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<div>This is Angela Sanders Dunkerson. On January 20th, 2025, Angela’s house caught fire and is a total loss. Angie is not a stranger to the word “loss.” In her lifetime, she has lost two of her three children due to tragic accidents. Kayla (February 2008) and her son Collin (April 2024), who had a newborn baby, River, that Angela adopted. Due to the unforeseen circumstances, she had to downsize her business (an independent school bus owner). Everyone knows that Angela is resilient, and her faith in God always remains. Angela is going to need help to get through yet another tragedy. Anything will help and will be much appreciated by her, I’m sure of it. I’m asking that you please help Angie and River through this difficult situation.

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<div>The funds are to support <strong>Lisa’s family and fur babies during this difficult time.</strong>

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<div>From her loving family and Disney family…

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<div>Lisa’s journey has been marked by unimaginable loss. Years ago, she lost her mother suddenly and has since buried seven cousins, all far too young—all under the age of 40. It’s a sorrow no family should bear, and yet Lisa’s strength never wavered. She taught us resilience, love, and the importance of always showing up for one another.

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<div>Lisa is one of those rare souls who fills every room with light. She’s intelligent, kind, and endlessly driven, with a spirit that’s as free as it is genuine. She’s a lover of animals, the biggest Phish fan you’ll ever meet, and someone who always lived life her own way, saying what she felt, doing what made her happy, and inspiring everyone around her to do the same. Through her years at Disney’s Sebastian’s Bistro, Grand Floridian Café, and Big River Grille, she’s built a family of friends, coworkers, and loyal guests who followed her not just for her incredible service, but for the warmth and joy she brought to every interaction. Lisa has always been a light in so many people’s lives, and now, as she faces an unimaginable battle, <strong>we want to come together to give back some of the love, care, and strength she’s shared with all of us.</strong> This is our time to give back to Lisa and her family.

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<div><strong>Lisa needs us to show up for her as much as she had shown up for all of us and her family is in need of our support. Anything helps.</strong>

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<div>Hello, my name is Freddie Toledo. I'm a US Army veteran who served in the Vietnam War. Over the years, I've found comfort and peace in helping animals in need - especially the ones that don't have anyone else to care for them. 

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<div>Sometime ago, I rescued a cat from the streets. No long after, I discovered she was pregnant, and soon there were several kittens. Over time, they've had more kittens of their own, and now I have over 10 cats in my care. They mean the world to me - they bring me companionship, love and healing.

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<div>Unfortunately, the situation has become difficult to manage on my own. I want to make sure all my cats are healthy, well-fed, and most importantly, spayed and neutered to prevent more unwanted litters. The cost for vet visits, spaying, and basic care have become overwhelming.

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<div>I'm asking for your help to raise funds to cover:

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<li>Spaying/neutering for all my cats

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<div>Every little helps - whether is $5, $10, or just sharing this campaign. These cats have brought me peace and purpose, and with your support, I can continue to give them a safe, loving home. 

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<div>Thank you from the bottom of my heart for any help you can offer. 

