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Warren's Recovery

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 For those of us who know and love Rowan, it is difficult to put into words how heartbreaking and terrifying the last few days have been. One moment, life was moving along as normal, and the next, Rowan was in the hospital facing injuries no one should ever have to endure.
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 If you know Rowan, you know the kind of person he is. He is someone's son, someone's brother, someone's best friend, someone's uncle, someone's coworker, and someone deeply loved by so many people. He has an entire community standing behind him now, just as he has been there for the people in his life.
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Rowan’s Road to Recovery

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<div>Our dear friend Stacy is facing heartbreak no one should ever endure. She recently lost her husband tragically, and shortly after, was given the devastating news that her breast cancer had returned.
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<div>Her cancer is treatable (thank goodness), but she will need a series of surgeries that will keep her from work for a minimum of 8–10 weeks. As a business owner and a mother of two, this has placed an overwhelming emotional and financial strain on her — especially with Christmas right around the corner. When her husband passed , Stacy was left with no financial support, making this time even more difficult. Her Father, Mother,  Siblings, family and Friends are helping her in many different ways... But the more help we can provide the  more stress We can take off of her shoulders!****
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<div>We’re raising funds to help Stacy with lost income during recovery, support for her children while she heals, and to help them start over. Stacy is strong, loving, and always there for others — the kind of person who shows up for everyone else but would never ask for help herself, so we are asking for her.
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<div>Thank you for supporting Stacy and her family during this incredibly difficult time. ❤️
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<div>As many of you have heard, heartbreakingly, Katie White and Adam McNab’s four-year-old son Austin was recently diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia.
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<div>For the past few weeks, Katie had a sense that something was wrong. One day Austin began complaining of collarbone pain. Thinking he may have fallen out of bed, Adam took him to the hospital where he was reassured that nothing was broken and Austin was given a sling. Days later, he tripped on a toy and was complaining of severe foot pain. He was again taken to the hospital, x-rays of both feet were taken, and they were reassured that nothing was broken. Katie became increasingly concerned when Austin’s demeanour changed. Their typically happy boy seemed sad, was in pain, clung to his mom, and showed no interest in playing with his friends. On Tuesday, Nov. 9th, Austin stopped walking. On Wednesday, bloodwork showed a high white blood cell count, low hemoglobin, and a low platelet count which indicated a much more serious problem. He was medevaced from Fort Smith to Yellowknife with his dad on Thursday, Nov. 11th. There was hope that his results might be due to an infection, but in Yellowknife, further tests indicated that he likely had Leukemia and on Friday he was medevaced to the Stollery Children’s Hospital in Edmonton, AB, where they’ve been for the past week.<br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/61383433_1637467903393737_r.jpeg" alt="61383433_1637467903393737_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br />On Monday, Nov. 15th, Austin underwent a bone marrow biopsy which confirmed the diagnosis of Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL). On Tuesday he had a lumbar puncture and a port was also placed which makes giving medications easier. He was given his first dose of chemotherapy during these procedures. Austin has since received two more doses of IV chemotherapy and will continue to undergo intensive treatment over the coming five weeks, but he will require ongoing treatment at the Stollery for the next 27 months.
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<div>Katie is from Sechelt, BC, and Adam from Ladysmith, BC, but they have called Fort Smith, NWT, home for the past 11 years where they have been raising Austin and his sister Zoey, and are actively involved in the community. Adam is the Director of Protective Services for the Town of Fort Smith and Katie is a Manager in Resource Management with the GNWT’s Department of Lands. From being foster parents to providing respite at the local group home, volunteering with the fire and ambulance service, designing and installing a natural playground for the community, or being president of the Fort Smith Daycare Society, these two give their all for other people and their community.<br /><br />
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<div><br />Needing to be 1,300km from home while your child receives cancer treatment over multiple years is expensive. The GNWT helps financially but it doesn’t come close to covering all expenses. The money will alleviate a lot of stress and allow them to set up a home base in Edmonton for at least the first year. Austin is immunocompromised and with the pandemic, it’s even more important that they have a safe and stable place to live. Living near the hospital is expensive and they both have their homes to maintain in Smith. Flights between Edmonton and Fort Smith are also very expensive (~$1500 round trip, per person.) These funds will allow for flights back and forth as needed when driving isn’t feasible. It will also supplement reduced income as they share Austin’s care in Edmonton.
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<div>Katie and Adam have done so much for other people and their communities throughout the years and they are two of the most selfless people I have ever met. Both of them have been through unimaginable tragedy in their lives and are very resilient people. They will get through this as they’ve gotten through so much else but let’s help these incredible people by reducing the financial burden during this overwhelming time. Please support Team Austin and check back to the GoFundMe for regular updates from Katie and Adam.
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<div>Let the countdown begin!
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<div>T-minus 27 months.<br /><br />
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