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<div>This fundraiser is for Jessica Carl, a very beautiful, kind, ambitious, energetic young woman.
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<div>Last weekend she was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma. Jessica is 23 years old and she dates my son, Brian .  We feel very lucky to have this young lady as a part of our family and community. She has begun to build a beautiful life with Brian and their two cats, Simba and Stitch over the last three years here in Florida.
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<div>Jessica has had several significant mystery health issues over the last 10 months which she has relentlessly tried to address with different doctors all over the state. We couldn’t figure out what was going on. Jessica has been an agony, it has affected her life in every single way, in ways we wouldn’t even think about. But she has had a brave face and has shown up for everything as much as possible.
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<div>Last weekend, she found a lump in her neck and went to urgent care, she was in the hospital within hours with the diagnosis of Hodgkin’s lymphoma, after biopsies and a hospital stay where she remains.
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<div>The prognosis for her condition is excellent. In a way this is promising because now we have a solution and she has a plan. Unfortunately the road ahead of them for the next year is going to be very rough. She is going to have chemo for at least six months and it is not going to be easy. But once we pull through it, we are all confident she is going to make a beautiful recovery and carry-on stronger than before.
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<div>This GoFundMe is for our friends, family and community to contribute to helping these kids pay their bills as she gets through six plus months of chemo. It would also help transport her family back-and-forth. As they live in New York, and would like to be with her as much as possible.
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<div>I appreciate you reading this, I am grateful for all of the prayers and well wishes.
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Help Jessica recover from Hodgkin’s lymphoma

<font color="#333333">Hi friends. I am again humbly coming to you for help. <br /><br />I know this is a very bad economic time for everybody, which makes it doubly hard for me to come to my friends and ask for financial help. <br /><br />As many of you know, I am a widow, living alone. I can no longer afford to pay my lot rent where I have a mobile home, and I’m looking to move out of state. However, the vehicle that I was driving, a 2006 Chevy with 300,000 miles on it, finally went to rest in the junkyard. My other car is an 2005 Acura that needed a new engine. I got jerked around by two mechanics who said they would repair it and ended up not repairing it and dumping it back in my driveway, after I paid for the heads to be resurfaced and more. <br /><br />The third mechanic, who is amazing, has completed the vehicle repair but I owe him $2500 to get the car back. I had already paid for the engine.<br /><br />I WAS employed at a well known auto glass replacement shop but I was the casualty of a massive, countrywide layoff last Thursday the 15th.  <br /><br />Today I find out they’re only paying me for two days last week because I was let go on Thursday and they didn’t pay me for Thursday, Friday and Saturday.<br /><br />I never thought that at this  age I would find myself alone and broke. Social Services are not available to me. In NY a single person can earn no more than $1400 (gross) to receive assistance. <br /><br />I have already given my dog to my kids who, God bless them, are able to take better care of her than I can and I’m surrendering my cats in a couple of weeks when the SPCA can take them. For those of you who know me and how I feel about my animals, this is like cutting off my right arm. I can’t take care of me. I certainly can’t take care of them properly. That’s how dire my situation has become. <br /><br />I continue to try to have faith that God has a plan for me and I do have gratitude because I know there is somebody out there that would trade places with me in a minute. But it doesn’t make my day-to-day any easier. <br /><br />I realize this is a big ask in these tough times. Anything you can give would be so gratefully appreciated and I will do my best to pay forward my blessings as I am able. <br /><br />My most humble and sincere thanks. <br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /></font>

Trying to keep my faith and my smile

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<div>My name is Anita and I'm trying to raise funds to pay an aide. This photo was taken just 2 months ago.   She has been declining rapidly and I am unable to leave her alone anymore.   I've been caring for mom for 8 months now.   She is 88 years old DNA has  end- stage dementia, CHF, kidney disease and  a host of other issues.  Mom is under hospice care right now.   Hospice has been wonderful with supplying equipment i.e. hospital bed, commode etc.  But I work full-time and need an aide.  The agency I'm working with will not cover the hours I need. I found a wonderful aide to work from 8a to 2p, 5 days a week. I will have to pay her myself.  I'm struggling to pay her and may end up having to let her go.   I've asked my siblings for help, but some were unable to help.   I would appreciate if people were willing to help my mom.   
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Mom needs an aide

