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<div>Hello everyone. My name is Ana and I’m a mom of two amazing kids. We live in the Riverview, FL area. 
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<div>     My youngest daughter unfortunately had an accident on Saturday July 11th where she messed up 3 of her front teeth.  She has road rash on her elbow, side stomach area and knees. Even though we know this could have been SO much worse and are blessed that it wasn’t worse than it is, she is left with a broken smile. We went to 5 different dentists today looking for someone to help us.  We ended up at a dentist that knows exactly what he is talking about in order to help my daughter get her smile back. It will cost $7,000 to get two teeth pulled, root canal on both with crowns and a bridge put in place. 
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<div>      She just started college for the Summer term and due to this accident cannot go to school until her teeth are fixed due to being in pain, not being able to eat and just being sad because of this whole accident. She is still doing her work from home because she doesn’t want to fall behind.                              
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<div>   Unfortunately my children’s insurance was denied after I renewed with Medicaid because they said “I earn too much” I work for the school system as a registrar at a High School and take home less than $2200 and our rent is $1730. How do I make too much money?? 
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<div>      My daughter is responsible,  she’s an amazing student that has her college paid for, she’s a caring young adult that never wishes bad on anyone and always sees the good in people no matter what.  I beg you, if you can donate to bringing her smile back, thank you a million times and may God bless you.  If you can’t because I know times are hard for everyone, please share or if you know a Specialist or Cosmetic dentist  
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<div>that could help in doing this for my daughter please reach out. The sooner she gets this done the better.  She cannot eat and chew on anything because of the way her teeth have shifted so it’s imperative to do this as soon as humanly possible. She has been drinking protein shakes and mashed up pasta and her favorite, Broccoli Cheddar soup. 
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<div>    I have always tried my best to be the best mom I can be to my children and it breaks my heart that I don’t have this kind of money to help my daughter with something so important and medically needy. Thank you in advance for your donation and/or share. God bless. 
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Support for Ana’s Daughter’s Urgent Dental Care

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<div>Feels &amp; Wheels is a Tampa-based initiative helping men step away from stress, clear their minds, and reconnect through the freedom of riding. We create a no-pressure environment where individuals can ride, reset, and build real community. 
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<div> To give men a place to escape the weight of everyday life—where the freedom of the road brings back the excitement of being a kid again. 
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<div> Many men struggle silently. We provide movement, fresh air, and connection—combined with safe riding practices—to help them feel free again. 
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<div> I am raising funds to cover the costs of starting the non-profit, including paperwork, trademark, LLC formation, legal advice, and anything else needed to kickstart the organization. Anything will help—from donations and sponsors, to word of mouth and connecting people who may benefit. My story is proof of what recovery and connection can do, and I invite you to join me in making a difference for men facing mental health challenges.
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Feels & Wheels: Supporting Men's Mental Health

<div>Hello, my name is Myrna, though many people know me as Mama Myrna from 90 Day Fiancé Season 10.

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<div>I am creating this fundraiser for my daughter, Nicole, also known as “Nikki Exotika,” who is undergoing emergency triple bypass heart surgery tomorrow morning.

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<div>For quite some time, Nicole had been experiencing chest pain, heartburn, shortness of breath, and difficulty while walking and exercising. She visited multiple doctors trying to figure out what was wrong. Back in October, she first went to her primary care physician because she was having breathing issues. In November, she saw a cardiologist and completed extensive testing, including an EKG, echocardiogram, and stress test. After all of that, she was told her heart was healthy and given a clean bill of health.

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<div>As many of you know, Nicole is an entertainer and performer. While preparing for her upcoming summer tour, she continued complaining of chest pain, extreme fatigue, and becoming winded during rehearsals and performances. She thought perhaps she was just getting older and not able to keep up the way she once did.

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<div>During one of her performances, Nicole nearly collapsed on stage. I was there supporting her and knew something was seriously wrong.

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<div>A few days ago, while on her way back to the cardiologist, Nicole suffered a mild heart attack. She was rushed to the emergency room, where bloodwork revealed highly elevated troponin levels. She was immediately admitted to the hospital.

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<div>She was first taken to Palisades Medical Center and later transferred to Hackensack Medical Center, where she has remained under observation in the ICU.

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<div>Doctors performed an angiogram and discovered that her arteries were severely calcified and blocked. Unfortunately, they were unable to perform an angioplasty or place stents because the blockages were too extensive. Nicole now requires triple bypass surgery, where surgeons will reroute blood flow around the blocked arteries using healthy blood vessels.

