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<div>If you know Bianca Stumbo (formerly Grauss) aka Yonky, B, Yonka, Blake Lively lookalike, Victoria Secret model ??? you know her strength, kindness, and pure joy for life. A girl who always shows up for the people she loves ready to give them her all and then some. A true stunning beauty inside and out. What many people don’t know, or don’t know the extend of, is that over the past several years, B has been fighting an insanely difficult battle with Lyme disease, Babesia and Bartonella. All serious tick-borne illnesses that have severely affected nearly every aspect of her life.
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<div>What most people haven’t see are the many doctor’s appointments, treatments, medications, travel, and never ending challenges that have come with chronic Lyme disease for Bianca. Despite her determination to keep pushing forward and fight to get her life back, the physical, emotional, and financial toll has been overwhelming.
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<div>During her fight to heal, Bianca has had to pursue specialized treatments, many of which are not offered in the US. This has lead to extensive travel, including trips to Mexico, which is where she currently is for the next few weeks. Many of these treatments are very expensive and not covered by insurance. The costs have quickly added up, creating a huge financial burden for Bianca and her family while they try to focus on her health and recovery.
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<div>We are starting this GoFundMe to try and help ease that burden a bit and allow Bianca to continue accessing the care and treatments that give her hope. Every donation, no matter the size, will go toward medical expenses, treatment costs, travel, and other necessities related to her ongoing care.
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<div>If you are unable to donate at this time, sharing this fundraiser and keeping Bianca in your thoughts and prayers would mean the world.
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<div>Thank you for supporting B during this horrible illness that has truly taken her life away. She is deeply hurting and needs all the love and support she can get. Your generosity, encouragement, and kindness remind her that she is not fighting this battle alone.
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<div>xoxo — the friends and fam of Bianca
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Support Bianca’s Fight Against Lyme Disease

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<div>Hi, my name is Katherine Miller and I am starting this fundraiser for the Ross family.
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<div>The Ross family suffered a tragic loss when Tony unexpectedly passed away on Saturday, June 17th. He was 49.
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<div>For those that knew Tony, he was a kind, loving, family man, with a great smile and huge heart.
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<div>Please consider donating to help relieve some of the finacial hardship so his wife Ema can focus on caring for herself and their children.
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<div>Any amount helps and is much appreciated. Thank you.
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Celebrating the Life of Tony Ross

<div>Hi, I'm Kylie, and I'm reaching out to you all today to rally behind my mom, Lisa, as she faces an immense challenge in her life. On 4/14/23, our world was shaken when we learned that my mom has been diagnosed with stage 3 cancer. It's been an emotional rollercoaster, but we are determined to face this head-on and give my mom the support she needs to focus on her treatment and healing.
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<div>Even before her treatment has begun, the burden of medical bills has already exceeded $4,000. Adding to the stress, her doctor has grounded her from work for a minimum of 3 months, leaving her worried about how to meet her financial obligations. Rent, car payments, phone bills, and other living expenses continue to pile up, alongside the mounting medical bills. It's overwhelming to think about these responsibilities when all we want is for Lisa to focus on her well-being.
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<div>Starting Monday, 6/19/23, Lisa will begin an intense treatment regimen, involving chemotherapy and radiation 5 days a week. It's a daunting journey, and we want to ensure she can face it with as much comfort and peace of mind as possible.
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<div>Your contribution, no matter the size, will make a meaningful difference in Lisa's life. It will help alleviate the financial strain, allowing her to concentrate on her recovery without the added worry of financial instability. Together, we can help Lisa regain her strength and overcome this challenging time.
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<div>If you are unable to donate, we kindly ask that you share this GoFundMe on your social media platforms. By spreading the word, you help us reach a wider network of caring people who may be in a position to contribute or offer support.
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<div>We deeply appreciate your visit to our page and any assistance you can provide. Your generosity and compassion will make a lasting impact on Lisa's journey to recovery. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
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<div>I wanted to take a moment to express our gratitude to each and every one of you who donated to and shared Lisa's GoFundMe campaign. Your incredible support and generosity have been overwhelming, and together, we have achieved something remarkable. In just a matter of days, we surpassed our initial goal!
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<div>The relief we feel from knowing that our friends and family are standing by us during this challenging time is immeasurable. Your contributions will make a significant difference in covering Lisa's mounting medical bills, which are expected to quickly exceed $20,000 (yes, her out of pocket amount). With the adjusted goal now set at $20,000, we have even more hope that we can alleviate some of the financial burdens.
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<div>As for Lisa's current situation, the chemotherapy treatment has taken a toll on her. Within 24 hours of starting the chemo, she began experiencing sickness and nausea. She now carries a chemo machine attached to her pick line in a fanny pack, which she will have until the end of the week. Following the removal of the chemo, the pick line will remain in her arm, and Lisa will continue with radiation treatments five days a week. In the last week, she will undergo another round of chemotherapy. Despite the difficult side effects, Lisa's spirits remain high, and she maintains a positive outlook as she receives this opportunity for healing.
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<div>Once again, I want to extend my deepest appreciation for your incredible support. We are blown away by the love and support we have received. Your kindness and love have provided us with strength and hope during this challenging journey. Please continue to share her GoFundMe to your social media platforms. Your continued support means the world to us.
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Supporting Lisa's Journey to Recovery

