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November 12, 2018 It’s been said that when we help others we help ourselves.  Gretchen Pressley-Scott is one who believes and lives by this principle.  Gretchen is the administrative secretary for the School of Religion at Oakwood University in Huntsville, Alabama.  For nearly 30 years, she has dedicated her life to helping thousands of young students meet their academic goals and become productive members of society.  Gretchen is also the primary caretaker for her 3-year-old grandson, Kaiden. Today, Gretchen faces a new challenge.  She has been recently diagnosed with stage four breast cancer and is in an intense battle for her life.  Gretchen is currently undergoing treatment at Cancer Treatment Centers of America in Atlanta.  Part of her treatment includes the use of the BEMER (bio-electromagnetic energy regulation) machine.  The BEMER machine is cutting-edge technology that uses oxidation therapy to help strengthen the immune system, cells, and vital organs.  This device is especially helpful for cancer patients.  Gretchen is also receiving Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT), a process that research has shown greatly enhances the effectiveness of conventional cancer treatment.  Neither of these treatments is covered by insurance. Gretchen is scheduled to have a double mastectomy and reconstructive surgery following a series of chemotherapy procedures.  Her long road to recovery will require several post-operative treatments.  As part of her recovery, she plans to visit the Weimar Institute, a wellness center that focuses on nutrition therapy and teaches clients how to use nutrition as a means of staying well after bouts of chronic illness.    Our appeal to you is to please help us help Gretchen win her fight against breast cancer so she can continue to fulfill her passion of helping others and be there to raise her grandson.  The sole purpose of this GoFundMe account is to raise $75,000 dollars to help Gretchen purchase a BEMER machine as soon as possible so she can use it indefinitely, as well as at home in between her travels from Huntsville to Atlanta for her cancer treatments; her trip to the Weimar Institute; and other postoperative expenses on her faith journey to recovery and healing.   Two biblical promises Gretchen is clinging to are Jeremiah 30:17, “I will give you back your health and heal your wounds, says the Lord,” and Matthew 19:26, “With God all things are possible.”  We especially reach out to people in the faith community for your support and prayers.  Your generous donations are greatly appreciated and will help Gretchen move beyond recovery and back to what she loves most, helping people in need.  Thank you for your donations. Sincerely,   Friends of Gretchen

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Hello All!!       This coming school year I will be stepping into my Senior Year in Undergrad as an Art major and Psychology minor. However, I have run into a few obstacles that may hinder me from being able to complete my studies at Southern Adventist University. Many of us know that Christian schooling is not cheap at all, however; I'd like to break things down for you all. In order for me to just return this coming Fall 2017 semester, I need at LEAST $10, 408. Financial Aid will only cover so much, and yes, I am applying for scholarships-but it doesn't stop there because in the Spring, to Financially Clear, I need at LEAST $9, 142. I'm am not fearful about whether or not I will get back into school-because I know that God will do whatever He needs to do to get His Child back into school so that one day I can contribute to society. My greatest concern is genuinely towards my health right now, why? Almost a month ago now, I found out that I have Lupus-the same thing that my mother and late sister, Whitney Powell, at age 20, passed away from. It stops with me though because I am taking my health into my own hands! I have contacted Wildwood Lifestyle Center and they provide services for Lupus patients! The deposit is $300, they require that on the day of registration. I am hoping to be registered by July 10th or sooner. Also, the remaining cost for the actual program is $3, 280. The goal is to raise as much as I can from now during the entire month of July so I can be there the first few weeks of August before school begins on August 21st I believe. So whatever God impresses or does not impress on your heart-I am still grateful for your support, whether it be donations, encouragement, love-whatever it is, I appreciate it! By the grace of God, He carried me through the hardest part of my life with my sister-but bow it's my turn and I plan to take it head on! In the meantime, be blessed and just know that I love you all so much!!! -Vonasha Powell

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Hi All, We are so appreciative for the outpouring of support on social media, your phone calls, texts and most importantly your prayers. Many people have asked what they can do to help so we decided to set this account up to assist Teleka's parents in their search. Whatever you donate will go towards offsetting travel, flyers, and any other costs that will be incurred. This is the only legitimate way to help the Patrick family financially. Please give as you are led-we know these funds will be needed. Again, we appreciate all you have been doing. We will do our best to keep you updated on this page. We serve a God who hears and answers prayers and knows every detail. Please continue to pray for Teleka and for her family. #findteleka Thank you! The Patrick/Duncombe Family

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