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<div>Hi, my name is Aleisha. I am trying to raise funds to help my son. It took me a while to get up the courage to ask.
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<div>The quick‑and‑dirty
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<div>Who: Elliot Anglin, freshly minted high‑school grad, gifted artist, future radio‑and‑film major, all‑around hilarious human.
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<div>Diagnosis: Acute T‑cell lymphoblastic leukemia (yep, the gnarly one) diagnosed February 7, 2024.
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<div>Status: In maintenance phase (great counts, still a full year of chemo, lumbar punctures, labs, meds, and “please‑poke‑me‑again” clinic visits ahead).
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<div>Goal: $30,000 to wipe out sky‑high back bills and cover the next year’s out‑of‑pocket costs (so leukemia debt doesn’t choke out college before it starts).
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<div>Elliot’s story (the heartstring section ❤️)
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<div>Three things you should know about Elliot:
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<div>He’s absurdly creative. Sketchbooks, digital art, short films - if it tells a story, he’s on it. His plan: start at Austin Community College’s renowned Radio, Television &amp; Film program, then level up to Texas State.
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<div>He’s endured more plot twists than a soap opera. Elliot lost his dad Aaron in a car crash when he was a toddler. Years later, his stepdad Danny (who brought three new siblings into the fold) was killed in a motorcycle hit‑and‑run. Through every shake‑up, Elliot kept cracking jokes and making art.
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<div>He didn’t choose the leukemia life; the leukemia life chose him. Treatments slammed into senior year. Graduation pics feature both a cap &amp; gown and a port in his chest - very avant‑garde.
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<div>Why the money matters (a.k.a. “I thought insurance handled that?!”)
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<div>Even with insurance, turning 18 shut off survivor benefits, and copays snowballed. The family is staring down:
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<div>Past‑due bills: hospital stays, lab work, imaging, prescriptions.
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<div>Monthly maintenance costs: chemo, lumbar punctures, bloodwork, home meds, surprise ER runs.
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<div>Living expenses &amp; travel: gas to Dell Children’s, parking fees, missed work shifts for Mom (Aleisha) and her partner, plus feeding three siblings who firmly believe pizza is a food group.
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<div>Hospitals keep treating, but late fees and collections drag credit scores - and a kid who’s fought this hard shouldn’t start adulthood in the red.
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<div>Stretch goal: normalcy
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<div>Your donation means Elliot can worry about acceptance letters instead of collection letters. It keeps art supplies on his desk, gas in the tank, and college firmly on the horizon.
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<div>Elliot is proudly trans ️‍⚧️
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<div>For many donors that’s a heck yes rally point; for some it’s just another adjective. Either way, we’ll mention it once and focus on the universal goal - keeping a brilliant teen alive and thriving.
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<div>Ways to help
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<div>Give what you can. Skip just one fancy‑coffee run? That’s a week of anti‑nausea meds.
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<div>Share. Post the link with a note about why you care - personal shares raise 3–5× more than generic reposts.
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<div>Comment &amp; follow. Words of support boost visibility in GoFundMe’s algorithm AND fuel Elliot on the rough days.
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<div>Follow the journey
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<div>Aleisha will drop updates here after each major milestone - lab results, lumbar puncture victories, and the inevitable family selfies. Expect plenty of sass, gratitude, and maybe a cat cameo.
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<div>From Elliot (in his own snarky words):
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<div>“Leukemia tried to cancel my future. I plan to hit ‘unsubscribe.’ Thanks for helping me trade IV poles for camera poles.”
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<div>Thank you for reading, sharing, and donating. Let’s get this kid back behind the lens where he belongs.
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Help Elliot Finish the Fight & Still Chase His Film‐School D

In unfortainute circumstances,  I am writing this on behalf of the marsh family.  On Wednesday March 31st their baby boy passed away suddenly.  I am making this go fund me for them so they will be able to pay any medical expenses, funeral expenses,  and have a cushion so they can resort to donations to pay for living expenses while they take time to grieve about their horrific loss.  We are not suppost to loose our children.  Let's come together as a community and help them out in their desperate time of need.  Thank you in advanced.

