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<div>I'm raising funds for my friend Eduardo, who has been a friend of almost 15 years and has been instrumental to my career, as he makes a major life and career transition. After many years working in tech, Eduardo knows he wants to help people in a different way. He hopes to return to school for a master's in mindfulness-based transpersonal counseling and move back to California, the place where he feels happiest. 
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<div> Right now, this transition is happening at a difficult time. Eduardo was recently laid off from the job that brought him to Colorado. He is excited for the future and clear about the direction he wants to take, but getting from where he is now to that next chapter has been hard. 
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<div> Donations will help support Eduardo's move back to California and cover school-related expenses, including hopefully the first semester of his master's program. His goal is to be permanently back in San Diego by the end of the year so he can begin building a life that feels more aligned with who he is and the work he wants to do. 
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<div> If you're able to give, thank you for supporting Eduardo during this important transition. Every donation or share would help lighten the financial pressure and make it easier for him to take these next steps.
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<div>Our Aunt Karen (or Auntie KK, as we've always called her) has just started treatment for stage 3 lymphoma. This is her fourth cancer diagnosis. She's already beaten breast cancer, melanoma, and thyroid cancer, and she's now facing this health challenge with the same quiet determination that's gotten her through it all before.
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<div>KK has spent her life taking care of other people and has faced a disproportionate level of loss and adversity. She tragically lost her beloved husband, Pat, when their daughter Tatiana was just three years old, and she raised Tatiana as a single mother. In addition to her own four cancer diagnoses, she's also lost her brother and both of her parents to cancer. Through all of it, she's been the person others lean on, showing up for family and friends through their own hardest moments, never once asking for help for herself. She has been an incredible, steadfast aunt who has always supported us through life's ups and downs.
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<div>And through every bit of that adversity, KK's spirit has never once dimmed. She is one of the kindest, most generous people you could ever meet, with a sense of humor that can turn any hard day around. She is a true optimist who finds the good in almost anything, and she lives with a joie de vivre that's rare and contagious. Being around KK is a gift; she has a way of making everyone feel seen, loved, and a little lighter. That light is exactly what we want to protect right now.
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<div>KK is also a business owner, an art dealer who has built her career and her livelihood with her own hands. Treatment means she can't work right now, and that means the income she depends on has stopped too, right when the bills, the treatment, and the recovery are only getting harder.
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<div>We are her nieces and nephew: Dylan, Summer, Brittany, Paisley, Felicity, and Charlotte. We're raising funds together because we know her community wants to show up for her right now and support her through a particularly difficult and grueling treatment process. We want to give KK a financial buffer so she can focus everything she has on healing, without the added weight of lost income or financial stress. We also want to give our cousin Tatiana the space to be emotionally present with her mom right now, instead of worrying about how to keep things afloat.
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<div>KK has given so much to so many people for so long. Now it's our turn to give back, and we'd be so grateful for anything you can offer, whether that's a donation or sharing this page with your network.
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<div>Thank you for helping us take care of the woman who has spent her whole life taking care of everyone else.
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Join us to support Karen during her cancer treatment journey

<div>We all love the Sheets- and are hoping to help support them through this challenging season. The primary goal is to bless them with financial support for bills and medical expenses. 

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<div>This GoFundMe, along with persistent prayer, is the best way to support them right now. 

