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Many of you have been following the recent events in Scott and Liana’s life; Scott has had two surgeries on his hip in the last two weeks. Some have contacted us asking how they can give; for that reason we are opening a Go Fund Me account on Scott and Liana’s behalf.  Currently Scott is still in the hospital, once released he will be having daily antibiotic treatment for 6 – 8 weeks while going through physical rehabilitation.  Please pray that this episode is the last concerning Scott’s hip.  If you would like to give financially toward this need your donation will be tax deductible through Legacy Leadership International.  You will receive a receipt for your 2019 giving in January.  If you would like more details please friend Liana Hix on Facebook as she is posting updates regularly.

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As some of you may already know, Bryan Soward suffered a stroke on July 8th.  The stroke affected the left side of his brain.  He lost his ability to speak, walk, and the use of his right leg, arm, and hand.  <br /> <br />Anyone that knows Bryan knows that he is loving, hardworking and active father of his four beautiful children, Skylar, Taylor, Hunter and Austin.  Bryan is also a devoted husband to Tracy who also just recently suffered some injuries as a result of slipping and falling on a wet floor at home from a plumbing problem.  She will be fine.  But this has slowed her down a bit from working as well and added stress to an already busy schedule with two kids in high school actively involved and now 12-15 hours a week for Bryan’s rehab.  This has been an extremely difficult and trying situation for this family. However, with both tragedies, we thank the Lord that they were not worse.   Bryan continues to improve daily and we are expecting a full recovery.  <br /> <br />Bryan has been placed on disability through work, which has cut the family’s income practically in half.  They are facing the reality of their current financial situation, and coming to terms with the fact that Bryan will not be able to return to work for some time, as he will need that time for recovery.  With medical bills, rehab services, household bills, and continued expenses, we are hoping to relieve some of the stress of all of this to provide some financial relieve to help with the burden.  Please know that any contribution amount will make a huge difference and will be so greatly appreciated.   Thank you for your prayers, contributions and ongoing support you are able to give.

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<div>Our sweet 2-year old nephew, Noah, is currently fighting for his life against an extremely rare and aggressive brain cancer.  After four emergency room visits in Reno, due to abnormal behavior and rapidly declining health, doctors discovered a large mass on Noah’s brain through a CT scan.  Because Reno’s medical facilities weren’t equipped to handle such a serious condition, Noah and his mother, Valeri, were care-flighted to UCSF Medical Center for emergency treatment.
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<div>Following brain surgery, Noah was diagnosed with Atypical Teratoid/Rhabdoid Tumor (AT/RT), as an aggressive form of brain and spine cancer.  This incredibly rare condition affects approximately only 73 people annually in the United States.  
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<div>The entire family now faces a long road ahead. Noah will be undergoing an intensive treatment plan in San Francisco which will span 9 months to a year.  It will include high-dose chemotherapy, stem cell therapy and radiation treatments.  This demanding protocol will require Noah and his parents, Kile and Valeri, to spend weeks at a time at UCSF, hours away from their Reno home.
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<div>Kile and Valeri are both self-employed with no paid leave available.  Kile has been forced to close his business completely to care for Noah and his four-year-old sister, Zoey, while Valeri will maintain her current employment with Ferrari-Lund and will have assistance when needed from her understanding and compassionate colleagues.  The family is now facing overwhelming medical expenses along with regular travel and housing costs as they split their time between Reno and San Francisco.  They have lost income during this critical time and will both be faced with the emotional toll of supporting Noah through cancer treatment while caring for their sweet daughter Zoey.
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<div>Any contribution, no matter the size, will make a meaningful difference for Noah and his family during this difficult time.  Kile and Valeri are devastated by this diagnosis but remain hopeful and determined to overcome this challenge. Your support, whether through donations or sharing this page, will help ease their financial burden so they can focus entirely on what matters most – getting Noah the treatment he needs and supporting him through this difficult journey. Let’s get Noah back out on his bike, and being forced to play dolls with Zoey!
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<div>Thank you for your kindness, generosity, and prayers for Noah and his family. 
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