This past week our family encountered some fearful news. My loving sister in law, at the young age of 35 years old, has been recently diagnosed with Non Hodgkin’s follicular lymphoma cancer. A very rare diagnosis. Only 1 in 3,000 people get. This type of cancer is not curable but treatable. WHEN Stephanie kicks cancers ass unfortunately this disease will always be with her. Stephanie has been in excruciating pain due to the location of the cancer. As many of you know, Stephanie is not just a sister in law to me, but one of my best friends, our daughters god mother, and an amazing person, who would give anyone the shirt off her back, or the last dollar in her pocket. Stephanie is an amazing Mother, a loving daughter, sister and a devoted wife. My heart is in pieces for her, her husband Ron of 15 years, and her two boys, Brody 8 and Chase 7. Since receiving this news, it’s has caused much worry and heartache. This is news any family dreads. All though, I am confident Stephanie will fight hard with every ounce of her and WIN! Stephanie and her family will encounter much financial hardship through this fight, due to Stephanie not being able to work. If you would be so kind to help lift the financial burden of Dr bills, food, heating oil, monthly living expenses and the fear of Christmas right around the corner. Any amount helps in support of Stephanie and her family. ANY and ALL proceeds will go directly to Stephanie &amp; Ron. Our family thanks you in advanced from the bottom of our hearts for the outpouring love and support. Stephanie and her family are not in this alone. In our family we fight together!

Stephanie’s Fight 

Hi Friends. As many of you are aware I am attempting to start a new chapter of my life in a new location since the passing of my husband, Rob. 

I will be moving to Connelly NY to a mobile home that was given to me by the Grace of God’s angel, a friend named Alan. 

I had to leave my employment to move because the commute would be too far and my salary and car could not sustain the distance. 

I have another job starting on 9/16 near my new home. I am moving myself with the help of friends. I tried a moving sale that went nowhere. I sold my wedding ring to pay my September rent at the new location (lot fees).

Unemployment denied my claim because I quit. 

I haven’t worked since 8/9 and now I’m broke. 

I HATE doing this but I just need a little money to sustain me for the next couple of weeks for food for my pets and myself and gas. 

I’m almost there..I just need a little more help.

Emergency SNAP is unavailable to me without jumping through a million hoops. 

I humbly thank you

Carol’s Moving Fund

I will shortly be embarking on the journey of a lifetime.  <br /> <br />I’ve been accepted into a program called The Arctic Circle.  It’s a residency onboard a ship, which sails in and around the Arctic Circle.  I will be a part of the Autumn Art &amp; Science Expedition, September 30th to October 17th of this year. (Yes, very soon!)<br /> <br />More information on this incredible program here:<br /><a href="http://thearcticcircle.org" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">http://thearcticcircle.org</a><br /> <br />From the website:<br /><em>International artists, scientists, educators and innovators will live and work aboard a Barquentine Tall Ship while sailing the waters of the international territory of Svalbard, an Arctic archipelago just 10 degrees latitude from the North Pole.</em><br /> <br />Wait, what?  How did this happen?<br /> <br />I have been working on a play about climate change, called<em> Timebomb</em>, a joint commission from the American Repertory Theatre and the Harvard University Center for the Environment. The research for this play is pretty much the most terrifying I have ever done.  For this reason, the play has become first a comedy, and then a sex farce, as I grasp for ways to keep an audience open to the ideas without shutting down in despair.  However, the tension of the play balances on rapid shifts between this high (or low) comedy, as one scientist prepares to testify before a senate committee in Washington, DC, and moments of profound beauty and wonder, as another is involved in the task at hand: studying a particular glacier, before it’s gone.  Diving into research and interviewing scientists, I’ve learned so much, but I also realized there was something I was missing.  I needed to get up close.  Experience the majesty of the Big Ice.<br /> <br />I am thrilled and honored to have been invited to join The Arctic Circle Autumn Expedition.<br /> <br />Between program fees, travel to Longyearbyen, Svalbard, and necessary gear, I need to raise $10,000.  Thanks to generous sponsors, I am halfway there.  But I need to raise an additional $5,000. to make the trip.<br /> <br />Please help send me to a place I never dreamed I would go, and cannot wait to see with my own eyes.<br /> <br />Please note, this campaign is very short- three weeks only!<br /> <br />Any amount will be a tremendous help.  <br /><br />If I raise funds beyond my goal, I will use them for travel to my friend Nadine Schaeffer’s organic orchard, which has inspired another thread in the play, and which must also be experienced up close.<br /> <br />Thank you so much,<br />Carson

