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<div>In November 2024, my friend Katie's life <strong>changed</strong> almost <strong>over night</strong>. A caring and vibrant mother of three, wife, nurse, and devoted caregiver became largely <strong>bedbound</strong> after severe neurological symptoms rapidly took over following a virus and neck injury.
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<div>For the last several years, Katie had been caring for her chronically ill daughter. Now, her family is facing the unimaginable reality of <strong>fighting for Katie's health and future.</strong>
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<div>What began as confusion and searching for answers became an exhausting<strong> two-year battle. </strong>Katie now lives with progressive craniocervical instability and basilar invagination caused by a connective tissue disorder (EDS), which has weakened the structures meant to support her head and neck. In simple terms, there is dangerous <strong>pressure</strong> on her <strong>brainstem</strong> and <strong>spinal cord</strong>.
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<div>Katie experiences episodes of weakness and <strong>paralysis</strong>, <strong>tremors</strong>, severe head pressure,<strong> tics</strong>, burning <strong>nerve pain</strong>, difficulty walking, and left-sided neurological deficits. Sitting upright for even short periods of time can significantly worsen her symptoms. Katie spends <strong>22 out of 24 hours a day lying flat </strong>to avoid neurological decline.
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<div>I've watched her endure these episodes with grace, courage, and patience. I have seen firsthand her physically crawl her way to get up stairs in her beloved bungalow home for an entire year to spend more time with her kids on the porch and first level, until it was no longer possible. They sold their home to aid in her functionality and spend more time with her family. <strong>Even using a specialized custom wheelchair to support her head and spine is limited</strong> and often increases the pressure in her head. Something as simple as a trip to the backyard must be carefully planned, requiring multiple people, and is limited to less than two hours outside her bedroom. Even basic tasks like washing her hair now require help. She can be <strong>out of her neck brace for only a few minutes, </strong>while someone carefully supports her head in the exact position to prevent neurological symptoms.
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<div>After countless appointments, tests, waitlists, and consultations with specialists around the world, <strong>Katie has been accepted for highly specialized neurosurgery in Spain.</strong>..a surgery that offers hope of stability, relief, and the chance to reclaim pieces of her life for the first time in TWO years.
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<div>Things many of us take for granted, Katie misses dearly: sitting upright at the kitchen table with her family, hugging and cuddling with her family, going to church, helping her kids with homework and simply being present without sacrificing her health.
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<div>The decision was not made lightly. It came after extensive research, expert opinions, and exhausting efforts to find answers closer to home.
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<div>The costs are <strong>overwhelming</strong>. Out-of-pocket surgery, international travel, housing during recovery, medical care abroad, and ongoing expenses while Katie is unable to work have placed an enormous burden on the family.
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<div>If you know Katie, you know how much she has poured into others as a mother, nurse, friend, and advocate. Right now, she needs us to pour into her during this <strong>critical fight for her life</strong>.
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<div>Every <strong>donation</strong>, every<strong> share</strong>, and every <strong>prayer</strong> matters. Your support can help give Katie access to the <strong>lifesaving care</strong> she urgently needs and provide hope to a family carrying more than anyone should have to bear.
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<div>Hello, thank you for visiting this GoFundMe page. I have set this up for my brother, <strong>Colin Camp</strong>, and his family.
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<div>Last Friday morning (December 13), Colin suffered a traumatic stroke at age 39. While at a work meeting, he slumped over and suffered a terrible headache. Luckily, his co-workers knew to call 911, and he was rushed to the hospital for treatment. Today, December 23rd, two days before Christmas and over a week after his stroke, he succumbed to his injuries while in the ICU at Central DuPage Hospital, and passed away.
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<div>Colin has been working in HVAC and was recently promoted to a management position. Just over a year ago, he and his wife, Kati Camp, bought their first home. Colin is father to five children: Aiden (17), Kelsey (16), Colette (10), Selah (5), and Silas (2). Colin gave great bear hugs, has always worked tremendously hard to support his family, loved his wife and children fiercely, believes Christopher Reeve is the one and only true Superman (and would argue with you endlessly about it), enjoyed camping with his family and bonfires, sending his sister lots of random Spotify recommendations, and only real Christmas trees.
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<div>Thank you so much for your words of support, donations, and prayers. We are grateful for all the concern and love we have received this past week.
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<div>Hi everyone. It breaks my heart to inform you that my husband, Oscar Ramirez, suffered a brain hemorrhage on Wednesday night, July 13th. 
