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    Fred is has improved enough to be released from Clark Medical City Hospital, upon settling his current bill of approximately ₱450,000. We. Are doing our best to secure funding for his release, so that he can return to work as an Aviation Maintance Contractor. Any small donation helps, please share with everyone. Thank you. Ronald Henderson
    Dear friends, family, club brothers, and caring members of our community, We are reaching out on behalf of our club brother and dear friend, Fred Stoffer, who is facing a serious and unexpected medical emergency. Fred was recently hospitalized at Clark Medical City in Angeles City, Philippines, after suffering heart failure. We have been informed that his heart is currently functioning at only around 50% of the level it should. He remains in the Intensive Care Unit, where he is receiving continuous medical care and monitoring. Thankfully, Fred’s condition is improving and nearing stabilization. We are hopeful that he may be transferred from the ICU to a regular hospital room within the next day or two. However, he still faces a difficult period of treatment and recovery. Unfortunately, Fred is currently out of work and does not have medical insurance to cover this emergency. His hospital and treatment expenses are expected to exceed ₱700,000—approximately US$12,000—and may continue to increase as his care progresses. We are asking Fred’s friends, club brothers, and the wider community to come together and help him through this extremely difficult time. All donations will help cover his hospitalization, medical treatment, medications, and recovery-related expenses. No contribution is too small. If you are unable to donate, sharing this fundraiser and keeping Fred in your thoughts and prayers would also mean a great deal. Thank you for your kindness, generosity, and support as we help our brother Fred through this medical crisis and toward recovery. Respectfully, Ronald Henderson