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<div>As you might have heard that Avalon’s sister is in a hospital in Turkey with COVID.  Her lungs have a bad infection and she has been on a ventilator for the last week.  Avalon is leaving for Turkey to take care of her sister. At the same time her dad who has gone through a surgery is not doing well either. We all love Avalon because she is a friend who has always been around for us whenever we needed her.  We are just trying to make things a little easier for her by raising funds so she could at least have a peace  of mind, since medial bills can pile up.  We all are praying for her sister and dad to get better soon.  Please help in any way you can and share this link with our friends. 
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Raising funds for Avalon’s sister with Covid

<p>Meet Sarah: The most radiant in the room, the bringer of happiness, energy and love. She greets life and everyone in it with open arms and an open heart.
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<p>I'm not sure how cancer picks it's victims, but it seems to pick the best. Our sister, my mother and father-in-law's daughter and a friend to all has been diagnosed with stage IV breast cancer. What stage IV means is that she will not get to ring a bell for remission - she will live with cancer treatment, scans, testing, re-treatment and so on for the rest of her life.
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<p>As you can imagine, the treatment cost alone is overwhelming for a sole income person. Sarah has always been a dedicated and hardworking entrepreneur. She is an independent hair salon owner in San Fransisco - the city she loves. This means while she is unable to work due to cancer, chemo and all the hell that comes with it, she will have no income. However, she will still have medical, business and personal bills coming in.
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<p>Any financial assistance you can provide will go toward supporting, healing and guiding her beautiful soul through this life-altering journey.
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<p>On behalf of Sarah and her family, thank you for your donation and for your thoughts, prayers and tokens of love during this difficult time.
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Sarah's Stage IV Journey - Your Donation Matters

On May 9th my brother and best friend, Ryan Bray, was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL). He has begun chemo therapy at a great hospital in San Francisco. For the next 12+/- months Ryan’s life as a husband, son, brother, friend, food broker, and car enthusiast, will be put on hold. All while the medical bills pile up. Any support you can give will be appreciated.

Help Ryan Battle Leukemia

In lieu of flowers, we ask that you contribute in Justin's memory to this fund in helping to support kids in addiction recovery find sober companions, and learn how to live a fun meaningful sober life. There are young adults through programs like Narcotics Anonymous who have been sober/clean for several years, who try to volunteer any extra time they have to sponsor and help these kids. Since this is NOT a paid position, they have jobs, maybe kids, and daily living tasks, this doesn't leave them much time or resources to help. We have programs that continue to give the message "don't do drugs" and "this is why," but where is the program that doesn't isolate them, introduces and guides them to a fun meaningful sober clean life? It's our mission to find a way to support these local sponsors/companions, so they can support our kids. #sobercompanions

In Loving Memory of Justin Miles

I am raising money for our local schools by getting into the gym and cleaning up the diet! On May 13, I will be competing in the NorCal Fitness Competition. Although I try to lead a healthy lifestyle, this is a huge goal. I have a few physical roadblocks: back broken 3 times, 5% of each lung removed and knees and shoulders in need of replacing...not to mention I love sweets! I have decided to share my fitness journey and raise funds for my nonprofit organization, Save California Schools. 100% of all money raised will go to kids. I get in shape! Our schools get in shape!

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Hi! My name is Sophia Gaemi and I am starting the journey of competing in the Miss California USA's pageant in December 2017. <br /><br />At the end of last year my dad, Nasser, suggested that I apply. My first question was "Do I have to have a talent?", he said "No, thankfully!". After a few months of waiting and an interview I have been offered a spot on the Miss. California USA stage in Long Beach in December! Who would have thought they wanted a monkey on stage ;)<br /><br />To be honest, I don't think of myself as your typical pageant girl. I am in workout clothes 90% of the time and am a self professed gym-junkie. I started as a Athletic Training major at Mesa State in Colorado, and have transitioned to a Kinesiology degree at Diablo Valley College with plans to transfer to San Francisco State in Fall 2017. As a full time student, I am also balancing working part-time at BYOG in Dublin, CA as custom garment customer support &amp; sales. Additionally, I babysitting for several amazing families in Danville which fills up any free time that I'm not spending with my family and friends. I have two younger sisters and a very little fluffy dog.<br /><br />Why am I doing this? I love a new challenge. Something new to push me beyond my comfort zone. It is scary but exciting! I've found when I do something new I learn so much. Usually much more than expect. In 2015 I competed in an NPC (National Physique Committee) competition in the bikini divison. That journey was such a learning experience I am looking forward to experiencing another new process. <br /><br />As I learn more about the Miss USA program and meet prior pageant competitors I have been blown away by the honesty and sincerity of the ladies I have met thus far. They are so down to earth and, well, normal girls, like me! I'm realizing that my idea of a stereo-typical pageant girl is just that, a sterotype. I would be honored to have the opportunity to stand next to the lovely ladies I have met. To represent Danville and compete for the opportunity to represent the amazing state of California.<br /><br />Any amount is appreciated ... big or small. I would be so grateful! Thank you in advance for your consideration in supporting me on this adventure. Wish me luck and good posture!

