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<div>We have been asked by people how to help with the end of treatment plan and <strong>Lynda's trip to see our kids and family before entering hospice for Lynda's cancer</strong>. Obviously, things will pop up, and with both of us on SS, it does not account for things not covered by Medicare hospice. Doctor's visits and copays for the last round, as well as travel over the last 6 months, have drained us. <strong>This is for those who asked how to help.</strong>
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Lynda's Final Journey with Family

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<div>If you’ve ever met Kato and Kimberly Boldon, you know how deeply they pour themselves into the lives of others. As missionaries serving through Life at Valley Hope Fellowship, formerly called First Indian Baptist Church in Phoenix, they’ve dedicated their time, energy, and hearts to lifting up their community—often putting others’ needs before their own.
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<div>Now, they need our help.
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<div>A few weeks ago, Kato underwent unexpected open-heart surgery. While the surgery was successful, complications quickly followed—a severe reaction to his medication led to serious lung issues and an emergency return to the hospital, with a time totaling one month in the hospital. The recovery has been slow, painful, and uncertain.
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<div>As Kato remains out of work, medical bills are mounting. And to add to the financial strain, their daughter KatyBeth will be starting her first year of college — a milestone that should be full of excitement, not anxiety over how to afford it. Their son Kolin, still at home, continues to need love, time, and stability from two parents already stretched thin.
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<div>We know this generous, humble family would never ask for help on their own. So we’re asking for them.
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<div>If you’re able, please consider giving whatever you can to ease the burden they’re carrying right now. Every dollar helps cover medical bills, supplements to loss of salary, groceries, and peace of mind while Kato heals.
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<div>Let’s surround the Boldons with the same love and support they’ve given so many.
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<div>With gratitude,
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<div>Kevin &amp; Alessia
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Lift Up the Boldons in Their Time of Need

<div>Hi, I’m Kim, a 43-year-old mom, esthetician, and aspiring jewelry designer on a 14-year path to heal my mind, body, and soul. I lost 50 lbs in 4 months through dedicated fitness, achieved sobriety nearly 3 years ago, and managed hypothyroidism without medication using diet and wellness routines. Now, I’m committed to healing chronic back pain from an L5 disc herniation, L4 disc bulge, and spinal stenosis, which causes back pain, sacral ache, and nerve pain radiating down my legs. The pain makes standing for waxing sessions excruciating and disrupts my fitness routine, forcing me to take weeks off work over 10 times in the past 2 years. This has been a physical and mental struggle. As a neurodivergent person with sensory sensitivities, my challenges are greater, but my resolve is stronger. I’m determined to shine, transitioning from my past career to pursue jewelry-making, continue as an esthetician, and live healthily with a clean diet, exercise, physical therapy, red light therapy, chiropractic care, acupuncture, and minimal meds. <strong>My goal is to heal my spine, reclaim my joy, and inspire others through my art.</strong>
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<div>Regenerative Performance’s ultrasound-guided stem cell therapy, with a 70–80% success rate, is my best chance for lasting relief due to their expertise in ultrasound-guided approach that targets my disc precisely, maximizing the chance of success. I will be under anesthesia for the procedure. I will have to take off up to 2 weeks of work immediately following the appointment. <strong>The $20,000 cost ($11,000 for treatment, $1,200 for doctor visits, $4,500 for time off work, $1,550 for meds/travel, $1,750 for fees) is beyond my budget.</strong> I’m aiming to raise funds by July 3 for treatment in early July. (July 3rd is my procedure date)
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<div><strong>Your support can change my life:</strong>
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<div>• $25 covers medications.
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<div>• $50–$100 funds doctor visits.
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<div>• $200 supports physical therapy.
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<div>• $300+ fuels my recovery.
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<div>Why donate? I know the world’s heavy—trust me, I feel it too. I’ve done my best to support others when it was possible.
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<div>With your help, I will be able to return to work pain-free, work on my passions and inspire others. Your donation doesn’t just help me, it helps you and the collective. It’s not just money, it’s a ripple effect in energy to make a positive impact in many more ways than just my back. Follow my progress for updates on my recovery and art. From my heart, thank you for lifting me up!
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Kim’s Healing Journey