Help the Marsh Family

Henry “Hank” Wienecke passed away on October 19, 2020, in Waco, TX. This comes as a devastating blow to our family, as his youngest child (my father) just passed away on 8/8/20. Hank and his wife, Dottie, were married for over 65 years. They outlived BOTH of their children. Hank served in the United States Air Force, and flew air-combat missions in the Korean Conflict. He also served his community as a reserve police officer, a volunteer firefighter, the former President of his Rotary Club, an elder to his church body, and much much more. 

Hank’s memorial service will be held on Saturday December 5, 2020, at 2:00 pm, at Peace Lutheran Church in Waco, TX. 

Please help support our family through this heartbreaking time, in any way that you can. Any and all contributions and/or shares are greatly appreciated. 

Bless you all.

Hank Wienecke’s End of Life Services

This weekend has been the most painful and worst weekend of my whole life. On the morning of August 9, 2020, I received word that my mom, Colita Parker had passed away due to coronavirus pneumonia. My heart, and being, ache in a way I cannot describe. My siblings and I saw and spoke to mom on Tuesday. On Wednesday I was contacted by the memory care facility that mom had tested positive for COVID-19. Due to moms history of smoking and having had COPD she was highly susceptible, and rapidly fell victim to COVID pneumonia. 
There will be a memorial service, live-streamed, on Monday, August 17, 2020, at 12pm EST, at Divine Mortuary Services in Lithonia, Georgia. 
Please stay tuned for more information, later to follow, in regards to live-streaming the event, as we are limited to only a 50 physical capacity.
Also, many may know, however, I do want to share and ask for additional prayers and shares for my husband, Dave, and his family, as they are mourning the loss of his Dad, Alan Wienecke, who passed on August 8,2020 in Waco, TX. This has been a truly difficult weekend for he and I. 
Any and all donations will be used for additional  cost and travel cost for family members getting to Georgia from various states.
If you are not able to donate, please share within your community.
At this time Jamal, A’Zeree, and myself will be taking calls intermittently, so please bear with us during this time of heavy grief and loss, as we all process and take the time we need to get through this hard time.
We love you all and thank you for your support.
Love, light, blessings, and peace to you all!

Colita Parker’s celebration of life

<p>On Friday, July 24, my dad, Alan Wienecke, was admitted into the ICU, suffering total kidney failure. He is too ill to receive dialysis, and is now on complete end of life comfort care. Dad does not have health insurance or life insurance, so this is not only extraordinarily emotionally taxing, it is also an astronomical hit to our family, financially as well.
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<p>If you are able, our family is accepting donations to help cover Dad’s end of life services, as well as to provide some financial cushion to family members who are not working in order to be with Dad during his final days and/or to be of support to us while we go through this hard time. We fully realize that COVID has caused many Americans to be out of work, so If you can not contribute financially we simply ask that you share this fundraiser with friends and family as well as on any and all of your social media platforms. 
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<p>Thank you, and bless you.
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Alan Wienecke’s End of Life Services

My sister-in-law, Athena, has recently been diagnosed with stage three Cervical cancer. She has always been the provider and caretaker for the family being that her husband, Doug who has Muscular Dystrophy. She is one of the kindest most generous people I have ever met, and her and my brother deserve all the help in the world. This go fund me is to help them with their medical expenses as she goes through treatment. If you are unable to donate, please keep them in your prayers, both are greatly appreciated! I have added Kathy Lawson as the  Beneficiary for her parents go fund me account. That is her daughter and she is the one that is helping them pay their bills,and get her mom the special food she needs for her diet.

