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<div>Our son, Ian Chapman is currently in the ICU following an unfortunate accident Wednesday, January 28, 2026. Ian has suffered multiple injuries to the brain and spine.  Multiple fractures to his skull , spinal injuries, broken ribs,  bruised spleen and Pneumothorax. 

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<div>Ian is currently is in the Intensive Care Unit in Hot Springs, Arkansas. We are actively working on solutions to move him to Parkland medical center in Dallas. The goal is to get Ian home so he can be supported by his family and friends while receiving care at one of the most renowned trauma centers in the United States.

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<div>Due to the traumatic brain injuries Ian has suffered it is extremely challenging for him to communicate and comprehend and for those who know Ian well he’s not happy that he has to stay in bed and can’t do what he wants.  Those challenges and Ian‘s current situation are not ideal as he began his road to recovery.  

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<div>As of Friday January 30th the doctor informed us Ian was stable and should have a full recovery. The family was relieved and went for a quick lunch to celebrate the news that we had heard from the doctor.  Shortly after that conversation we received a call notifying us that Ian’s vitals began to drop rapidly and they were forced to intubate Ian.

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<div>We are willing to do whatever it takes to ensure Ian is well taken care of and has the best possible care. Unfortunately medical expenses add up quickly with ICU hospital care, medical air transportation, etc. We would greatly appreciate you helping contribute with whatever you are able to donate, and if you are not able to help financially and you still want to support Ian please consider sharing this and sending him your thoughts and prayers. Anything helps. 

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<div>We appreciate you and thank you for loving and supporting our Ian. We will try to update this post as things progress and we get more information. 

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<div>Liz, Craig, Caitlyn, and Edward

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<div>Sharon is a 57 yr old Elementary school teacher who suffered a traumatic fall at home on Thanksgiving day with her family in the house.  The fall resulted in a severe brain injury which many long term deficits. It has been over 200 days since her fall and she is still not home, transitioning back and forth between hospitals to rehabs. Her recovery has been a marathon with many many more miles to go. We are unaware of what the end outcome will be regarding placement but know there are obstacles coming. Her insurance company is beginning to show signs that they won’t pay for her to stay in the hospital anymore but  finding a rehab facility is tough because she still has her trach and feeding tube. All the contributions will go directly to medical expenses to cover the cost of her recovery.
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<div>Hi friends and family, it’s Melon Moon. This year has been a very mentally difficult year and then something I never thought would happen had happened.

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<div>On September 13th, I got hit by a car while I was scooting home around midnight. Unfortunately it was a hit and run, meaning that I did not receive any medical financial help from the one who hit me. Thankfully my partner <span>was biking home with me. They called their family and 911 while I laid on the road, unconscious.</span>
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<div>My skull was fractured and I had a contusion on the right side of my head. My blonde hair changed into the color red. I was passed out for 30 minutes to an hour and then woke up very confusion. I could not remember what had happened / could not say sentences correctly / could not remember words or memory / could not read or write. I was so dizzy. I had bruises everywhere. I was vomiting very much. Could not eat. Could not use the restroom easily. Could not look at lights or listen to sounds. Could not walk very well. I could not even cry. It was all so incredibly scary.

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<div>After tests / MRI scans / CT-scans and lots of meds and rest, I was out within 2 days and taken care of by family for a week, but then one day… I woke up in the middle of the night and had a seizure. I had to go back to the hospital all over again. Another 2-3 days. Thankfully they prescribed me anti-seizure medicine. They told me it was all normal.

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<div>I was diagnosed with TBI, Traumatic Brain Injury.

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<div>However, it is good news time now! I am in the mend and can speak / type / write / listen / hear / sleep / eat / walk / smile. I still cannot go back to work and have to rest a whole lot, but I am alive. I don’t know how I am alive, but I am so grateful that I am.

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<div>The reason I started this GoFundMe was because since I cannot work, samm and I are struggling to pay medical bills (over $7,000) / rent / electricity / internet / food / medicine. We are suffering deeply and need as much help as we can get. I am not the type of person to ask for money, but this is the one and only time I will ever need to. If there is any way you can donate even $1 or $5, that would help tremendously.

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<div>Thank you all for reading this and for everyone who has been here for me, praying for me, listening to me, bearing with my anxiety and trauma and extreme PTSD. I appreciate all of the help and reassurance and kindness and love I have received.

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<div>If you have any questions, please leave me a message! I’d love to fill you in!

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<div>My name is Neena and I’m one of Chris’s friends. I first met Chris working at CHI hospital as we were both RN’s working in the ER. We became fast friends and spent a lot of time together (we even did travel nursing together). Although we live apart now he knows all it’s takes is a text or a call and I’m there. For those of you who know Chris, you know that he is the sweetest person to ever walk this Earth. He is an amazing RN and a much more amazing person. I’m so lucky to know him.
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<div>I’m starting this go fund me because Chris is never going to ask for anything from anybody. He is the type of person who does not ever want to be considered a bother. We all know how expensive treatment is for cancer, but to go through it TWICE is unimaginable. Thankfully his CEA markers are starting to come down with treatment but he is still scheduled for an expensive surgery in November. He beat cancer once and he is going to do it again. All I’m asking is for a little help to take some of the burden off of him. It doesn’t have to be a-lot because any amount is a blessing. Keep him in your hearts and prayers. Thank you, and you are appreciated. 
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<div>ALL donations go DIRECTLY to Chris. Nothing goes through my bank account. 
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<div>On 5/7/25, my 17-month-old daughter Lily was taking a nap when she began having a seizure. We called 911, but even with prompt attention, the rescue drugs were unsuccessful in stopping her seizures. <strong>She was life-flighted to Arkansas Children’s Hospital</strong> and eventually there they were able to get her seizing under control. She has undergone a laundry list of tests, including EEG, lumbar puncture, CT, tons of blood tests, and more. It was revealed upon labs that she was severely anemic for which she received a blood transfusion and fluid resuscitation, she also has what appears to be more than one blood clot in her brain. She will undergo an MRI today with sedation and airway management to determine the extent of the blood clots. <strong>I will be having to miss work for her hospital stay and we also have 4 other children (including Lily's twin sister Layla).</strong> We are over an hour from home and having to drive back and forth, which in itself is extremely difficult and expensive. Even if you cannot donate to help us, just a prayer or well wishes for Lily are so appreciated. She is the absolute sweetest baby, and our hearts are broken watching her suffer through this.



