<div>When the Giver Needs Saving: Supporting Sabrina Haas in Her Toughest Fight

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<div>​To know Sabrina Haas is to know boundless love and unwavering devotion. She is the person you call when you need help, the heart that beats loudest for those who can’t speak for themselves, and the loudest, proudest voice in the stadium when the Alabama Crimson Tide takes the field.

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<div>​Sabrina has always been the caregiver. For years, she has been a tireless advocate and rescuer for every creature great and small, and a dedicated daughter, providing round-the-clock care for her beloved father. Her world is built on giving comfort, strength, and hope to others.

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<div>​Now, it is Sabrina who needs us.

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<div>*​A Winter of Grief and a Spring of Shock*

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<div>​Last December, our family faced an unbearable loss when Sabrina’s mother passed away from cancer. Sabrina navigated the depths of grief while continuing to hold her family together, drawing on a well of strength we all admired.

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<div>​Then, the unthinkable happened. On what should have been a day dedicated to honoring her mother’s memory—her mother’s birthday—Sabrina received news that shattered her world: she has been diagnosed with cancer herself.

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<div>​This devastating diagnosis is compounded by an ongoing, relentless physical battle that threatens her well-being every single day.

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<div>*​The Relentless Battle for Her Neck*

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<div>​Sabrina has a long history of fighting tumors, which required three previous neck surgeries and intensive radiation treatment. While that radiation was life-saving, it has left a destructive legacy: she is currently fighting a severe necrosis neck infection—a condition where the skin and tissue are literally dying and being eaten away.

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<div>​Because of the heavy scar tissue and damage from the previous radiation, her body cannot naturally heal the wound. It is an extremely slow, painful, and dangerous process that requires highly specialized and expensive intervention.

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<div>​The Urgent Need for Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBO)

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<div>​We are at a critical juncture. The overwhelming grief, the new cancer diagnosis, and the constant, slow degradation of her neck have put our family at a total loss. We are fighting to save Sabrina’s ability to heal and her life, but we cannot do it alone.

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<div>​The immediate, critical therapy needed to address the necrosis and prepare her body for the future breast cancer surgery is Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBO).

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<div>​HBO forces concentrated oxygen into the damaged tissues, which can jumpstart the healing process where radiation has shut it down. This is not a luxury; it is a vital necessity to stop the infection from spreading, close the wound, and save her life.

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<div>​Unfortunately, this specialized, intensive therapy, along with critical diagnostic imaging, is not fully covered.

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<div>​We are urgently seeking donations to cover the following expenses:

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<div>​Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBO) Sessions

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<div>​MRI and CT Scans (crucial for staging the new cancer and monitoring the necrosis)

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<div>​Essential Prescriptions and Wound Care Supplies

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<div>​Upcoming Breast Cancer Surgery and Associated Medical Costs

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<div>​Sabrina’s spirit—the one that loves every abandoned animal and shouts "Roll Tide!" with pure conviction—is still fighting fiercely. We simply need to give her body the resources to match her incredible will.

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<div>​Please consider giving Sabrina the strength she needs to heal so she can return to being the devoted daughter, the compassionate animal advocate, and the heart of our family once again.

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<div>​Every donation, no matter the size, is a step toward saving the caregiver.

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When the Giver Needs Saving: Supporting Sabrina Haas

When the Giver Needs Saving: Supporting Sabrina Haas

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