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<div>After so many traumatic events these past two weeks; starting off with my son being a gunshot victim at the 4th of July parade in Highland Park, to our toy poodle suffering two broken ribs after being attacked by two pitbulls, on top of all of those feeling, stressed from selling our current home and moving. The uncertainty of our family’s financial future in the upcoming weeks and even months is feeling more and more severe. All of these stressors and traumatic events have left Oscar in the hospital. We are frighten as to what's to come next but we are hoping for the best. 
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<div>Oscar has been transferred from the Lake Forest hospital to Northwestern Memorial Hospital. He has under gone a 7 hour surgery and we hoping and praying everything goes well moving forward. Before getting on the ambulance, half of Oscar's face was paralyzed, which caused even more worry and panic for me and my family. 
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<div>Please, I ask of you to help us lower Oscar’s stress, help us bring him back to a healthy state with your donations. Not only will it help to pay medical bills as he does not have insurance but, it will also help to lessen the financial burden of the medical bills and taking care of a family of 5. Oscar is a hard working man and an amazing father. Prior to this incident, Oscar and I were the only breadwinners in our home, as our eldest son is recovering from his gunshot wound. But now, I am left to pay all the bills on my own. Please, I ask of you to have us all in your prayers to keep us strong. Any donation will help! THANK YOU!!! WE ARE SO VERY GRATEFUL!❤️
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<div><strong>Update 3/23/22:  </strong>Hi everyone!  Sorry we haven't updated lately.  We have been waiting so that we could give a good one.  And yes, it has taken this long for that to happen.  Lots has happened over the past 3 weeks.  The first bit of WONDERFUL news is, as of yesterday, Stephanie passed her swallow study and is now able to eat.  This is HUGE!!!! They gave her some mushy (pureed) meat and gravy and she gobbled it up.  Staff had to slow her down.  She could aspirate since its been so long since she's had any type of food or liquid.  Hopefully she will take it slow. When I visited on Saturday she was talking about a cheeseburger with bacon.  I knew she was tired of the feeding tube then.   Steph has had all staples removed.  Bandages are off, including leg braces.  The only reason the leg braces are off is because Steph won't keep them on.  Last week, her mom went with her to a  couple doc appt's. (Ortho and Neuro) Her mom saw the x-rays.  Steph has plates and pins in both arms and legs and a thigh bone has plates, pins and a rod.  (She will definitely be setting metal detectors off everywhere) The Ortho doc said she is healing nicely.  We don't have a lot of information regarding the neuro appt.  Her brain needs lots more time to heal.  We do know that he thinks she will be in the rehab for a about a year.  We are all counting on her to prove that doc wrong.  This weekend we saw some positive change in Steph.  We made a poster board with pictures of her family and a couple of close friends.  She reacted to it exactly the way we had hoped.  She LOVED it!  She acknowledged a few people on it.  (her mom and Vivi, for sure!) Within a few minutes of looking at it, she lost interest and started talking about other things.  By "other things"  we have no idea what she was talking about.  Her words are very clear.  But most of the time she doesn't make sense.  She says names of people that we aren't familiar with.  She also LOVES to rhyme.  Its quite cute!  We believe with each passing day she will become more lucid.  Please know that the family was not trying to keep anyone from her.  Stimulation from new people is so important.  We just didn't think she was ready for an overwhelming amount of people.  She is so loved we knew that would've happened.  The family has asked that you please stop at the nurses desk on her floor before entering her room to make sure that she is appropriately robed for visitors.  Please, Please, Please stop at the desk to save Stephanie any embarrassment.  The family would also appreciate hearing how your visits with her go.  Some family aren't able to see her everyday.   Hearing other visitors experiences will be heart warming.  Please feel free to post on Stephanie's FB wall, GFM page or Private message with updates.   Stephanie is located on the second floor, near the nurses station.  Stephanie's family would like to Thank each and everyone of you for all your love, prayers, support and generosity.  You are all amazing!  She is definitely improving, "baby steps."  It's still way to soon to tell what Stephanie's future holds for her, physically and especially mentally.  Please continue to pray and share the GFM page. Every little bit will help her and Vivian.<br /><strong>#stephstrong</strong><br /><br />The address is:<br />Deerfield Crossing at Northbrook<br />4101 Lake Cook Rd.<br />Northbrook, IL 60062<br /><br /><strong>Update 2/28/22:  </strong>Hi!  Just a quick update.  There isn't much to report right now.  We are waiting for some significant changes and that's not happening as quickly as we hoped.  Last week she was so restless.  