<div>This Arizona cowgirl was was seriously injured while competing at a rodeo in Belle Fourche, SD over the 4th of July weekend. In a freak horse accident she sustained 
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<div>critical injuries that will require her to remain at Monument Health Hospital in Rapid City, SD where it is still to be determined when she could be released. Currently she is in stable condition but she has a long road ahead of her due to perforated and collapsed lungs and a dozen broken ribs. Brooke is a beautiful and strong young lady but being 1,200 miles from home, the medical expenses and living costs for her family to stay by her side is adding up and any support to help in this difficult time is greatly appreciated.          
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Brooke Offi Medical Expenses

<p>Hi, My name is Maura and I am setting up this go fund me for my friends Mark and Lindsay Landa as they and their children are going through a traumatic time in their lives.
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<p>Mark is currently on a ventilator in the ICU with COVID-19 pneumonia and has been in the hospital close to 2 weeks fighting for his life. Lindsay is holding down the household, kids and surmounting bills while he is away. Prior to her husbands diagnosis, she unfortunately lost her job. It is going to be a very long road to recovery for Mark and she will need to be his full time caregiver once he is discharged from the rehab facility he goes to after the hospital.
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<p>I am reaching out for prayers, support and financial assistance for Mark's family during this devastating time. As a nurse who has recovered from COVID pneumonia, I know how much of a difference the support given to me made. Any amount of financial generosity, even $5 adds up and is so desperately needed. Your support can also be shown by sharing this to your network so their story can reach as many people as possible.
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<p>I've seen tremendous acts of selflessness and generosity from the Landa's given to those they care about and those in need. It's time for them to receive such love and support. Please take a moment to consider any of the above requests for this beautiful and deserving family.
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COVID-19 Assistance for the Landa's

On the afternoon of Sunday, March 28th, Detective Troy Schmitz of the Casa Grande Police Department and his wife Kim were leaving the Lowe's store in Casa Grande, Arizona.  Upon exiting the store, Troy noticed a person attempting to steal a vehicle in the parking lot.  During the confrontation, Troy  was severely injured as he attempted to stop the suspect who fled in another vehicle.  Troy had to be airlifted to the hospital as his injuries were severe.  He and his family have a long road ahead of them.   This fundraiser is intended to help him and his family with the expenses that surely await them.  <br /><br />Detective Troy Schmitz has been serving as a police officer in Arizona for 23 years, and is  HIGHLY regarded in his blue family, as well as his community.    Troy is a husband, a father and a good friend to many.   Standing at an easy 6'8" , Troy is always recognized around town and throughout his service has made several personal connections within the Casa Grande community. <br /><br />100% of the funds will be given to the family.  This family is not asking for anything, but this is our way, as a community to show our support.

Det. Troy Schmitz Injured While Stopping Car Thief

PLEASE HELP ME WIN THIS FIGHT. First and foremost thank you to everyone that has been praying and sharing #FindVanessaGuillen
My sister DID NOT sign up to the ARMY to be held AGAINST her will.... she was murdered inside Fort Hood military base. We need to get justice. Please help me gather donations to able to take this all the way to D.C. I need to cover expenses at home and traveling fees everyday, I haven’t been able to work at all and been having to stay on top golf my sisters case. Gas, food, hotels, rentals for over two months. May god bless you, with your help we’ll be able to bring VANESSA BACK HOME to Rest In Peace. 
This will also be used for SPECIAL funeral arrangements, flower arrangements etc.

SOLDIER VANESSA GUILLEN MISSING

One of our brothers in blue was hit by a drunk driver on his motorcycle off duty last thursday night April 2nd. He was taken to chandler regional as a trauma with multiple injuries to his legs. Now he needs our help till he can get back on his feet to provide for his wife and kids. Doyle just joined our department in October 2014 after 10 years at PMT. He has limited sick time. He will probably be unable to work for the next few months. Let's all join together as brothers and sisters of public safety and help the Looney family. Thank you<br><br>

Looney Family Fund 

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<div>Hi, my name is Wendi Farbstein. Due to a series of significant and ongoing health complications, I am reaching out to the community for support.

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<div>I am currently navigating active flares of Systemic Lupus, Rheumatoid Arthritis, and Ulcerative Colitis. My medical history also includes Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, heart disease, and kidney disease.

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<div>These conditions have severely impacted my ability to work; I have only been employed for six months  for 2 months at a time, out of the last two years. The severity of my situation recently led to an 11-day hospitalization with subsequent complications.

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<div>My medical journey continues with scheduled procedures this month, including a heart catheterization on the 15th, followed by an upper endoscopy and colonoscopy. As a single individual managing these challenges alone for many years, I sincerely appreciate any support the community can offer during this difficult time.

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Charles Main

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