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<div>Oh hello. I’m Sarah! <strong>I am 31 years old and I have a brain tumor!</strong> How fun is this! (I jest)
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<div>Due to this, I have lost my right visual field in both eyes as well as the middle in my left eye. What does that even mean? I can’t see much and what I can see is only out of the left side of my right eye. I can’t read with my left eye. Everything else is extremely grey and blurry. So as you can imagine, it has been very difficult. This started around the middle of July and I have seen a million doctors since then and I’ve been able to work one day since.
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<div>My insurance is okay but I’ve capped out on a few things, especially MRIs. They need a lot of pictures of my brain and only 2 of them have been covered fully.
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<div><strong>I am starting this GoFundMe because I need help!</strong> And I feel so much deep-rooted shame in asking for help financially but I’ve been poked and prodded and am currently sitting in a hospital bed with nothing to lose. Even just a penny will be appreciated and will cover both medical bills and travel expenses down to Miami.
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<div>I am hopeful this will be treated and my vision will return and I’ll be able to go back to enjoying all the things in my life, seeing my loved ones' whole entire face (instead of just one side), being able to drive, read a book, go to a job that I love, and be able to put this whole thing behind me.
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<div>Thank you to everyone who read this and donated. Any happy thoughts sent my way have made this experience more tolerable.
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<div>I love you all.
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<p>During 2017, I was frequently going to doctors for what started out as sinus infections and reoccurring red eye irritation.  I was told it was allergies- get a humidifier,  HEPA filters for my apartment and get rid of my mattress. When those changes didn't improve my conditions i was referred to  an ENT, allergist, ophthalmologist, even the dentist for my pain- in addition to my PCP. I was being prescribed eye drops, steroids, nasal sprays, anti-inflammatory drugs and antibiotics but nothing was working and my symptoms kept exaggerating. I spent over $2000 alone on various prescriptions last year.
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<p>During December I went to the ER &amp; Urgent care multiple times due to difficulty  breathing, uveitis, &amp; congestion. My doctors suspected I had an undetected autoimmune disease related to HTLV-1, a blood condition I was diagnosed with in high school. It doesn't require medication or care, but was advised i was unable to donate blood and that people with this blood condition have a chance of developing Lymphoma later on in life. The probability was low so no one thought to look into  HTLV as a factor of my health problems until my ENT discovered rapid deterioration of my septum that was not nasal spray related.  He recommended a CT Scan, blood work and for me to see an oncologist, but with my symptoms increasing escalating he told me to go to the hospital and be admitted. 
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<p>Unfortunately the  CT scan showed a mass in my etimoid sinus during my ER stay and the biopsy came back that the mass was cancerous. This was Christmas 2017. My parents flew from Michigan to Florida to be by my side, only to be told I was in grave condition because the mass was an aggressive cancer and there was risk of it spreading to my brain. I had <strong>Adult TCell Lymphoma.</strong> By this time, I could not see without sunglasses and developed nerve damage in my face, Bells Palsy. The hospital suggested I relocate to Michigan and do my chemotherapy through University of Michigan Ann Arbor hospital, which had a well-known cancer center that specialized in lymphoma.
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<p>Upon research, it was discovered that Adult TCell Lymphoma is rare in the United states, the survivial rate is low and there is no defined treatment plan for it. It is common in people of Japanese and/or Caribbean descent. In the last 20 years, I was the 5th person to come to U of M hospital with this disease and out of the 5, only one has survived 5 years past diganosis, and it is believed to be due to bone marrow transplant. I am hoping to be the second patient to survive and achieve remission.
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<p> <strong>I am almost done with my chemotherapy but in order to ensure the cancer won't return I need a bone marrow transplant.</strong> This page is to secure funds for my post-transplant care, after the insurance and grants I am still responsible for some costs, which require me to relocate close to the hospital for three months to ensure monitoring and prevention of post-surgery fatalities.  From the time I was diagnosed in December, I had to leave Florida, where I lived for 9 years, go on medical leave without pay from my job at Walt Disney World and  rely on my parents for assistance while waiting for my disability to approve, which can take up to 6 months. 
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<p> My health insurance costs $600/month, the cheapest housing (if available) for the transplant care starts at $1800/month. The rest of the funds are for food, medications, and assistance in getting to my doctors visits at the hospital.  During the 3 months I am having family take turns as my caregivers, due to my highly weakened immune system limiting contact to the outside world while my body regenerates.  24 hour care is required during the 3 month hibernation to make sure if any reactions develop, my caregiver can immediately transport me to the hospital. Given my family members that volunteered to help as caregivers live in either Grand Rapids or Midland (both almost 2 hours away) it will require sacrifice from everyone's work, family and personal schedules to undergoing the training required by the bone marrow team to be certified, because home health care organizations are not allowed as caregivers.<br /> If you want information on bone marrow transplants, bethematch.org has information on how the procedure and aftercare works.
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<p>Thank you for taking the time to read this; the support has been touching and I pray to be able to make enough money to cover the expenses not covered by insurance and grants.   I will update my progress and fundraising efforts through this page as well!<img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/28595604_15217889860_r.jpeg" alt="28595604_15217889860_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" />
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<div>Hello my name is Tiffany. I’m starting this go fund me to help out the love of my life Roberto Reyes in hopes we can get him on the road to recovery. Roberto has worked very hard and sacrificed much to care for those he holds dear. He should have been able to retire some time ago but he is still working as a technician to take care of himself and others. This has taken a toll on him. On January 27th, Roberto suffered a stroke and somehow managed to drive himself back home in his condition and I had to call an ambulance for him. He had a clot in his brain which was successfully removed during surgery. But he will be on a long road to recovery which could take months to a couple of years. They have high hopes for him but this unfortunate situation means he has to stop working, therefore he will financially struggle to pay his bills on top of upcoming medical expenses. He should have been able to retire long ago and it would have been better for his health. But financially it has been an issue. I’m hoping to be able to raise as much as I can for him and am grateful for your generosity. I will keep updating this as he progresses. Thank you to everyone!
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<div>Update as of February 1st: Roberto is doing ok. His speech has improved and the physical therapy is helping. He is still hospitalized but as soon as he is stable enough he will be staying in an intensive therapy rehabilitation center before being able to return home. And then from there he will continue to have intensive therapy. Thank you for your continued support and please even if you can’t donate if you can share this with as many people as possible that would help immensely!
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