We think it was slowing down her healing process.  She just wasn't getting the rest she needed.   She is much more calm with the new meds.  Not a whole lot has changed.  She's trying to talk and form sentences, but its no easy feat.  Sometimes we can understand her and other times we can't.  The brain bleed has stopped.  She does  have some swelling still.  We assume it's getting better.  (no news is good news) This is a very slow recovery.  We need to have patience.   The family requests no visitors yet.  We will let you know when its ok for visitors.  <br />Keep the prayers coming! and PLEASE share the GoFundMe page.  <br /><strong>#stephstrong</strong><br /><strong><br />Update 2/21/22: </strong> Hi Everyone!  Good news! Stephanie moved to a rehab facility on Thursday, 2/17/22.  She's doing well and looks good.  Stephanie is <strong>somewhat</strong> awake and alert.  She is still struggling to recognize most people and speaking.  Her mom said that she did recognize them yesterday.  She was more talkative too.  She was trying to put sentences together.  Some made sense and some did not.  Also, she is not able to swallow yet.  We have been told that we need to be patient.  She needs more time to heal.  Its only been 2.5 weeks.  She has been through a lot.  The family has requested that we keep visitors to family only, for now.  Keep the prayers coming everyone!!  Steph needs us!  Please keep sharing the go fund me.  We are almost to our goal.<br /><strong>#stephstrong<br /><br />Update 2/16/22:  </strong>Just a small update.  Yesterday Stephanie had another procedure done.  All went well. She had her feeding tube inserted into her tummy, instead of having it go down her nose.  This is to hopefully help with her swallowing and speech.  She hasn't passed a swallow test yet.  (we have no idea how often they do them) She isn't talking much either.  When she speaks, you can barely hear her, or understand her.  She is definitely not ready for visitors, other than family.  Hopefully soon!  We will keep you posted when that changes.  We are only 2 weeks in.  She still has a long way to go.  Please keep praying and sharing the GOFUNDME.   Thank you all for your support and generosity.  It is much appreciated.<br /><strong>#stephstrong<br /><br />Update 2/14/22:  </strong>HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!  If you know Steph well, you know that she absolutely can't stand this day.  So its probably good that she's still a little loopy today. HAHAHA!!!  Sorry its taken a few days for this update. Here we go..... Saturday morning, 2/12/22, she had surgery on both legs.  All hardware (plates and pins) are inside now.  She had only been awake for 2 days before this surgery.  It felt like we took a couple steps back because She was heavily medicated most of the day on Saturday and Sunday.  She did recognized her parents. (extremely emotional moment for them) She is talking a little bit. As her mom said, "gibberish."  A little slurry and mumbling.  Everyday gets a little better.  She has a long road ahead of her.  Its going to be a good 6 weeks or so before she can bare any weight on her legs. She has been moved out of ICU and is on the orthopedic floor.   She still has a feeding tube in.  She hasn't passed her swallow study test  yet.  That is pretty common after being on the vent.  She just needs some time.  We are all so anxious to see her.  We know they have some restrictions due to COVID.  We will update soon, regarding visits with her.  For right now, we are giving her some time to get her "bearings back" and be with her family.  KEEP THE PRAYERS coming!!! and PLEASE keep sharing the GO FUND ME page.  We are so close to the goal!  We appreciate  everything you all have done already! Lots of Love and Hugs to everyone!<br /><strong>#stephstrong</strong><br /><br /><strong>Update 2/10/22: </strong> Last night was a little bit rough.  Stephanie coded in the middle of the night.  Her heart DID NOT stop, but it went wayyyyy low.  She didn't need CPR and they didn't need to use the defibrillator.  She needed to have her medication adjusted.  After that things were calm.  BUT WAIT!!!  THIS GETS EXCITING.  Her aunt and cousin went and visited this afternoon.  She was awake and moving around quite a bit.  THEY REMOVED THE VENT!!!!  She started talking a little bit.   When her aunt was talking steph said "Oh Shit!" 3 times.  We have no idea what they were talking about to make her say that.  We don't care!  We are just so happy she came back to us!  This is a huge step forward, especially after a crazy night!  She still has a long road ahead of her.  KEEP THOSE PRAYERS COMING!!!  THEY ARE WORKING!!!  <br /><strong>#stephstrong<br /><br />Update 2/9/22:  </strong>Surgery went well the other day on adjusting the external hardware.  Stephanie's sister, Amy was able to visit her last night.  The hardware is still on the outside of her legs.  She said they look a little better.  Also, less bandaging on her arms.  Her eyes opened and her head moved around when Amy started talking.  At that point, Amy grabbed her hand and Stephanie was holding tight, "gripping" is the word Amy used.  How Amazing is that??!!  And I think that's the first positive thing we have heard yet! She is still intubated.  The reason for the ventilator is to keep her relaxed.  If she were awake, she would be in excruciating pain.  Also, pain usually makes a patient restless.  