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<div>Hi, I'm Hannah! I live at a women's homeless shelter in Los Angeles, California. It is a renovated warehouse with over 70 women living in the room in cubicles. I've been housing insecure for the majority of the last 8 years, and have been fully living in shelters for the past year. I am disabled and have been unable to work since 2022, leading to the homelessness.
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<div>Earlier this year I started an instagram page (@homelesshackwithhan) to help dispel some of the fear and stigma around homelessness as a whole! I wanted to make the kind of page that would have helped me in some way when I first started to realize that I would be without any kind of roof. I do not "look" homeless, which is the type of bias I want to dispel. I AM what homeless looks like, and while I often look/sound healthy in videos I post, I am also what disability looks like.
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<div>This fund would help provide short retreats for me to motel/hotel rooms when I am having severe episodes that would be aided by privacy and quiet (not possible at this current shelter) for me to have my telehealth appointments. It would also help with transportation from my shelter to in-person appointments, or pickups for medication and other supplements/supplies/necessities. I would also be able to get clothes better suited to the extremely (and unusually) hot weather that LA is currently experiencing,.
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<div>I am also of the firm belief that homeless people are, in fact, people, and people deserve nice things, so I might also get a stuffed animal. No promises :)
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<div>Jazzy has been battling Neuroblastoma cancer for over 7 years. After years of treatments, surgeries, hospital stays, pain, and setbacks, her family is now desperately searching for the next option that could help save her life.
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<div>Jazzy’s cancer has now spread throughout her body, including her spine, arms, and brain. In the past two months alone, she has endured three major brain surgeries, had three tumors removed from her head, and doctors have recently found new bumps appearing across her body. She is also currently relearning how to walk.
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<div>They have spent every last penny they have to the point they are currently homeless.
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<div>Despite everything she has been through, Jazzy is still fighting with so much strength, courage, and hope.
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<div>Right now, Jazzy is running out of options, and her family is searching for clinical trials and specialized treatments that may give her another chance.
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<div>Her family is doing everything possible to get her to a clinical trial and specialized treatment in Rome, Italy, along with any additional cancer treatments that could help save her life. The treatment starts at around $350,000 USD- a number they can only dream to achieve to possibly save her life.
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<div>Because of Jazzy’s extensive treatment needs, her family is currently unable to work. On top of medical costs and travel, they are also caring for their other children back home while trying to stay by Jazzy’s side through this fight.
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<div><strong>The money raised will help Jazzy and her family with:</strong>
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<div>Securing a safe apartment and covering rent for as long as possible
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<div>Jazzy has been fighting for her life since she was a little girl. She has been through more than any child should ever have to face, but she is still here, still smiling, still hoping, and still fighting.
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<div>Please donate anything you can to help give Jazzy a chance at life-saving treatment, a safe home, and the support her family needs during this impossible time. If you cannot donate, please share this fundraiser. Sharing could help us reach the person, doctor, hospital, or supporter who can help change Jazzy’s life.
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<div>Thank you so much to everyone who loves, supports, prays for, and believes in Jazzy. Your kindness means more than words can ever explain.
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<div>Donations are made to Miracles for Humanity Foundation Inc., a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and support the Foundation’s charitable mission and programs serving children battling cancer and their families. This campaign highlights [Jazzy], and the Foundation intends to provide charitable assistance to the family based on documented need and Foundation policies, which may include medical care, medications, housing, transportation, essential living expenses, and other approved needs.
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<div>A portion of donations may also support the work required to make these life-changing efforts possible, including identifying and vetting families in need, communicating with families and medical providers, traveling to meet and support families, documenting and sharing their stories, administering grants and assistance, and operating the programs that allow us to reach children battling cancer around the world. These costs may include program personnel and staffing, family outreach and case management, storytelling and content production, travel, fundraising, legal and compliance costs, administrative expenses, and other reasonable operational costs.
