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<div>My name is Brenda, and I am raising funds for <strong>Kelly, who is currently battling Stage 4 cancer while also facing homelessness</strong>. Despite undergoing intense treatments, Kelly continues to work a part-time job, but her income is nowhere near enough to cover housing, transportation, food, and the medical costs that come with fighting cancer.
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<div>Kelly is doing everything she can to stay strong. She shows up to treatments exhausted, in pain, and often without a stable place to rest afterward. <strong>No one should have to choose between cancer treatment and providing basic necessities, yet this is the impossible situation Kelly is living through. Please help if you can.</strong>
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Support Kelly's Fight Against Cancer and Homelessness

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<div>We wanted to share an update on Danielle’s fight and thank everyone who has continued to support us.
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<div>Over the past several months, Danielle has endured two major surgeries, seven months of chemotherapy, and countless doctor’s appointments. It has been an exhausting and life-altering process, but through it all, she has shown remarkable strength.
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<div>While there is still another major surgery scheduled for March, we’re grateful to say that she is heading in the right direction. This milestone brings cautious relief and renewed hope.
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<div>That said, life has been difficult. Bills continue to pile up, everyday expenses don’t pause, and we are truly living day by day. Your support—whether through donations, sharing this page, or sending encouragement—has made a real difference and continues to help us stay afloat.
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<div>Thank you for taking the time to read, care, and stand with us. If you’re able, please consider sharing this campaign so we can keep moving forward.
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<div>With gratitude,
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<div>Support Danielle in Her Fight Against Breast Cancer
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<div>Danielle’s journey began last summer when she started feeling unwell in July. As her symptoms persisted, she had to stop working and spent months navigating a constant stream of doctor’s appointments, searching for answers.
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<div>By New Year’s Eve, Danielle finally received a diagnosis of DCIS (ductal carcinoma in situ), a non-invasive form of breast cancer. In January, further genetic testing revealed she carries the BRCA2 gene mutation, significantly increasing her risk of future cancers.
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<div>In February, Danielle underwent a bilateral mastectomy, during which invasive carcinoma was discovered in the removed tissue, confirming a more advanced cancer diagnosis. Now, she faces five months of chemotherapy to address the cancer and a hysterectomy to manage a polyp and estrogen-driven cancer cells, further safeguarding her health.
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<div>This journey has been grueling emotionally, physically, and financially. Unable to work due to the rigorous demands of her treatment and recovery, Danielle is struggling to manage mounting medical bills and everyday living expenses.
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<div>Danielle is fighting with incredible resilience, but she needs our help. Your support can make an immense difference in lightening her financial burden, allowing her to focus on healing and recovery. Every contribution—big or small—goes directly toward medical costs, daily expenses, and the long road ahead.
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<div>Please consider donating, sharing her story, or sending her love and encouragement during this difficult time. Your kindness and generosity mean the world to Danielle and those who love her.
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<div>Thank you for standing with Danielle in her fight.
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Support Danielle's Battle Against Breast Cancer

<div>Hi, my name is Stephanie Botticelli. On May 21st—the day after our second wedding anniversary—my wonderful, kind, and sweet husband Brian was diagnosed with colon cancer. It hit us out of nowhere, and just as we were beginning to process the news, doctors found something else concerning in his scans.
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<div>After weeks of scopes, biopsies, and tests, we received a second diagnosis on July 8th: Brian not only has colon cancer, but also a rare and aggressive form of bladder cancer.
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<div>Two cancers.
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<div>We have a referral to the Cleveland Clinic for a second opinion. Because Brian’s bladder cancer is rare and aggressive, his oncologist wants to confirm the best course of treatment. Tentatively, Brian will begin a combination of chemotherapy and immunotherapy in the next 2–3 weeks, pending confirmation from the Clinic.
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<div>Anyone who knows Brian knows he’s the most compassionate, funny, and big-hearted person you could meet. This diagnosis has turned our world upside down. He’s been out of work since May, and the bills—from specialists, procedures, scans, and medications—are already piling up. And we know this is only the beginning of the long road ahead.
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<div>We're asking for help. Donations will go directly toward:
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<div>Support for both of us as I’ll need to miss more work to care for him
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<div>Brian left the North Shore almost seven years ago to come to Ohio and build a life with me. We’ve been together every day since. He’s my partner, my best friend, and the strongest person I know. Brian’s got Boston in his veins, he’s tough—and I have no doubt he’s going to kick cancer’s ass.
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<div>If you’re able to donate, please know that every single dollar truly makes a difference. If you can’t donate, we’d still be incredibly grateful if you could share this or leave a message of support for Brian. Just knowing people are thinking of him lifts his spirits.
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<div>From the bottom of our hearts, thank you.
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<div>With love,
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<div>Stephanie
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Boston Strong, Ohio Tough: Brian’s Cancer Fight

