ava is still in the hospital IN CHARLOTTE!

Doctors ordered every test imaginable, and are still concerned about Miss Ava's condition. They are saying they can treat her condition with medication and symptoms seem to be going away. However, she currently is not cleared to fly home. Doctors will keep her in their care for the next couple of days and then begin getting a discharge plan together. 

Khalilah will need to Bring Miss Ava Home via medical transport. Please donate whatever you can to help this effort be as smooth as possible financially. All money will go directly to Khalilah as the sole beneficiary of this fundraiser to be used for a medical transport and associated costs incurred from this medical emergency. Admins do not have access to donations. Please pray for Miss Ava and her healing, for Khalilah and Trevor, and the entire family during this difficult time.