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<div>These resources are essential to our ability to find families who may otherwise go unseen, personally understand their needs, bring their stories to a wider community, raise awareness and support, and ultimately provide meaningful assistance that can change their lives.
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<div>Campaign funds may also help support other children and families battling cancer through the Foundation’s ongoing charitable programs, including immediate relief grants and other forms of assistance. If the featured family’s needs are fully met, change, or cannot be funded as originally anticipated, remaining funds may be used for other Foundation programs and charitable purposes consistent with Miracles for Humanity Foundation’s mission.
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Save Jazzy's life from brain cancer & being homeless 

<div>Michelle Marie Haas Rose is the kindest, most selfless, and loving person that we know. Her M.O was to always put everyone first. If you were to meet her for the first time, it would only take 5 minutes before you felt that you’d known her forever. She does not have the word “stranger” in her vocabulary. As her children, we are biased, but we know her friends and family would agree that she makes people’s lives better, just by being herself.
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<div>On April 15th, our mother suffered a hemorrhagic stroke. While rarer than an ischemic stroke, they are much deadlier. A hemorrhagic stroke is a life-threatening emergency caused by bleeding in the brain. Unlike other types of strokes that result from blockage, a hemorrhagic stroke occurs when a weakened blood vessel ruptures, leading to bleeding that puts intense pressure on the brain and damages it's cells.
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<div>Knowing something was off with herself that morning, she was able to get ahold of 911 and was rushed to St. Joseph’s hospital in Orange. We arrived at the hospital as a family that morning to our mother in critical condition with the nurses doing their best to stabilize her. There she received life-saving brain surgery, due to the pressure building from the blot clot. The ER doctor prepared us for the worst, letting us know her chance of survival was slim. Miraculously, her surgery went as well as it could’ve in the words of the Neurosurgeon. She went on to spend weeks in the ICU, fighting to recover- being supported by an EVD, a breathing tube, a feeding tube, and IV drips.
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<div>Michelle spent the first week in the ICU in a medically induced coma to encourage healing of the brain. She was administered sedatives that allowed her brain to rest. Slowly but surely, the sedatives were lessened day by day and our family was able to witness the moment she was able to open her eyes again.
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<div>Upon discharge from the ICU, she was moved to the Intermediate Care Unit at St. Jospeh’s where some of her cognitive functions and physical movements showed signs of improvement. She started to show emotions through facial expressions when familiar faces of friends and family would come to visit her, and when she’d listen to some of her favorite music. Michelle would go on to spend weeks in the Intermediate Care Unit making small but valuable signs of improvement.
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<div>Now in June 2025, Michelle resides in a rehabilitation hospital, where she is fighting every day to come back to us. Small wins have occurred- we’ve celebrated the EVD removal, the tracheostomy removal, and her being able to say a couple of words at a time. But, she still has a long road ahead of her.
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<div>The road ahead is uncertain and will be difficult, she may face long term challenges such as partial paralysis, difficulty speaking, memory loss, and changes in her cognitive function/personality. Recovery can take many months or even years and will require intensive medical care, rehabilitation, and constant support. Michelle will go through speech, occupational, and physical therapy so that she can learn how to do all the things we take for granted, such as walking, eating solid foods, and speaking in full sentences.
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<div>We want to ensure that our mom gets the best possible care and continue to be her loving, thriving, effervescent self. This incredible woman has always put others first, and we want to return that same love to her in this challenging time.
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<div><strong>The main focus for this fundraiser is to cover what insurance doesn't, and help with long term care costs.</strong>
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<div>She was meant to survive this tragic event, and we need your aid in helping her come back to herself. She truly is the strongest woman we know, and there isn’t a shadow of a doubt that she will prevail through her life’s toughest obstacle.
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<div>Any amount that you can contribute is greatly appreciated. We thank you all for taking the time to read Michelle’s story and for all the love and support we have received.