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<div>We unfortunately did not get good news for Lily. Her MRI shows she suffered a stroke in her parietal lobe and also has multiple blood clots in her superior sagittal sinus and the surrounding vessels are extremely congested putting pressure on her brain. She has been loaded with a seizure medication called keppra and we are waiting on hematology to decide on options for a blood thinner. 
Since she’s such a hard stick, she may be getting a PICC line also, we aren’t for sure yet. 
Please continue to pray for her. I can’t describe the feeling of being told your one year old baby has had a stroke, thank you to everyone who has checked on her I appreciate it so much.<br />


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<div>Unfortunately when it rains it pours 
Lily came to the neuro floor this afternoon and things seemed okay at first but she started seizing again. The first one was short and resolved so we were planning to do EEG overnight and load her with the seizure med again however she went back into a seizure lasting 10+ minutes and needed 2 doses of Ativan to get her out of it. She’s back on the video EEG and feeling okay now that she’s stable. 
I wouldn’t wish this absolute helplessness and fear on my worst enemy, if I could suffer through all of this for her I would in a heartbeat. I’m trying so hard to stay positive but I’m just feeling really discouraged and scared for what the future holds for lily. Please say a prayer for her all I want is for her to get better and come home <br />

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<div>- Yesterday Lily had a swallow study with fluoroscopy, it showed she is having episodes of aspiration as well as silent aspiration with almost every swallow when drinking. Speech therapy has modified her diet to moderately thickened liquids for the next 6 months and then we will reevaluate. 
-her levels for her blood thinner looked good yesterday but today are very low again  the vascular access team will be down soon because her IV started leaking so she’s going to have to have another one placed. 
- neurology increased her seizure medicine from 40mg/kg to 60mg/kg this morning so hopefully that will keep any seizures at bay while we continue to get her blood thinners at a good dose.<br />
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<div>We’re incredibly grateful for your support. These funds will go toward immediate needs—funeral expenses, basic living costs, and helping the girls stay grounded during this transition. Every donation is helping provide stability in the midst of their grief. Thank you for being part of their story.
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<div>I am starting this fundraiser on behalf of the Moreland sisters, who live in our neighborhood. They are now facing life without either of their parents.
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<div>Their father passed away a few years ago. Earlier this week, their mother passed unexpectedly. They have no living grandparents either.
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<div>These girls have been through unimaginable losses, and their lives have forever changed overnight. As their neighbor and friend, I’ve watched them grow up and seen firsthand the love their mother poured into them. She did her best to raise them with strength and kindness, and now that burden falls to the community around them.
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<div>This fundraiser is to help cover immediate needs—funeral expenses, food, clothing, school costs, and eventually long-term support. These girls deserve stability, safety, and a chance to grieve without the added weight of financial stress.
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<div>If you feel moved to give, any amount will help. And if you’re not in a position to donate, sharing this page is just as meaningful.
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<div>Thank you from the bottom of my heart for reading, sharing, and supporting them through this devastating chapter.
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<div>With gratitude,
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<div>We had to create a new fundraiser due to Jennifer making the first one. We will need to go through a process to release the remainder of the funds in the other one. The funds from this new one will be available for the boys to use now.
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<div>Life can change in an instant, and our family is facing an unimaginable tragedy. My five young nephews lost their father, and in the midst of grieving, their mother created this GoFundMe to help support them through the difficult road ahead. But now, just days later, we have lost her too.
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<div>These boys have lost both of their parents in the span of a week, leaving them heartbroken and facing an uncertain future. They are now in the care of family, but the sudden loss has left them without the financial stability their parents worked so hard to provide. As they grieve and adjust to this heartbreaking reality, we want to ensure they have everything they need—housing, food, clothing, education, and emotional support.
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<div>Our goal is to raise money to help cover immediate and long-term expenses, including:
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<div>Educational expenses to ensure their future remains bright
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<div>We are rallying together to continue what she started to make sure her boys are cared for, supported, and given the best possible future despite this devastating loss.
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<div>No child should have to endure this pain, and we want to do everything we can to provide them with stability, love, and security. Every donation, big or small, makes a difference in their lives.
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<div>If you are unable to donate, please consider sharing this campaign to help us reach others who may be able to help.
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<div>From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for your kindness, love, and support.
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<div>With gratitude,
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<div>Devin Davis, Jasin Davis, Jakeb Davis, Tobias Davis, Preston Davis, Regina Lindsey (Mother to Andy), Amber Craig (Sister to Andy)
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Help 5 boys After the Sudden Loss of Both Parents

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<div>On the day before him and his girlfriend’s baby shower, Shelby, the backbone of his family, was struck by a falling tree while driving to work. Thankfully, a bystander called 911 after the accident. Tests revealed a fractured spine and the estimated recovery is 3-6 months.

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<div>Natalie, pregnant with their baby girl Stevie due in 6 weeks, now faces the challenge of managing the household while Shelby recovers. Any donation to help with bills, gas, and food would be a welcome support. We'll continue to update on Shelby's progress. We're all rooting for this determined dad to be back home soon to love on his family.

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