<div>We are heartbroken to announce the tragic passing of my beloved niece, Casey Lubell, a bright, bubbly soul cherished by all who knew her. Her unexpected departure has left her family with a profound sense of loss and many unforeseen expenses. As her family and friends navigate this difficult time, we are reaching out to our community for support in helping her mother, Lisa, and brother, George, cover the costs of her funeral and memorial services. Any contribution, big or small, will help us honor her memory in the way she truly deserves. Thank you for your kindness and support during this incredibly challenging time.
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<div>If you knew Casey, you loved her. She was a cherished face around Ipswich whose warmth and joyful spirit resonated deeply with all who knew her. Her love for Italy, cultivated during her transformative college years in Florence, remained a defining aspect of her life, infusing her conversations with tales and the language of the country she adored. Professionally, she was deeply respected, and many who were drawn to her radiant, bubbly nature eagerly anticipated her presence at The Riverview. At home, Casey was a devoted dog mom to NuNu and an emerging expert bread maker, delighting in the art of cooking and sharing her culinary creations with family and friends. Her mom, brother, and dog were the cornerstones of her world, providing a foundation of love and support that underscored her every endeavor. She will be deeply missed and never forgotten.
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Casey Lubell Memorial: Celebrate Her Life & Help Her Family

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<div>Joe and I wanted to give you an update on his condition. Joe began experiencing complications from the infection shortly after returning home and ended up back in the hospital. After many extensive tests to evaluate the infection, we found out Joe's cancer has returned. His cancer has metastasized and is considered stage four at this time. Joe will begin radiation next week in hopes to alleviate some of his discomfort. We wanted to thank you again for your overwhelming support as this has allowed Joe to focus on his recovery and now cancer treatments. We are continuing to keep Joe as comfortable as possible and will provide another update soon. 
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<div>Hi everyone! I wanted to give you an update that Joey is home and continuing his recovery journey. He has a long road ahead of him but he is doing well and wants to thank everyone for their thoughts, prayers, and generosity. It means more to him than you will ever know!
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<div>**Wow! I am speechless! I did not tell Joe that I made this page yet, but he will be so overwhelmed and grateful when I tell him today! Your support and generosity will mean so much to Joe, we cannot thank you enough!**
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<div>I've come to realize that Joe Gauthier has more friends than I could have ever imagined. Joe is an amazing individual who lights up every room he enters with his infectious smile and positive spirit. Unfortunately, life took an unexpected turn and Joe found himself in the hospital battling health issues that require extensive medical care. He has been in the hospital for over one month with a blood infection that has traveled into his spine causing excruciating pain. After several setbacks, including kidney failure and blood transfusions, he is now on the road to recovery. Joe has been unable to walk due to the infection and will need several more weeks of physical therapy to get back on his feet. However, spine surgery is still a possibility to correct an abscess within the bone. It's going to be a long haul, but as we all know, Joe will make it through this.
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<div>As Joe fights to regain his health, the financial burden of hospital bills, medications, and ongoing treatment has become an additional source of stress. Joe's business is so important to him, but he is unable to work for a while until he regains the ability to walk. We are creating this GoFundMe page after having many people ask how they can help. We are hoping to do all that we can to make sure Joe does not have to worry financially and can focus solely on his recovery.
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<div>All funds raised through this campaign will go directly toward Joe's medical expenses, medications, surgery, and follow-up treatments. Your generous contributions, no matter the size, can make a world of difference. Additionally, your messages of encouragement and well wishes mean the world to him.
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<div>Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your kindness, generosity, and support.
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<div>With gratitude,
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Support Joey's Recovery Journey