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<div>Katie is finally home after spending over a month in the hospital, including two surgeries and countless challenges along the way. She now has a nurse visiting daily to provide wound care and monitor her recovery. While we’re relieved she’s home, Katie still has a long road ahead to regain her strength and health.
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<div>Your generosity and support have been a lifeline during this incredibly difficult time, and we’re so grateful for the continued kindness. Every donation and share has helped Katie take one step closer to getting back on her feet. Thank you for standing by her!
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<div>Update as of 12/5: We wanted to share an update on Katie. Last night, she underwent a second surgery to address another twist in her intestines and to remove a significant amount of scar tissue caused by the initial operation. This was a necessary step to give her the best chance at recovery, but it also means her hospital stay will continue for the foreseeable future.
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<div>Katie has now been in the hospital for over 2 weeks since she was readmitted. While the surgery went as planned (and we are hopeful no further complications), she still has a very long road ahead of her to heal, rebuild her strength, and get back to living the life she loves.
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<div>The love and support from all of you have been a constant source of strength for Katie and our family. Your donations and shares have made an incredible difference, and we are so deeply grateful. As we continue this fight alongside Katie, we kindly ask for your continued support—whether it’s through a donation or by continuing to share her story with others.
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<div>Thank you for being there for Katie in this difficult time. Your kindness and generosity are helping her get through this one step at a time!!!
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<div>Katie recently faced a major health challenge that has completely disrupted her life and career. After being diagnosed with Cecal Volvulus—a condition where the large intestine twists—she underwent emergency surgery to remove a significant portion of her colon. She spent over two weeks in the hospital recovering, only to face complications, including an infection, which required her to be readmitted and remain in the hospital.
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<div>Unfortunately last week, doctors discovered another twist in her intestines. They are monitoring her condition closely, hoping to avoid a second surgery. She hasn’t been able to eat in over nine days and has lost a significant amount of weight and strength.
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<div>Katie had just achieved a milestone in her career, landing her dream job as a personal trainer at Pittsburgh Fitness Project. However, her recovery will take time, and she’ll need to rebuild her strength and body before she can return to work and resume her career.
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<div>We’re starting this fund to help Katie manage her medical bills and provide some financial stability as she focuses on her long road to recovery. She’s facing over 20 days (and counting) in the hospital so far, with additional challenges ahead.
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<div>Any support you can offer, whether through a donation or by sharing this page, will make a difference as Katie works to regain her health and get back on her feet. Thank you for your help!
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<div>Katie shared her thoughts on gratitude in a blog for her company before her complications arose—you can read it here: A Painful Twist on Gratitude - <a href="https://www.pittsburghfitnessproject.com/blog-1/a-painful-twist-on-gratitude" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><a href="https://www.pittsburghfitnessproject.com/blog-1/a-painful-twist-on-gratitude" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.pittsburghfitnessproject.com/blog-1/a-painful-twist-on-gratitude</a></a>
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<div>Hi, my name is Irma Martinez. My husband Elvis Martinez passed away on September 22,  2022, @ 2:45 a.m. He was an exceptional man and if someone would describe him to me I wouldn't believe it. Sometimes I did see it right in front of me and I couldn't believe it. Unfortunately, his death came too soon and we didn't have his expenses covered. I know Elvis might be giving me a frown right now, but I have decided to give him service as there are people that want to say goodbye. I will update you when the funeral will be by tomorrow afternoon. I thank you in advance, and many blessings to you and your family.

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<div>Update: First, i thank you for your donations. With your help Elvis can have a proper funeral. Unfortunately, the funeral is short staffed and does not have a casket his size. There will be a service (11 a.m.-12 p.m.) and ceremony(12 p.m.-2 p.m.) on October 19,2022 at Miller Mies Downey Mortuary. The date may change as we are waiting for the coroner to do the autopsy. If anyone has pictures that they would like to share please contact me so i can add them. Again, i thank you for all your help.
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