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<div>If you know Camille, you know what a heart full of love looks like. For her entire life, she has navigated complex medical challenges including enduring 9 long years of dialysis, and the hardest heartbreak of her life when she lost her dad to COVID in 2022, after already supporting him through two bouts of cancer.
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<div>When Camille finally received a critically-needed kidney transplant, it was a brand-new lease on life! For the first time in ten years, she felt completely fulfilled: working full-time, earning a promotion to Starbucks supervisor, and she set out to live a life of peace and adventure. She finally got to take vacations and just recently got to watch her best friend get married in Texas.
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<div>But all of that hard-earned progress and joy was ripped away in a single doctor’s appointment after weeks of unknowns and terrifying questions.
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<div><strong>Now, Camille is facing her biggest hurdle yet: she is currently hospitalized in Los Angeles, receiving treatment for a very aggressive form of cancer. </strong>She never, ever thought she would be fighting a fight like this at such a young age, especially after already surviving so much.
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<div>As you can imagine, back-to-back emergency stays followed by intensive cancer treatments have required her to take leave from work for the foreseeable future, and this comes with an overwhelming financial burden. Camille needs to focus 100% of her energy on healing, resting, and fighting this aggressive disease, and not stressing over bills and expenses.
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<div><strong>So here's why we need your support of any amount today and why we need you to spread the word:</strong>
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<li><strong>Our immediate priority is to build a safety net for Camille so that her bills are completely covered while she is in the hospital and during her recovery.</strong> No one should have to worry about keeping the lights on or keeping their furbabies fed while fighting this fight.
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<li>Because she has spent so much of her life just trying to get through every medical crisis, moments of pure joy have often been sidelined. <strong>If we exceed our initial goal for her medical and living expenses, every extra dollar raised will go toward funding a dream vacation so Camille can make beautiful memories outside of a hospital room, </strong>getting back to the life of adventure she fought so hard to start.
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<div><strong><em>How You Can Help</em></strong>
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<li><strong>DONATE: </strong>Any amount, big or small!
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<li><strong>SHARE:</strong> Please share this link with your network, on social media, or via text.
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<li><strong>SEND LOVE:</strong> Text Camille (or message Danica) if you want to send encouragement or set up time to visit our social butterfly!
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<div>Please help us honor our dear friend's resilience. Camille has fought so long for so many years in too many ways; let's surround her with the love she always gives to others and help her to thrive!
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<div>Camille understands this may be the first time folks are hearing about this and it could be worrisome. Please support with your patience and understanding as communication can be difficult emotionally and practically.
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<div>My name is Dahlia and my son plays baseball with the Beck family. Last night we learned of the unfathomable loss of one of their sons. Without sharing details in order to respect the families privacy, we wrap them all in love and prayers during this extremely difficult time.

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Love and Prayers for the Beck Family

<div>Help Us Honor Christy: A Beloved Mother, Nurse, Grandmother, Sister, Aunt and Friend

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<div>With heavy hearts, we share the news of the passing of our dear Christy. For over a decade, Christy fought courageously against cancer, never allowing the disease to define her spirit. Throughout her journey, she was an unwavering source of strength and love to everyone around her—whether as a devoted mother, cherished grandmother, loving sister, caring aunt, or a friend who always made you feel valued.

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<div>As a nurse, Christy spent her life caring for others, always putting their needs above her own. Her selflessness, compassion, and warm heart left an impact on countless lives. Now, in this difficult time, we come together to honor her legacy and offer support to the Katler family.

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<div>We are seeking donations to help cover the costs of her funeral and memorial expenses. Any contribution, no matter how small, will help give Christy the farewell she truly deserves, and it will ease the financial burden on her loved ones.

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<div>Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your love, prayers, and support during this challenging time. 

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Honor Christy's Legacy: Support Her Memorial

<div>My Name is Sue Ellen Van Horn Casalenuovo. I never thought I would have to write this. The house that my family and I have called our home for over 70 years has been destroyed by the catastrophic fire in the Palisades. This home has been in my family for three generations. From when I was a child, I have many sweet memories growing up in this community and I am so happy that my four children were able to share in that experience.
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<div>My parents moved to the Pacific Palisades in 1948. We have lived on Fiske street then moved to Sunset Boulevard. In the 1950s, my father was a commander in the local post 283 of the American Legion and my mother worked at the Security Pacific National Bank, which became Bank of America, located on Sunset Boulevard. I have lived here my entire life, attending the local schools, Palisades Elementary, Paul Revere Junior High, then Palisades High School. My husband, Mario, and I have raised 4 sons here, each who have attended Methodist Preschool and Corpus Christi School.
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<div>When we evacuated on Tuesday afternoon, we left with our two youngest sons, Joey and Nicky, along with our dear friend Kelly, our dog, Mishka and cat, Scout. We never imagined that it was our last time stepping out of our home.
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<div>We are asking for your support to help rebuild our lives, restore what we have lost, and move forward from this disaster. The funds will be directly going to us to cover any unmet needs and expenses not covered by insurance. A donation of any amount is greatly appreciated.
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<div>To our lovely neighbors and our beloved community of Pacific Palisades who have experienced the same, our hearts break for each and everyone of you. This place will always be called our home.
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Help the Casalenuovo family recover from the Palisades Fire