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<div>Randy Cole has been the guy we all look forward to seeing at shows! He is most famous for saving us horse trainers and exhibitors time and time again with driving and maning the Winner's Circle Horse Supply truck and making sure we have what we need to have a safe ride/drive and looking good for the arena! After all the times he has helped us, it is our time to help back.
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<div>Randy has had many set backs this last year due to his health. His family has quietly been dealing with them until his recent diagnosis and now they are needing help. 
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<div>Lou Gehrig's disease (ALS) is a progressive disease that destroys nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord which control the muscles throughout the body. This disease does not have a cure. 
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<div>With this diagnosis, randy and his family are needing help to pay for breathing treatments, lung treatments,  and an aid to assist for daily help. Unfortunately they do not have insurance for a nursing home where he could have round the clock care, his Partner Becky and Randys family are all buckling in to help him. 
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<div>This is a very hard disease for everyone that loves Randy all over the country. We hope that you can help them with the gift of prayers and the gift of giving to help him as he handles what life throws at him. This donation will give back after all the times he has helped us. 
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Aid Randy Cole's Fight Against ALS

<p>My husband, Chuck Hutchinson, has been diagnosed with cancer. Due to this, he’s had to give up his jobs until this cancer is whipped. 
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<p>He started out at a Huntington, WV Hospital where he had a stint put in to drain bile that was causing constant nausea. After numerous tests, a tumor was found. 
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<p>He has since been transferred to UK Cancer Center. For the first couple of weeks, he has been traveling back and forth from home in Rush, Kentucky to Lexington, Kentucky for more tests and to meet with his surgeon. 
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<p>This coming Tuesday he’s returning to Lexington for a few more tests and to meet with the surgeon to find out if he needs chemotherapy before surgery or after. 
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<p>All of this, so far, is putting a strain on us financially since he’s unable to work. Right now it’s unknown how long this process is going to last. 
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<p>Any help we can receive will be so greatly appreciated. Thank God for friends. 
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<p>It's now been determined that he's going to have chemo before surgery. BUT he has to have plastic stint replaced with a different one before treatment can begin. Procedure couldn't be scheduled until December 11. Then have to wait to find out when chemo will be scheduled. Nobody seems to get in a hurry except me! 
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<p>So that's the update for the present time. I'll be keeping everyone up to date.... 
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<p>Right now we’re in a holding pattern. They have to replace his plastic stent with a metal one before starting chemo. They’ve scheduled it for dec 10. We aren’t sure why such a long wait. We have a phone appointment with the surgeon tomorrow to find out lots of things. Chuck actually feels good now but we’re both terrified. I’ll keep in touch. Love….Lynn 
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<p>Another update; 
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<p>Appointment yesterday it was decided that chemo is the best option. A port will be installed and will start chemo asap. Please continue praying that the cancer can be controlled. 
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<p>New update: 
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<p>Surgery tomorrow to put port in place for chemo. Chemo will start ASAP after port incision heals. He'll have 2 types of chemo and also immunotherapy. 
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<p>Keep the prayers coming! 
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<p>A long overdue update... 
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<p>Where to start? His first chemo treatment went well. A big thank you to Jessica Holmes for sitting in for me. I picked a great time to develop the "crud"! Two days after chemo he had an outpatient procedure to replace the plastic stent. For some reason another plastic one was used. NOW in three months he has to go through the same procedure AGAIN! Next a Christmas eve chemo treatment. All we want for Christmas is a cure for Chuck! I have lots of thank you's to send out. For the time being... Thanks to everyone for the thoughts, phone calls and prayers!!! 
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<p>A new and exciting update:
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<p>Today he had a meeting with his onocology team and found out that his numbers are improving. In two weeks he'll have a cat scan, and, if it shows what they are hoping, he might be a candidate for surgery...  Your prayers are working!!  Keep them coming...
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Aid Chuck Hutchinson's Cancer Journey

Funeral expenses and save the Family farm.<br /><br />On Saturday December 5, 2017,  28 year old Andre' de Villers was killed by a Cape Buffalo while working on a game reserve to support his new bride, and the family farm in Pearston, Eastern Cape, South Africa.  He is the only son of our dear friends Koekie and Jeanne de Villiers.<br /><br />The farm is in the Karoo area of South Africa that has suffered from a two year drought.  The family raises sheep and raises and shows American Saddlebred horses on their farm.  The drought was challenging enough to them, but the loss of their son to the family and his widow, Malindi has been devastating.  <br /><br />Andre' and the entire family have close ties to the horse business in America, particularly to American Saddlebreds.<br /><br />The funds will be used for funeral expenses and to try to replace the stong support that Andre' added to the farm.

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Lynn Hutchinson

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