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Bless The Sheets Family

Cosmo has always been a bright spot in my life, but lately he’s been struggling. He’s been throwing up constantly, and it’s been heartbreaking to watch him go through so many vet visits. We’ve already put a lot of money into his care, doing everything we can to help him feel better. Now, the vets say he needs a biopsy, which is the most expensive treatment we’ve faced so far. 
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<div>Last night, something simple turned into something really special, and we can’t stop thinking about it.
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<div>On a busy Friday night, we ordered dinner from Domino’s, along with a Diet Coke. While we were waiting, we got a voicemail from our delivery driver, Dan, letting us know they were out of Diet Coke… but he’d gladly bring something else if we let him know what we wanted.
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<div>We tried calling the store back, but he had already left for delivery. No big deal, we figured we’d just take whatever substitution came with the order.
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<div>But when Dan arrived, he surprised us.
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<div>He apologized again for the inconvenience and then told us… he had stopped at the store himself to pick up Diet Coke for us.
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<div>On a busy Friday night. During deliveries. Completely out of his own time and effort.
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<div>We were honestly blown away. That level of care and kindness is rare these days.
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<div>We wanted to tip him more, but didn’t have cash on hand. We told him we’d call the store to leave a glowing review and come back with a cash tip.
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<div>That’s when Dan shared something that made this moment even more meaningful:
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<div>He’s been working at Domino’s as a second job for 14 years… and he’s retiring in just a few weeks.
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<div>So here’s what we’re hoping to do.
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<div>TikTok loved Dan’s story, and suggested we come together to give him the send-off he deserves. If a small act of kindness can make such an impact on us, imagine what a community of people can do for him.
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<div>Let’s show Dan that his kindness didn’t go unnoticed.
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<div>Let’s help him step into retirement feeling appreciated, supported, and celebrated.
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<div>Every little bit helps, and even if you can’t donate, sharing this story means just as much.
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<div>I’m reaching out on behalf of an amazing family of four who are facing an incredibly difficult season of life. My sister, Ashley and her husband, Fernando are the proud parents of two beautiful little ones—Fernando III, who’s almost three, and sweet baby Franchesca, just two months old. They’re a loving, tight-knit family who now need our help as they prepare for a life-changing medical journey.
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<div>Fernando, just 35 years old, has been battling Lupus—a chronic autoimmune disease that has taken a serious toll on his kidneys. He’s currently undergoing dialysis five days a week, and now, the time has come to hopefully take the next step: a kidney transplant.
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<div>Thankfully, a matching donor has been found within the family. This is incredible news, but it also comes with a set of challenges they weren't financially prepared for.
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<div>The transplant will take place four hours away from their home. Fernando will need to remain in the hospital for at least three weeks following the procedure, and Ashley—along with their two young children—hopes to find temporary housing nearby during that time. On top of that, once Fernando is released, he’ll need to make weekly visits back to the same hospital, which means regular 8-hour round-trip journeys, with added costs for gas, meals, and possible overnight stays.
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<div>This is a lot for any family, let alone one already balancing the emotional and physical toll of a serious medical condition with the demands of raising two young kids. 
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<div>We’re asking for your help to ease the financial burden so Ashley and Fernando can focus on what truly matters—his recovery and their family’s well-being. Any donation, no matter the size, will go directly toward:
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<div>Let’s come together as a community to lift this family up during this critical time. Please consider donating or sharing their story. Your support means the world.
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<div>With gratitude,  
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<div>My name is Pamela and I am a nurse practitioner. I was diagnosed with multiple myeloma on March 8 2019. I have failed 3 treatments (chemo regimens) and have the opportunity coming up to go onto a brand new therapy that will stop the myeloma cells from growing in my body. This therapy has about a 40% cure rate which we are praying for I will be one of the 40%.  It is called Tecvayli. 
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<div>Late February I will need to be up at Stanford for at least two weeks for the initiation of this treatment. I have to arrange for hotel room for myself and my husband Kim. It’s doubtful Stanford will be able to accommodate us and I can’t come home as no one here in Fresno County has the knowledge to deal with the side effects. 
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<div>We may also have to drive up weekly to get my treatment if my local oncologist refuses to carry this treatment due to the expense of it and the corporation losing money. So yet another expense coming up   We may have to get a hotel room each week depending on how this chemo makes me feel.  This chemo could make me sick and inhibit my ability to work which I’m praying it doesn’t but there is that chance.
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<div>My hope is to be able to have the myeloma in remission or cure. To be able to feel like a normal person without severe fatigue, GI side effects daily and chemo fog. It would be wonderful not to have chemo pain in all my joints and back. 
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<div>These funds will only be used for travel, hotels and expenses associated with the treatment and care at Stanford. 
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<div>Please find it in your heart to help me get better so I may help people once again as a Nurse Practitioner, friend and family member. 
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<div>Blessings and love to each and everyone❣️
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<div>On Wednesday, November 30, 2022, Ryan Ross tragically and unexpectedly passed away. Ryan played such a significant role in the lives of those he loved: husband to Jill, father to Parker, Charlie, and Stevie (and Sonny), son to Camille and Robert, stepson to Mike and Simone, brother to Meredith and Robbie, uncle to Camille, Russell and Mikey, and dear friend to so many. Ryan was the love of Jill’s life, and Jill was Ryan’s, spending the past 14 years building the life they dreamed of together. Ryan’s most significant role was being a father to his three beautiful daughters, Parker (age 4) and twins Charlie and Stevie (age 1). If you were fortunate to know Ryan in recent years, you know being a father was paramount to his existence, and his love for his daughters was immeasurable. Ryan was the ultimate girl dad and a pillar in the girls' lives.
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<div>Fundraising efforts have been organized on behalf of Jill and Ryan by Natalie Stepp and Adam Parker, Ryan and Jill’s best friends since college. We created it as an outlet for the tremendous amount of love Ryan, Jill and their daughters are receiving as family and friends become aware of Ryan’s heartbreaking passing. If you would like to support the Ross family, in lieu of meals or flowers, please donate through GoFundMe as that is the best way to support the Ross family during this time. The donations will be used for Parker, Charlie, and Stevie’s childcare as Jill navigates this next chapter as sole provider for their daughters. With your assistance, our hope is to alleviate the Ross family's childcare expenses for the next year.
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<div>From Jill and Ryan's families, we thank you for your generosity, kindness, love, and support through this incredibly difficult time.
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<div>Please note, as Ryan’s memorial details are made available, they will be posted on this site (expected to be scheduled for January 2023). For any additional information, please contact Natalie Stepp or Adam Parker through this platform.
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The Ross Family Fund

Kerry Fitzgerald was suddenly diagnosed three weeks ago with end stage liver disease..Kerry has always had health insurance but changed jobs in February to leave the wine industry..unbeknownst to Kerry he no longer had health insurance when he changed jobs..Kerry is in critical condition and has been given a 50% chance of survival for the next 90 days..Kerry needs help to stay in hospital until we can obtain health insurance..we are trying but nothing is available until open enrollment for Obama Care...please repost as much as you can! If we can raise 60-80 thousand dollars we can hopefully keep Kerry alive long enough for a liver transplant and enrollment in Obama care..Kerry is 30 years old and an amazing person, friend, colleague, and brother..he brings joy to everyone who has ever met him..please help to keep him alive! We are desperate at this point!

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