My name is April Caram, I am a coworker of Beth who is the mother of Raelynn, a 16-month old who was diagnosed with a brain tumor on June 6th. On June 8th this little girl had a 9 hour surgery 95% of the brain tumor was removed which leaves 5% of the tumor still intact. Raelynn will need further medical care and to undergo cancer treament and further surgery to remove the rest of the tumor and eliminate any remaining cancer cells. This will require her to remain at Dana Farber hospital for 6-8 months. We will have more information from the oncologist team and treatment plan on June 27th" Raelynn’s parents Beth and Billy are devastated and have not left her side since the surgery. During this critical time, leaving her side is an unbearable thought and being with her is an important part of her recovery. Raelynn is happy when she is with her parents. This has been an overwhelming experience for this young family and the financial stress is now starting to bare down on them. We are asking for your love and support as they have a very long road ahead of them. Your donations are greatly appreciated – Thank you!

Raelynn’s road to recovery from her brain tumor.

<div>Our dear friend Brian Lheureux was taken from us too early. Brian was the salt of the earth and would do anything for anyone. He was one of the kindest, most selfless people on the earth to many. He was a father, husband, brother, son and best friend.
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<div>Brian leaves a large void in the lives of many, but especially that of his wife Rachel, his son Jack and his daughter Piper. Brian was the sole provider for his family and his untimely death creates a large financial burden. His friends have created this fundraiser to help provide for his family during this difficult time.
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<div>Your donations will be greatly appreciated by the family and we thank you in advance.
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Giving Love for the Lheureux's

<div>Thanksgiving evening 11/25, my baby brother James Allain passed away unexpectedly from a Aortic Dissection. My family is very devastated and heartbroken. He was a wonderful son, brother, nephew, cousin and friend to many who knew him. He had a heart of gold and would help anyone in need. If you could help us that would mean the world to us. We need help with the funeral expenses to give him a proper burial. If you can’t donate please share this on your social media. <span>Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart.</span>

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<div>Christine has been diagnosed with breast cancer and needs a mastectomy.  She’s been out of work for 3 weeks already and after her surgery, in December, she will be out for another 8 weeks.  I’m sure we can all agree she shouldn’t have to worry about paying her mortgage, all her bills and feeding her family during her emotional path to fighting cancer.  Please help her by donating what you can.  Every little bit helps.

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Help Christine Overcome Breast Cancer

<div> Dawson's dad, Billy Prime lost his battle with his third reoccurrence of lymphoma on November 5th 2021. Having already being unable to work due to his health condition for the last few months his family is in need of financial support. Please consider donating to this fund to help Billy's family continue to live a happy and healthy  life.  Any and all donations would be very much appreciated.   
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Help Raise Dawson

Our daughter, Jacklyn was born three and a half months premature, weighing only a pound and a half. She spent what would have been the remainder of the pregnancy in the NICU. <br /><br />After missing many milestones, an MRI confirmed a diagnosis of Cerebral Palsy, an affliction that impacts her lower extremities. As a result of the spasticity (a constant and debilitating tightness of the muscles) associated with CP, Jacklyn's mobility has been seriously impaired throughout her life resulting in pain, physical exhaustion, and at times, emotional distress.<br /><br />We are very fortunate to have learned about a procedure called Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy (SDR) and we are pleased to say that Jacklyn has been approved for this surgery. It will take place on October 5th, in St. Louis Missouri, and performed by Dr. T.S. Park, who is considered to be the best in his field. This spinal surgery consists of cutting into the vertebrae and severing the specific nerves responsible for her spasticity. A second surgery will be required also in St. Louis, several months later to lengthen her heel tendons to allow for greater range of motion.<br /><br />Both procedures should prove to be immensely beneficial for Jacklyn, but Dr. Park has emphasized that in order to achieve the optimal outcome, an intensive and demanding program of physical therapy must be in place for months to follow. Unfortunately, insurance will only cover limited sessions, not the long term therapy that Jacklyn will require for her recovery to be at its fullest potential. Hence, our Go Fund Me page to help with necessary PT sessions and travel expenses. <br /><br />Please consider the magnitude of Jacklyn's difficult journey. Any donations will be graciously accepted and please be assured that every penny will be spent on Jacklyn's healthcare. Please share this page to help raise awareness of this life changing procedure.<br /><br />Thank you!<br /><br />Lisa Thomas and Mike Thomas

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