With all  her injuries, she really shouldn't be moving at all.  As far as the brain bleed is, it remains the same.  We haven't heard of a "scale" or how bad it is.   All we know is that it hasn't gotten any worse.  Thank Goodness!  PLEASE KEEP SHARING THIS PAGE!  She has a VERY long road ahead of her.  And most importantly, KEEP THE PRAYERS COMING!  They are working!!!!  Thank you for all the kind words and generosity! You all are amazing!<br /><strong>#stephstrong</strong> <br /><strong><br />Update 2/7/22:  </strong>Another small update.  Stephanie is going into surgery late this afternoon.   They need to adjust the external hardware on her thigh.  That's all for now.  Updates will come later today or tomorrow morning.  KEEP PRAYING EVERYONE!!!<br /><strong>#stephstrong</strong><br /><strong><br />Update 2/7/22:  </strong>She had surgery on both arms yesterday and it went well.  She is still intubated.  And no change with the brain bleeds.  This is a small update.  I am hoping for more news later today.  Prayers!!!!<br /><strong>#stephstrong</strong><br /><strong><br />Update 2/5/22:</strong> They are still monitoring her brain swelling.  Once the swelling is down and she is awake they will evaluate if she has any brain damage. She is still on the ventilator and obviously not conscious.   Today, at some point, they will be operating on her arm that is the compound fracture.  When she is more stable they will work on her legs.  They placed a blood clot filter in her groin.  Thank goodness they did.  They found several blood clots they were able to suction out.  Her vitals are still good.  She does not have any internal injuries, Thank heavens!  We will update again, when we know more.  Thank you all for being so generous!  It is truly appreciated!!!  <br />PLEASE CONTINUE TO PRAY!  She needs it!  <br /><strong>#stephstrong</strong>  <br /><br />Hi everyone,
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<div>It is with a heavy heart that we are starting this fundraiser. Many of you already know, our sweet Stephanie was in a horrific car accident on Thursday, February 3, 2022, around noon. She is currently in ICU on a ventilator. She is stable but in critical condition. She was admitted to ICU with a brain bleed; both shins are broken, along with one femur, both forearms and two compound fractures as well (one leg and one arm). She was immediately taken to the OR for surgery. She has temporary hardware on the outside of her legs. She will have surgery again when she is more stable. Today, they were doing another brain scan to monitor her swelling. Fingers crossed, it's good news! She has a long road ahead of her, but we all know Steph. She is a strong girl who will power through like she always does. She knows Vivian, the love of her life, needs her more than anything. She will fight hard for Vivi, no doubt. If you know Steph, you know she would give the shirt off her back. We are hoping this time we can do the same for her.
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Let's give Stephanie the Shirt off our back!

5 years ago, my sister Maggie married her amazing husband, Steve. Having met at a kickboxing class, Steve and Maggie share a love of fitness. Over the past few years, and with a few marathons under his belt, Steve dedicated himself to preparing for his first Ironman race (a grueling triathlon consisting of a 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike, and 26.2-mile run...yeah, that's a full marathon at the end!), which he proudly finished in 2015. <img class="not-resizable" src="https://2dbdd5116ffa30a49aa8-c03f075f8191fb4e60e74b907071aee8.ssl.cf1.rackcdn.com/14677797_1474392087.6062_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" /><br /><img class="not-resizable" src="https://2dbdd5116ffa30a49aa8-c03f075f8191fb4e60e74b907071aee8.ssl.cf1.rackcdn.com/14677797_1474392097.0583_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" /><br /><br />He promptly signed up for another, and began training. Steve started off his second Ironman race in Madison, Wisconsin early in the morning on September 11, 2016, with Maggie cheering him on. <img class="not-resizable" src="https://2dbdd5116ffa30a49aa8-c03f075f8191fb4e60e74b907071aee8.ssl.cf1.rackcdn.com/14677797_1474391909.7817_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" />Unfortunately, near the end of the 112-mile bike course, Steve was involved in a serious bike wreck that put him in the ICU with skull fractures, brain swelling, a lung injury and multiple other fractures, some that will require surgery. Maggie and Steve are so thankful to the racers who stopped to assist him until an ambulance arrived - they may very well have saved his life.<br />Steve is still in the hospital, on the road to recovery, but it will be a long process, and an expensive one, with Steve unable to return to work for many months to come.<br /><br />I am starting this campaign to help Maggie and Steve with medical and living expenses in light of the extended care he will require and associated loss of income. It will mean so much to me and to all of Maggie and Steve's family for them to be able to focus on recovery and not to worry about becoming financially devastated. <br /><br />Thank you in advance for your support, contributions of any amount are greatly appreciated!

Steve's Recovery

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