The Road to the Miss. CA Stage

As you may know, our friend Scarlet Stever Current was diagnosed with a grade 3 Triple Negative Invasive Ductal Carcinoma Breast Cancer tumor in Dec. To fight this fast acting cancer, she is having double mastectomies on Feb 1, followed by about 6 months of aggressive chemotherapy starting mid-march. (It may also require radiation and additional surgeries which will be determined in the coming months.)<br /><br />There are huge costs associated with battling cancer. Even though she has insurance, her maximum out of pocket doesn't apply to pharmacy and may not cover all of her chemo. Initial KNOWN cost estimates for medical treatment alone are approximately $15,000; and doesn’t cover future uncovered medical care, travel expenses, medical supplies, the cost of her or Cory’s time off or other unknowns.<br /><br />She will likely be unable to work this events season as she will be undergoing chemotherapy treatments.  She is unable to collect short term disability, adding the tremendous concern of lost wages onto her already scary fight ahead. Scarlet is scrappy and an optimistic survivor. She is 43 years old and is in good spirits, but this is going to be an extremely difficult year for our friend. We're hoping to make it a little easier for her with a little help from her friends!<br /><br />So, in lieu of flowers (please don’t send flowers or buy pink ribbon stuff!) - please consider a small donation to help offset their coming expenses. If you are unable to help financially: please just send love, prayer and positive healing vibes and share this fundraiser page! If we all pitch in a little, we can move mountains for her. If you are looking for an address to send a card, gift or donation to her directly, please email: FRIENDSOFSCARLETCURRENT (AT) GMAIL (DOT) COM for further info<br /><br /><strong>Thank you Supah-friends!</strong><br /><br />PS –FYI-This is not a 501C3 charitable fundraiser. This is a thoughtful personal gift from caring friends and family to defray recovery expenses. Please check with your CPA to determine tax- deduct-ability<br /><br />PSS - If you donated publicly where it shows your name next to your donation, and would prefer to change it to "anonymous", please email us and we will change it for you

Scarlet's Supah Support Fund!

As a mother...If your child came to you and informed you they were suffering from what could be considered a potentially fatal illness, how would you feel?<br />If your child came to you and told you they honestly didn't want to live anymore, what what would you say to them? If your child came to you and asked for your help, what would you do for them?<br /><br />As a mother...I, unfortunately, have been faced with not one, but all 3 of these scenarios in the last 30 days. And it is truly a mothers worst nightmare. <br /><br />My son was diagnosed with Tourette Syndrome, OCD and ADHD at the age of 7. He was prescribed Clonodine and Nortriptoline. <br /><br />He was doing college level algebra in Jr. High - He attended Clarkson University where he studied mechanical engineering - When he was 20 he took himself off his medication and joined the Army National Guard. He not only made it through bootcamp, he graduated as "Soldier of the cycle". He went onto do is AIT training in geospatial engineering - Where he graduated top of his class.<br /><br />Then he got deployed to Kuwait...For 18 months.<br /><br />My son has battled mental health issues which ultimately led to self medicating, which resulted in drug addiction. Ending with a sense of worthlessness, homelessness, anxiety and depression.<br /><br />Because my sons "illness" is not considered a legitimate "disease" per se' in our society - treatment is costly and not guarenteed. Ironically enough, neither is chemotherapy or radiation - but you still take that chance, dont you?<br /><br />2 weeks ago I put my 26 year old son on a plane with a one way ticket to Florida, $23 cash in his pocket, a pack of cigarettes and a promise that I would do EVERYTHING in my power to fight this fight with him. He has no insurance and the VA is unable to assist with the treatment he needs. He was graciously offered a scholarship for a portion of his treatment at Amethyst Recovery Center, which is a dual diagnosis treatment facility - The balance was $8,000 before aftercare expenses.<br /><br />I want my son to live. I want him to get the help he wants. I want him to get the proper mental health diagnosis he deserves. I want my son back. And long term aftercare is what he needs to be successful in his recovery. Please help me in my fight for Shane.<br /><br />I understand mental health and drug addiction are very sensitive and uncomfortable topics to discuss and are frequently unfairly judged by many.<br /><br />Today I am sharing without shame, to save my son.<br /><br />As a mother...

Saving my son without shame