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<div>Hi everyone! I’m raising money to help make it possible for my mom and I to attend the upcoming Twenty One Pilots concert. Their music has meant so much to me over the years, and going to their concerts has become something really special that my mom and I share together.
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<div>I’ve been working and saving money myself, and I’m able to cover my own part of the trip, but finances are making it difficult for my mom to be able to come with me. I’m not able to make a trip like this on my own, and these concerts have become such an important memory for us together that I really want to make this experience possible for both of us.
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<div>With me getting older and preparing for the next stage of life, this could honestly be one of our last opportunities to take a trip like this together before I move out someday. Any support, no matter how small, would mean the world to us. Even sharing this page helps more than you know. Thank you so much ❤️ |-/
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Support Our Mother-Daughter Twenty One Pilots Concert Trip

<div>We Are reaching out with heavy hearts and hopeful spirits the dad of three was just in a serious motorcycle accident yesterday that left him with critical injuries and a up hill battle ahead he is currently in the hospital undergoing intensive treatment and while we are grateful he is alive the road to recovery is long. He suffered a shattered collarbone and broke 6 ribs on the right side a broken hand  And a hematoma

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<div>on the right side of his head and tons of bone bruising . We know times are tough for everyone and it means the world to us that you have taken the time to read this story whether ur able to donate , share this page , or just keep this dad in your thoughts and prayers we deeply great full for your kindness and support giving them strength through this families most difficult time . 

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A dads road to recovery begins with us

<div>Josh Bair has always been a hard-working, generous, and fun guy. He is ready to help others who need him. He is a beloved uncle, close friend, loyal spouse and funny person. He is very good at solving problems and getting things done. His kindness has touched the lives of everyone around him. Now we have the opportunity to show Josh, Jaclyn and their three adorable girls our love and support as they face this incredible challenge and as he battles for his life.  
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<div>Josh’s Story: On Labor Day, Sept. 6, 2021, Josh had a mild fever, stomach pain, breathing difficulty and shoulder pain. He went to a clinic in Idaho Falls and they ordered an ultrasound for the next day. Josh and Jaclyn thought he had gallbladder issues and that it would lead to a simple inconvenient gallbladder surgery at worst. When the ultrasound was done, they were told a mass the size of a softball was found and it looked like lymphoma. Josh and his family discovered that he had a very rare form of cancer (Metastatic Desmoplastic Malignant Blue Small Round Tumor) that mainly affects younger men and has only been found in about 200 people since it was discovered in the 1980’s.  After countless rounds of radiation, surgeries, and doctor appointments, Josh was placed on hospice late last week.   
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<div>His battle has been tough and our hearts are hurting deeply because of this news.  He is a great father and husband and his family needs all of the prayers, love, care and support we can give. We are creating this page in the hope that we can ease some of their burden as they go through this life-changing trial. Please consider helping us reach our goal of providing some financial support to this terrific family. 
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The Josh Bair Family

<div>Update-  Mikey Corless has been declared Cancer Free by doctors.  This is an amazing blessing for the family.  They appreciate the support and donations on their behalf.  There still remain medical bills that the family is in need of support.  Your contributions will ensure their family has the ability to pay many of the lingering bills for the services provided to Mikey.
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<div>Little Mikey Corless is the son of Michael and Melanie Corless. Mikey joined the Corless family this past May. He was recently diagnosed with Kidney Cancer. Treatment, which necessitates weekly travel from his home in Utah to Dallas, Texas, will happen for the next 6-12 weeks at minimum. Following treatment, he will need to undergo surgery to remove the tumor. Following this procedure, he will need to have ongoing screenings every three months until he is 5. There is a 95% chance that until age five, when he would be eligible to have a kidney removed, that cancer will return.
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<div>Mikey's father, Michael, is a teacher and coach at Lincoln Academy in Pleasant Grove, Utah. He is an amazing educator, mentor, and friend to all Lincoln families and staff. We all know that educators don't make much- and certainly not enough to cover the travel costs and yearly out-of-pocket maximum required by insurance companies. We are hoping to help support the estimated cost of travel and the family's obligation for health care for the next 18 months.
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Help little Mikey Corless

No parent/sibling/grandparent/family member should ever have to go through a loss or tragedy. For all of you who believed in and prayed for Kyle during his battle with addiction, I want to personally say thank you. Kyle struggled for many years with this horrible sickness that tragically took him from us. He was a kindhearted, loving and loyal person. He would give the shirt off his back to anyone in need, even if it was his only one. He loved unconditionally and dreamed big, yet his time with us was cut short. Because of Kyle's life choices he was not able to be the Dad Avery deserved or could've had. Kyle suffered from guilt that he was not there for his baby boy who is now four. His dream was to get better and be Avery's daddy which sadly will never happen, but his memory lives on and Avery will grow to learn that even though his daddy was sick and wasn't able to be there for him in a physical sense, that he loved him SO much. Not a day went by when Kyle  was on the streets that he didn't pull Avery's picture out, kiss it and cry. Avery's momma Cydney has been a light in our lives. She has been through the most difficult times in her young life and yet has found the strength to be an amazing Mom to Avery. Kyle loved her unconditionally and loved that Avery had her as his momma. I am so lucky to call her my Daughter-in-law and to have her in my life. I wanted to create this go fund me page for her and for Avery so they don't have to financially struggle so much. I try to help out as much as I can, but it's still not enough. Anything anyone is willing to give would so be appreciated to help this Cydney and Avery out so that she can give him the best opportunities life has. Kyle would've wanted Avery to play all sports or sign up for swim classes and especially go to college. Thank you again to everyone for all your love and support for my beautiful boy. ❤️ If you feel inclined, please share this on your Facebook so we can help Avery and Cydney live a little easier through this difficult time. Love you all. <br /><br />Thank you from the bottom of my heart, Lynn-D

Love & support for Cydney and Avery

Two years ago Madalyn started having chest pains and headaches, so she went down the cardiac route of blood work, X-rays, CT scans, MRIs, heart echoes, and anything you can imagine to have everything come back normal. She worsened and started experiencing shooting pain and fatigue all over her body, so she went down the arthritis route and went to supposedly one of the best specialists in the United States to again have everything come back normal. She went down the pain specialist route to again have everything come back normal. She continued to worsen and would have days where she just needed to stay in bed for hours. After tons of doctors in Idaho and Utah all coming back and saying we don't know, maybe it's in your head and should try anti depressants, she moved on to more "naturalist" doctors. At this point they were desperate to try anything to get answers. Destin Thayne in rexburg has been the most help and diagnosed Madalyn with lymes disease.She has been to Mexico at Dr Calzada's clinic who is both a MD in western medicine and also practices naturalistic medicine. She has been treated with body detoxing and stem cell injections. She needs to go again in November and probably needs to go another four times after that. It is an expensive process and insurance doesn't cover any of it.I know none of us understand why or what exactly is happening. All we know is that she is in pain and is a very important piece of our lives and we are willing to do whatever it takes to get her help.

Madalyn Luthy