Mateo was born at 35 weeks, his lungs weren't fully developed. Due to complications, he was air lifted to Denver. We just ask if friends and family could help. Even if it's $5 we appreciate every penny. This will go towards expenses, as we don't know how long we will be out here. Thank you, and God bless.

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<div>On December 10th 2022 Benjamin James Lockett stopped in Nashville on his way to his new destination, Indiana. It was there that he noticed a strange tingling in his left testicle. By then he had driven over 2,100 miles from Nevada, so he attributed it to that. Soon after, in early February, he noticed a mass in his lower abdomen, thinking it was swollen flesh from a hernia or something. The discomfort turned to significant pain on February 21st, so he went to Urgent Care the next day and received a referral for a CT scan in Fort Wayne IN. The following day, on the 23rd, he received the CT. The results were sent to his primary physician in Nevada that evening who contacted Ben right away to order him to immediately, and without delay, get to the Emergency Room for blood thinners and treatment. He then admitted himself into the ER that night. On Friday the 25th they removed his left testicle due to testicular cancer. On Monday February 28th they had the spots on his liver biopsied and awaited results. He was discharged from the hospital on March 1st with Stage 4 Testicular/Liver Cancer. The pain increased to the point where sleep was impossible and comfort was nonexistent, so on March 9th they contacted his oncologist who to directed him to double up on his pain meds and to go back to the ER. That evening they started Ben on an aggressive chemo where he’s given an IV bag of chemo medicine for 5 days in a row as an inpatient and then a shot on day 6 to begin his outpatient. After 2 weeks as an outpatient they want him to readmit as an inpatient to do the same process over again. They’re hoping that by mid-June his pain will subdue, the tumor will shrink, and he can discontinue that particular revolving regimen and reassess his options. 
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<div>Through all of this Ben remains resilient and hopeful. His attitude is good, and he is very thankful for all of the prayers and assistance. What little insurance Ben has will not be enough to cover these massive expenses, so we’re asking for monetary donations any amount, even if it’s $1. Ben’s family thanks everyone for their help, and especially for their prayers as we all lift Benjamin James Lockett up to his Creator God in the Name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
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<p>Hi my name is Alejandra, my dog name is Chleo. Unfortunately I’m currently unemployed and I do not have anyway of paying back the bills for my pet surgery.
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<p>What had happen to my pet was she got into a dog fight, &amp; one of the dog had gotten ahold of her neck and ripped her muscle meaning she wasn’t able to lift her head any longer. It took 3 hours for the surgery to be successful, and her recovery is going to be hard but if there’s anyway you can help anything is helpful.
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<strong>Diagnosis story:  </strong><br />Makayla and Diego found out at their 20th week of pregnancy, that baby Tegan had a heart problem. As their pregnancy continued, they were referred to the OU Children's Hospital in OKC. Every week, they had to drive from Tulsa to OKC for some sort of appt or testing. The doctors had diagnosed baby Tegan with Heterotaxy and a complete heart block. As the pregnancy continued, we were finding out more and more things wrong with baby Tegan's heart. The doctors were HOPING that the pregnancy could make it to 32 weeks. About the 34th week their doctors told Makayla/Diego - not to get their hopes up that baby Tegan would survive very long after birth. The OU Children's Hospital cardiologist surgery team of doctors were baffled they had never seen anyone with all of these complex heart issues. They had seen some hearts with one or two issues, but never as complex as hers. They said it was one of the worst heart diseases they have ever seen and determined it was inoperable. No one gave up hope, we all stayed positive, there just had to be a way she would survive. Around the 35th week, Makayla had received a phone call from the cardiologist surgery team. They had come up with the last idea, let's get baby Tegan on the heart transplant list! That would solve all of Tegan's problems! <br /><br /><strong>Birth story: </strong><br />March 30, 2020 - 8:10am Tegan Dawn Jungo was born at 37weeks and 5 days via C Section, weighing 5lb 15oz and 17in. After birth on the way to the operation room Tegan's heart stopped beating and they did CPR on her for 15 minutes and almost called it when her heart started beating again! She is such a little fighter!! She quickly went into surgery and received temporary pacing wires in her chest. She is in the CVICU at OU Children’s hospital where her chest currently remains open right now due to swelling and complications with blood pressure. Those need to be improved in order to close the chest back up and place a more permanent pacemaker in the abdomen. Once stable and strong enough she will be transferred to St. Louis Children's hospital. From there they are hoping to get her added on the transplant list and wait for an available heart. We are praying and keeping our faith strong for our little fighter. God’s watching and she’s got this! She is SO strong and such a fighter. By the way the doctors are talking, this process could take months and months.  Makayla will be next to Tegan this whole time. Makayla/Diego are still trying to figure out the commuting back and forth from Tulsa to OKC and the commuting from Tulsa to St. Louis. They also have to make sure they are maintaining their home in Tulsa, working, and traveling to go see Tegan.   Currently with all of this Covid-19 stuff going on, the St. Louis Ronald McDonald house is closed. So once Tegan is up at St. Louis Children's hospital, the lodging will become an issue for Makayla &amp; Diego. Hoping the Covid-19 issue is over by the time Tegan and Makayla/Diego get there.  <br /><br /><strong>Tegan's full complete diagnosis: </strong><br />Heterotaxy, complete heart block, Left atrial isomerism, common atrium, balanced AV canal, Double outlet right ventricle with non committed VSD, Interrupted inferior vena cava, sever noncompaction cardiomyopathy, severe atrial stenosis, and mild pulmonary stenosis. <br /><br />These funds would help with all travel expenses, pay medical bills that are 'in and out of network'. Help with any/extra household expenses while they are away. Thank you for any support you can provide. If you can't help with this fundraiser, could we ask of you, please say some extra prayers for baby Tegan and her momma and daddy. We will update this page with photos, and health updates, hopefully maybe every other day. Thank you

Jennifer Kremer

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