The Arctic Circle

Hi All, <br /><br />As some of you are aware, Rob has not been home since March 18, 2018 when he collapsed at home.  His diabetes and COPD had gotten the better of him.  His body gave up.  <br /><br />Rob had been under a doctors care right along, a visit at least once a month.  I knew things weren't good.  Rob was brought to Putnam Hospital ER in February for an ulcerated wound on his foot, they sent him home.  Told him to go to the Wound Care Center which we did. <br /><br />When Rob collapsed on at 11:30 PM on March 18, I was sleeping.  I had a dream I had to call 911.  I woke up and found him on the floor.  (Yes, God woke me up, I know that.)<br /><br />Since then he spent 2 1/2 months at Vassar Hospital.  I know they did what they could for him there, but they could only do so much.  Rob needed arterial bypass surgery in his leg.  The doctors there did not think he would survive it.  Never did they tell us to seek another opinion, that they could not provide the care he needed.  Instead the Palliative Support Team told me my husband would never come home.  That he would die and I should just consider comfort care.  We were devastated.  <br /><br />God came through to us again in the form of a family member who suggested we seek the opinion of a doctor in Westchester.  We had to jump through hoops to get Rob's records to this doctor.  My sister in law had to actually hand deliver a disc to him.  <br /><br />Rob was transported to Westchester Medical Center and under the care of an outstanding vascular surgeon, the bypass surgery was performed. Rob also had half his right foot amputated.  <br /><br />Rob is now at Wingate Rehabilitation Center.  The outlook is good.  He looks and feels better than he has in a long time.  We are eternally grateful for the support and prayers of our friends and family and to the doctor who didn't give up on him.  <br /><br />Now comes the time that we are facing insurmountable medical bills. We will also need to acquire some medical equipment to assist us at home as well as make some modifications to our home.  <br /><br />We hate to have to ask for help, but the time has come to swallow our pride and reach out to anyone who can afford a donation.  We are thankful for the grace of God in our lives, how He has been here for us all along and walked alongside us through this time in our lives. <br /><br />So with this Go Fund Me (Us) page, we respectfully request any help you can give.  We will certainly pay it forward when we are able.<br /><br />God Bless us all.<br /><br />Thank you.

Rob and Carol Rosa

As most of you know, Joseph G. Little passed away suddenly on February 4th in California where he has lived for 20+ years. Anyone who knew Joe, knew that he was an amazing son, brother, father, husband, grandfather, uncle and friend to so many. Joe’s illness made it almost impossible to work at a steady job recently. Joe was also a Veteran of Operation Desert Storm in the United States Navy. Joe’s wife Ruth and children would like to bring Joe home to New York but the cost of doing that would be great and she doesn’t have the resources to do that either with many medical bills also. So if you could, in honor of Joe please think about donating to his memory.<br /><br /> <br /><br />The Little Family

