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<div>Hi, my name is Andrée, and I started this GoFundMe for my family because, honestly, none of us expected to be here.
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<div>On Sunday, August 29, Megan brought her mom, Joyce, to the emergency department because she knew something wasn't right. Within just four hours, everything changed.
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<div>Joyce was transferred by air to Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre in Toronto, where doctors discovered two brain aneurysms, one of which had been slowly leaking.
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<div>What started as a trip to the emergency room quickly became an emergency that none of us were prepared for.
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<div>Joyce underwent brain surgery to stop the bleeding and prevent blood from continuing to pool in her brain. Thankfully, she made it through that first surgery and has successfully completed this stage of treatment.
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<div>But this isn't over.
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<div>Joyce is still in a critical stage of recovery. There are serious risks during this part of the healing process, including cerebral vasospasm, which could potentially mean another procedure or surgery. Right now, we don't know exactly what her recovery will look like or how long this journey will be.
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<div>And while Joyce is fighting to heal, Megan is trying to hold everything else together.
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<div>She's trying to be there for her mom, make decisions, care for Joyce's dog Rain, prepare for whatever Mom will need when she eventually comes home, manage her own family, and somehow keep everything else from falling apart.
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<div>Megan and her husband have also spent the last four months building their small construction business from the ground up. It's only four months old. They are still establishing themselves, still working to build their future, and suddenly they have been thrown into a situation where none of that matters as much as making sure Mom is okay.
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<div>Being away from home comes with costs that don't stop just because your world has suddenly changed.
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<div>There are hotel rooms, food, gas, parking, travel, and basic necessities. And as Joyce's recovery continues, there may be rehabilitation, therapy, transportation, and other expenses that we simply cannot predict yet.
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<div>We're not asking for help because we want anything extra.
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<div>We're asking because no family should have to face something like this alone, and right now, we need a little help carrying the weight.
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<div>Joyce is a mom, a grandmother, a sister, and a friend. She is loved by so many people. She has a laugh you remember, a smile that can change a room, and those one-liners that somehow always come at exactly the right time.
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<div>She is Mémé to Liam, Serenity, Nolan and Flynn, and to all of the grandchildren and family who love her.
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<div>Right now, we just want our Mom back.
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<div>We want her to have the chance to heal, to come home, to laugh again, to make her one-liners, and to be surrounded by the people who love her.
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<div>We know not everyone can donate, and that's okay. If you can help, even a small donation makes a difference. If you can't, sharing this fundraiser, checking in, sending a message, or simply keeping Joyce in your thoughts means more than you know.
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<div>Every bit of support helps take some of the pressure off Megan and our family so we can concentrate on the thing that matters most right now:
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<div>Getting Joyce through this. ❤️
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<div>Thank you to everyone who has already donated, shared, reached out, prayed, checked in, or simply thought of Joyce and our family.
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<div>We are incredibly grateful.
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<div>We will continue to share updates as Joyce's journey continues.
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Help Megan and Joyce navigate through this unexpected fight

<div>Hi, my name is Angelica Walters. Over the past few months, my family has faced several unexpected medical challenges that have left us struggling financially.

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<div>Our baby boy, Liam, was born with an incomplete bilateral cleft lip and palate. This was not detected on any prenatal scans, so we had no time to plan or prepare for the medical and travel costs that followed. Since his birth, we’ve had to travel to Ottawa twice for Liam to be seen at CHEO. Each trip has meant week-long stays away from home with three children, which has been very costly.

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<div>I also have two other young boys at home and very limited support. With many more medical appointments expected over the next year and possibly more, the financial strain continues to grow.

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<div>We are reaching out for donations to help ease the financial strain of this experience our family is currently facing. Thank you so much for taking the time to read our story, and please keep Baby Liam in your thoughts and prayers.

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Medical help for Liam and family

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<div>Dear Friends, Family, and Kind-hearted Supporters,
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<div>I am reaching out to you today with a humble heart, seeking your generosity and support in a deeply personal and meaningful endeavor. As many of you know, I am Sharon King, a widow navigating the profound grief of losing my beloved husband, Lionel Thivierge. The past few years have been an unimaginable nightmare, with loss after loss weighing heavy on my heart.
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<div>In the wake of losing not just my soulmate but also both of my parents to lung cancer and my brother to a tragic overdose, I have faced a relentless barrage of heartache. Homelessness, estrangement from family, and financial struggles have compounded this pain. Yet, in the midst of this turmoil, I have found solace in writing. My experiences, poetry, and reflections have become a lifeline, not only for myself but for others who may be enduring similar trials.
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<div>I have poured my heart into a book—an anthology of my journey through grief, wisdom, and hope. It is my intention to honor Lionel’s memory and provide comfort and understanding to other widows who feel lost and abandoned. My words aim to remind them that they are not alone in their struggles, and together we can find a path to healing.
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<div>To bring this book to life, I am seeking your support to raise $6,000. This amount will cover essential costs such as professional editing, proofing, copyright registration, website development, book design, and marketing. The urgency of this request stems from the significance of my publication date: August 28th, marking the fifth memorial of Lionel’s passing. I hope to reach readers in their time of need and offer them the compassion and understanding I wish I had felt when I began my own journey through widowhood.
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<div>Your support, no matter how small, can make a monumental difference in this endeavor. I am deeply grateful for the kindness of those with generous hearts who understand the importance of this mission. Together, we can create a resource that resonates with many and fosters a sense of community among widows navigating their own paths of grief.
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<div>Thank you for considering my request. Your belief in my work means the world to me, and I am sincerely thankful for any support you can provide.
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<div>With heartfelt gratitude,
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<div>Sharon Donna-Marie King.
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Please Help Publish My Book for Widows

<div>Hi my name is Gina I am fundraising money for my friend Jacob Way-White. 
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<div>Jacob is a 31-year-old Musician he is extremely talented in playing the piano, harmonica, accordion and Oregon. Jacob has a YouTube channel where he enjoys sharing all of the Hobbies he loves with the public . youtube (@JacobWay-White ) Jacob is very involved in his community he enjoys playing the piano and the accordion for people out in downtown parks. Jacob enjoys educating the public on blind awareness he does this at schools and museums. He travels around the community and goes to local businesses and restaurants and discusses the importance of Braille on menus and signs for other individuals if they struggle with sight. Jacob was born premature and blind He only has 15% eyesight in the  right eye and no Vision in the left eye. This has caused Jacob to struggle with certain life tasks. We are starting this GoFundMe page to help fundraised money so Jacob could get a OrCam MyEye Smart Assistive Eyewear. Jacob had a 7-Day free trial and found it improved the quality of his life so much more he had more confidence in going out and running errands on his own it helped him read menus, signs, books and labels it helped identify objects in front of him so he does not hurt himself it helped identify individuals who were speaking to him ect. Overall it's a wonderful tool that greatly assisted him in his daily life activities. We would greatly appreciate any individual who would like to help donate so Jacob could   get this visual assistance eyewear.@JacobWay-White
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<div>Jacob thanks you in advance for your kindness and support.
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The Gift of Sight for Jacob !

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