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<div>As a mother, I never imagined I would be facing something like this with my child. My husband and I recently retired and moved to Florida, and I flew back immediately to be by Nicole’s side during this life-changing surgery and recovery.

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<div>Nicole has signed power of attorney over to me so I can help manage things for her while she heals. This is a major surgery with a long and difficult recovery ahead.

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<div>Thank God Nicole has good health insurance to cover this  procedure, so we are not asking for help with her medical bills! We are raising funds to help cover Nicole’s rent, monthly bills, living expenses, and recovery needs while she is unable to work and get back on her feet.

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<div>Nicole has received so much love and support from friends, fans, and followers all over the world, and our family is incredibly grateful.

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<div>Any contribution—big or small—would mean the world to us during this difficult time.

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<div>Thank you all so much for your prayers, support, and generosity.

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<div>Mama Myrna

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Help Nicole Heal After Triple Bypass Surgery

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<div>My name is Symantha and I am writing on behalf of my Brother Daniel and Sister in Law Janiene. It is with the heaviest of heart that I am reaching out to any and everyone I can in efforts to alleviate the financial burden of an unexpected devastating loss of their son, my nephew Daniel Jr.
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<div>Daniel just turned 24 in February, still just a baby to most in the scheme of a lifetime. Sadly, he spent most of his time in and out of hospitals in combat with a rare and serious case of Sickel Cell.
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<div>For the last two weeks he was battling a dangerous blood infection surrounding his internal port site. He had two back to back surgical procedures and when the Doctors believed he was stable, he was released and sent home.
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<div>On Monday, April 13th he was happy to be home and was in contact with many family members and friends. He had a family day planned for Wednesday to spend time with his little brothers that he adored but God had other plans and Wednesday never came for him.
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<div>Our beloved Daniel was gone in the blink of an eye with no inkling or preparation of such a tragic event.
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<div>No parent should EVER have to bury a child, it is a life changing and traumatic time and money should be the absolute least of their worries.
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<div>We are a family hurting and struggling, if you or someone you know can be so inclined to help from the kindness in your soul my family would be so appreciative.
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<div>Daniel Jr. was one of a kind with an infectious laugh, sparkling eyes and such a deep love of family and loyalty. To know him is to love him and 24yrs was just not enough time for us to share our love.
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<div>When a parent loses a child, they lose themselves as well. They deserve this time to grive without the thought of work, bills, food.
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<div>Your donations will not only help in giving our baby his final farewell and resting place but any extra will be used by his parents to get through the upcoming days, weeks and maybe even months of day to day living.
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<div>I thank you from the depths of my heart for reading my message and ask that you kindly donate if you can and please share this so others may be reached and possibly touched.
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<div>Life is short, take no moment for granted.
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<div>♡ The Menendez Family.
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A Loving Farewell for Daniel Jr. 

<div>I never imagined I would be in a position where I had to ask for help again, but I find myself there now.
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<div>I am facing a financial hole that I simply cannot climb out of on my own. My house payments are past due, and my basic utilities and car insurance are falling behind. Asking family or friends feels overwhelming and deeply embarrassing, so I am turning here with humility and hope.
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<div>What I need is about two months of breathing room — roughly $5500-6000 — to cover house payments, water, electric, car insurance, etc That amount would stabilize my situation and allow me to move forward without this constant fear hanging over me. I am confident that with that stability, I can stay on my feet and not return to this place again.
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<div>I want to be honest about how difficult this is emotionally. I am already depressed and afraid that no one will be willing or able to help. Putting this plea out into the world feels terrifying, because it removes the uncertainty. It’s one thing to quietly wonder whether anyone might step forward; it’s another thing entirely to face the possibility, plainly and publicly, that no one will. That fear has almost kept me silent — but silence won’t change anything.
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<div>I am 77 years old and still working every day in a commission-only sales role. I did not plan well enough (and, quite honestly, screwed up many years ago) for these later years, and I now carry the weight of that reality. I have not been wronged, nor have I lived a life of extreme hardship — this is simply where I find myself after a long career and a recent stretch of low sales during a time when so many people are tightening their spending.
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<div>Asking strangers and friends for help is incredibly difficult for me, but a friend reminded me that doing nothing guarantees nothing. So I am swallowing my pride and reaching out, hopeful that someone might be willing to help me regain solid ground.
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<div>Thank you for taking the time to read this, and for any consideration you may be able to offer. Even kindness and understanding mean more than I can easily put into words.
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I am embarrassed to ask, but here goes!!