In Memory of Joseph G. Little

As many of you who follow me, Michael Forsythe from Monroe, CT, on Facebook know, my longtime friend and Yorktown High School classmate, Scott Buckholz, is fighting for his life after developing complications following open heart surgery. He's endured several invasive surgeries and has been in ICU for weeks. His medical expenses will easily be in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, if not more. Though improving, he's still critical, and his road to recovery will be a long and expensive one. Luckily for Scott and his wonderful wife, JoAnn, they have medical insurance. However, even with insurance, out of pocket expenses will be high, and no doubt Scott will be out of work for months. Getting Scott healthy should be first and foremost on their minds, not bills! <br /><br />Anyone that hasn't had the pleasure of knowing Scott is missing out on one of life's true treasures. His storytelling is legendary and his infectious laugh is captivating. To put it mildly, he's a wonderful, larger-than-life character. He's a bear of a man with the heart of lion. His strength and courage throughout this ordeal has been nothing short of remarkable. I admire Scott and JoAnn for how they've endured, and will have to continue to endure on Scott's long road to recovery and rehab. The guy is Superman!<br /><br />I started this gofundme page because of the amazing outpouring of support from so many people, even those that don't know Scott well, or at all. I believe your support and positive thoughts have played a major role in encouraging him to keep fighting.  So many people have reached out to me asking how they can help. Although we can't help him medically, we CAN help. This gofundme is one way you can make a difference in their lives. They will use the money to help offset their out-of-pocket medical expenses. Scott and JoAnn have NO idea about this. My idea, not theirs. They will probably want to strangle me.... That is, until they realize just how much we all wanted to show our love and support. Please consider contributing.  All contributions will be given to Scott and JoAnn via check. I will present the check to them with a card containing all the names of people who contributed. The amount you give doesn't matter. Give what you want, but give with your heart. If you can't donate money, we also accept prayers. <br /><br />Thank you all SO much!

Scott Buckholz Medical Bills

<strong>James' Story</strong><br />James Lodato is your typical 6 year old fun-loving, sweet boy!  He is kind, funny, handsome, and he is loved by so many.   He enjoys participating on various sports teams and playing with friends.  Most of all James has a big heart and he loves to be with his family.   James is a resident of Wantagh and plays for many local sports teams including LSW baseball, PAL basketball &amp; soccer, football and lacrosse.    <br /><br /><img class="not-resizable" src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/22659376_1501469058.7961_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" /><img class="not-resizable" src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/22659376_1501473241.186_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" /><strong>James Needs Our Help</strong><br />Most recently, James' and his family's world has been turned upside down and they need our help. James developed a tumor in his leg, which was removed and biopsied. James was diagnosed with Alveolar Rhabdomyosarcoma or ARMS. This is an aggressive and highly malignant form of cancer that develops from skeletal muscle cells that have failed to fully differentiate.<br /><br />James has a tough fight ahead of him. ARMS is a rare and aggressive cancer. It is likely that James will need a multidisciplinary practice involving the use of chemotherapy, radiation and possible immunotherapy. His parents and doctors are currently exploring the best treatment options and facilities for James. <br /><br />We want to help the family of James Lodato. So many have asked what can we do and how can we help. The future is unknown right now, but what we do know is that they will need financial assistance. Any donation no matter how big or small will be a huge help to James and his family. It will go towards mounting medical bills, hospital stays, travel expenses, and care for James. <br /><br /><img class="not-resizable" src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/22659376_1501471596.0218_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" /><strong>Please Keep Praying</strong><br />Thank to everyone who has already reached out to  The Lodato Family.  They are truly grateful for all the help and support.  Please keep praying for Sweet James.  We know that he will be climbing this tree one day soon.  We love you James and we are here for you buddy!!!  <br /><br /><img class="not-resizable" src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/22659376_1501471524.5757_funddescription.png" alt="" width="100%" /><br /><br /><br /><img class="not-resizable" src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/22659376_1501473613.5961_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" />

James' Fight Against Cancer

Judy Kreitzer

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Judy Kreitzer

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Help Jessica recover from Hodgkin’s lymphoma

Trying to keep my faith and my smile

Mom needs an aide

Stephanie’s Fight

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