Athena and Doug

We recently found out that Nelson has moderate to severe Plagiocephaly and Scaphocephaly. With the Plagiocephaly, his head is misshaped, basically his skull has shifted forward on the right side. <img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/48380788_1590721756506903_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="48380788_1590721756506903_r.jpeg" />This has caused his right eye to be bigger than his left, his right cheek is fuller than his left, <img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/48380788_159072180063998_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="48380788_159072180063998_r.jpeg" />and his right ear is lower and closer to his face. <img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/48380788_1590721828212492_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="48380788_1590721828212492_r.jpeg" />The Scaphocephaly is causing his head to be longer than it should. <img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/48380788_1590721857470600_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="48380788_1590721857470600_r.jpeg" />This can all be corrected by wearing a customized cranial helmet that will help his head reshape over an eight to ten week period, due to the severity of his particular situation a second helmet and additional time may be required. <img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/48380788_1590722331560758_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="48380788_1590722331560758_r.jpeg" /> His brain will grow and function properly without the correction, but there are other concerns. He wouldn’t be able to wear glasses, he wouldn’t be able to wear any type of sports head gear, he wouldn’t be able to wear a motorcycle helmet, and there’s always the fear of how mean other kids might be to him. Unfortunately, because it is considered cosmetic and not medically necessary, the insurance will not pay for it. At this time, since we just bought a house a couple weeks before we found this out, we don’t have the funds to pay for it ourselves either. We are asking for help from our family and friends to help improve Nelson’s future and we want to reassure everyone that any funds that are not used will be payed forward to another cause. Thank you in advance for all your love and support!! <img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/48380788_1590721998670454_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="48380788_1590721998670454_r.jpeg" />

Corrective helmet for Nelson

I live in a Right To Work State ( Texas) so for the second time in three years, I've lost my job because of heart failure. I wear an external heart defibrillator or electric shock vest. After four documented Silent Heart Attacks there is now less than 35% heart function. This is not like a regular heart attack. There is no warning or symptoms. I recently had another hospital stay and released to homelessness, after already living in a tent for five weeks. I have two days left in a motel, paid by the graces of the priest at St. Elizabeth Episcopal Church in Buda, Texas. <br />I lost all my camp gear and the cold is coming. My defib vest requires electric recharge and I cant get my prescriptions , costing $200.00. After years of paying into the system, I'm out of time to wait on government assistance.  I should have filed three years ago when I had three silent attacks. I was given 12 to 14 months to live. I returned to work because of pride. Now I've had another. I have a wonderful 17 year old Daughter, I would like to live for. Being bipolar since high school, I have exhausted all of my family and friends. At this time I think I will fall through the cracks of society's assistance. If you can possibly help buy me some time, I would be thankful.<br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/45693402_1582439647596155_r.jpeg" alt="45693402_1582439647596155_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" />  God Bless. +++James Andrew (Andy) Anglin.

Emergency Motel Assistance

It is with such a heavy heart I have to create this. I've been struggling with my words but I have to start somewhere. 

My wonderful, amazing, caring, loving, sweet, thoughtful, selfless fiance lost his life in a motorcycle accident yesterday February 1st. He leaves behind his 3 boys (Brayden, Caine and Charlie) as he always claimed my son Caine, his parents(Chuck and Kathy), his siblings (Jimmy and Kayla) his "sisters and brothers", and so many many friends. 

At this time final arrangements are still being worked out.

In memory of CJ (Charles F Clifton II)

For those that know Eric Noe, he is a family man; devoted husband to Nicole, dad to 3 kids and all around great guy.  He makes the best cabinets too, that is how I met Eric.<br /><br />Eric is out of commission for the next few months due to an accident on Oct 5th.  Eric was on his Ducati. In his own words...<br />"Not far from the house but got to the end of the road where there is a Y in the road. I hit the brakes hard to miss a speeding car that was not slowing. I hit gravel which was bad and then hit the ditch and was thrown 15 feet into a barbwire fence. Car did not stop. I broke my femur, hip, ribs, and collarbone. Swollen knees, swollen back, bruised chest, and whiplash. All which has not been fun!! But had surgery with rods and pins and now in Rehab. But I wanted to give a shout out to my awesome neighbor Jeremy Alsop that came down to help my incredible wife Nicole Noe that just felt something was wrong and drove down the road on the can-am to find me at 11:30 at night in the ditch where I was. "<br /><br />Eric has an insurance share plan through a Christian network and some savings BUT not nearly enough to cover a 2 to 3 week hospital stay with surgery plus 4 to 6 months of rehab. Nicole is by his side and family is helping with the kids. <br /><br />If you can help, the Noe's appreciate the help.  If you can pray for Eric's body to heal and allow him to get back to work, please do so.  For those that know Eric, relaxing and being still will not be an easy task!<br /><br />Thanks.

Help Make Eric Great 2020 - Medical Rehab

On May 30, 2015 Drew Campbell passed away in his sleep. Your donations will help towards his funeral expenses and care of his wife Courtney, and children, Coen and Scout. Any amount will help and be greatly appreciated.

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