<div>My name is Marilyn Menendez Arnett. I live in Forest Hills Neighborhood and recently lost everything I own due Hurricane Milton.  I live in a no evacuation zone and unfortunately the pumps were not working. I had a total knee replacement 3 weeks ago, and three days after I had my staples removed, <strong>my home had 2 feet of water intrusion, and I had to be evacuated by canoe in my pj's and no shoes with my two cats.</strong> Everything in my home was damaged. As I attempted to put in a claim to my homeowner's insurance company, they said that I wasn't covered for water damage. I put in a claim for my flood insurance and was told it only covered the building with a 5k deductible. No contents are covered. As I watched the city of Tampa remove all my possessions that were ruined, I am left homeless with nothing.
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<div>Even a small donation could help Marilyn reach this fundraising goal. And if you can't make a donation, it would be great if you could share the fundraiser to help spread the word.
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Donate to Restore Marilyn's Life Post-Flood

<div>As many of you may now know, <strong>my father, Carl LeMay, has gained his angel wings this morning</strong>… He had fought a long and painful battle, dealing with diabetes that developed into end-stage renal disease. A year after the diagnosis, he also developed congestive heart failure. He held on for a long time, staying as strong and light-spirited as he could. Although he is no longer in pain and can finally rest, it leaves us, the family that he has supported for many years, in a desperate time of need.
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<div>Leaving his wife, 2 children, and 5 grandchildren behind, <strong>we are trying to gather resources and figure out ways to help sustain ourselves and finances</strong>. My mother is unable to work due to health issues, so we are relying on my very small income to support us, so we don’t have to lose my father's home, that has housed us for over 2.5 decades. We understand that times are hard on all right now, but whatever you can do to help us in this dire situation, will be highly valued and more than appreciated.
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Support the LeMay Family After Carl's Passing

<div>hi my name is avah iozzia and i’m trying to get money to pay rent and hospital bills. my mom tressa iozzia is in the hospital due to a stroke on the left side of her brain. she has been in the hospital since saturday the 27th, and we aren’t sure of when she’ll be back on her feet. my mom works 2 jobs that she now will not be able to work for a while once she gets out of the hospital. i just turned 18 , and i do have a job to help provide for myself but im still in school and do not make enough to be able to stay in my place without help. any bit is helpful and i thank anybody who is willing to help. and if you can’t donate, mental support is just as appreciated. 
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Stand with Avah Iozzia for Tressa's Recovery

<div>Alot of Dr  appointments  still to come. Ryan is doing the best he can . Please keep praying things will get easier for him . 
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<div>Thank you guys for the love and support. It really means a lot to me. ❤️❤️❤️
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<div>Plz plz plz be careful/mindful when behind the wheel of a vehicle. No body deserves to go through something like this.
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<div>And I want to give extra love to my parents Shelley Fetkovich Eric Fetkovich for taking care of me and being by my side through this whole tramatic experience. I love you guys so much, I have no idea how I would have got through this without you. ❤️
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<div>Ryan Fetkovich was hit by a non insured motorist the Friday before Christmas. He had 5 hours of surgery and spent 5 days in hospital .
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<div>He has not been able to go back to work . The lost of income and medical expenses has put Ryan in rough times financially.
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<div>Please help Ryan get through this time and support him with a donation.
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<div>Due to this unforseen accident which was no fault of Ryan's.
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Ryan Fetkovich motorcycle accident

<div>My name is Tressa, I'm a widow, single mom, cancer and stroke survivor.. I work 2 part time jobs, but the economy is not helping with the struggle. I fell behind on rentand bills, but the property manager has worked with me, but all it has done is put my bill higher.i just would like to get this past due amount paid off and start afresh, un fortunately my hours are barely making enough to get the normal monthly bills paid let alone the added. Interest (past due amount)
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Pay emergency bills

For those of you that know, Eddie was involved in a motorcycle accident on Saturday May 4th.  We are so grateful he is alive, however due to the severity of the crash they had to take his right leg just below his knee. Anyone that knows someone that has gone thru losing a limb knows that there is a long road ahead of him. He is in very good spirits about this and is ready to move on from this, however it will still be a long process with therapy and cost. Now we all know that he would do anything for us if and when it was needed so now is the time to give back for all he has done for us.

Eddie Tidwell