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<div>Dear Friends, Family, and Kindhearted Strangers,
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<div>I am reaching out with a heartfelt request for support. Sal has been living with the challenges of quadriplegia for the past 4 years, and every day is a fight for independence, hope, and progress. But despite the obstacles, Sal has never given up on the possibility of improving his quality of life.
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<div>There is a unique opportunity for Sal to travel across the country again, for a specialized treatment that could make a significant difference in his journey toward healing and regaining independence. The treatment, though promising, is costly and requires travel and accommodation expenses that are beyond what Sal and our family can manage on our own.
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<div>We are hoping to raise $30,000 to cover the cost of travel, lodging, and treatment, so that Sal can access this life-changing care. Every dollar brings Sal one step closer to a brighter future- a future where he can move, heal, and thrive with dignity and hope.
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<div>No donation is too small, and your support- whether financial or emotional means the world to Sal and our family. We believe in the power of community and with your help Sal can take his next step towards a brighter future.
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<div>Please share this campaign with your friends and family to help us spread the word and to lift Sal’s spirits during this journey. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your generosity, compassion, and support.
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<div>Sincerely,
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<div>Sal and Family
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<div>#HopeForSal #SalStrong #BrighterFuture #SupportSal #HealingJourney #Quadriplegic
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Help Sal Get A Chance at a Brighter Future

To all family, friends, colleagues, loved ones, and donors, <br /><br /> <br /><br />My name is Amanda Nygard and I am writing on behalf of Nate Denys who is my loving partner, a brother to Matthew Denys and Andrew Denys, brother in law to Devon Denys and a son to Maria Denys and Ernest Denys. <br /><br /> <br /><br />It breaks my heart to say that Nate was in a tragic accident last Thursday night June 16, 2022, around 9:00 pm. Nate and I were outside our apartment for a quick test ride on his new electric skateboard. In what seemed to happen in the blink of an eye, he appeared to be thrown to the ground, hitting his head on the asphalt from the electric skateboard.  Paramedics arrived and Nate was rushed to Stanford Hospital where he underwent brain surgery to stop the bleeding in his head. Since then, Nate is now being taken care of in the ICU where he receives 24/7 medical care from various specialists as he fights to get better. <br /><br /> <br /><br />This page is set up for donations to help with the medical bills, surgeries, rehabilitation centers and long-term expenses that have come our way. <br /><br /> <br /><br />We will also post updates regarding Nate’s progress on this page so the Denys family and I can focus our attention and love on Nate. <br /><br /> <br /><br />Nate is a full-hearted, spontaneous, outgoing, and caring individual who takes every opportunity to the fullest. He always seizes the moment to be with his friends and family, hiking, kayaking, camping, traveling, random adventures, and so much more. Just within the past year, he landed his dream job as an additive manufacturer creating the most amazing pieces. He never stops talking about it and even has multiple 3D printers at home to create pieces in his free time. About two months ago, Nate and I adopted another conure (bird) as a companion for Apple who we’ve had for years. Her name is Papaya but Nate always calls her his “mini dragon”. Nate has always put others before him and now we need to put him first. <br /><br /> <br /><br />At this time, we are unsure what the future holds, but we appreciate everyone who is sending their love to him. <br /><br /><br />Thank you from the bottom of our hearts, <br /><br /><br />Amanda Nygard &amp; Denys Family

Nate Denys Medical Emergency & Expenses

TLDR* Hello! My loving three-year-old Corgi, Gunther, was just diagnosed with cancer (Lymphoma) and is only expected to live 4-8 weeks. Unless we can cough up an extra 8000 dollars for his treatment, he might not have a chance to live. If you can help, please help our family. If you can’t, please share! TLDR: (Too long didn’t read*) <br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/53986084_1611640799294105_r.jpeg" alt="53986084_1611640799294105_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br />Hello, my name is Alysa and this is our sweet baby boy, Gunther. Gunther is a three-year-old Pembroke Welsh Corgi. We got Gunther back in Italy where my husband, Chris, was stationed. When we first moved to Italy, I had a hard time adjusting to the new culture, especially with the language barrier since I really don’t know that much Italian. I was also having some issues with my husband’s non conventional work hours. After some time, he suggested that it may be beneficial for us to get a dog. My heart was set on getting a corgi and I showed several videos and photos to my husband, he finally caved in. We, then, started our search for corgi breeders. Never in a million years did we think we’d get so so lucky to get a pup like Gunther. He was not only my first friend in Italy, but he was one of the few factors that had got me threw my husbands deployment in Afghanistan. He is selfless, so full of sass (so much so that it’s unbelievable), and so full of unconditional love. <br /><br />On January 13, 2021 at 7am, I was petting gunther and happened to feel some bumps under his chin. I immediately called my husband to tell him. He said that he wanted me to speak his mother to ask for advice on what it could be. She said it sounded like his lymph nodes. He was swollen behind his legs and under his armpits as well. We thought it could be an infection so my husband called our vets office to ask for some antibiotics. With covid, getting in for an appointment could take weeks and we just wanted to help Gunther as soon as possible. The vet offered to stay late to take a look at Gunther and run certain tests to see what was actually going on. He wasn’t certain on what it could be and felt the need to send it off to a specialist. There they would take a look at the samples to really see what was going on for sure before any treatment was given to him. He said he’d get results back by the 16th which seemed so long to us and by the 15th I decided to call the office to see if any results came back. Another vet technician that worked with our vet happened to be in and spoke to my husband and me. She said the results came back and unfortunately…it wasn’t good news. <br /><br />Lymphoma. <br /><br />Our hearts immediately dropped. I felt so much pain in my chest and couldn’t stop shaking. My husband and I are having a hard time wrapping our heads around how we all went to bed totally fine and the next day he has a projected 4 to 8 weeks to live. We never expected to hear that our overall healthy pup (that’s only 3 years old!) has cancer. If that wasn’t enough, there were very few options for treatment, and even fewer options that projected him lasting for more than just a few more weeks.<br /><br />Gunther isn’t just our first dog, he’s the first extension of our family. But our family doesn’t stop with him. Gunther showed us that we could not only be good owners, but we can be good parents as well.  He also made it very apparent that he was ready to take on the big role of being an older brother.  Right now, we are 7 months pregnant with a little boy who we thought would be drowning in corgi fur.  Never did we think that there was a chance that our healthy, little pup may not be the big brother we knew he could be. He has always been there for us no matter what and we feel that we need to do the same for him. He is still so young with so much life left to live and we want to give it our best shot to give it to him.<br /><br />Anybody who has or is starting a family knows how tight money can be, and with an unfortunate event like this its hard to find an extra three to eight thousand dollars for treatment in such a short amount of time. We understand that not everybody has extra money floating around (and if you are financially unstable in any way please do not feel obligated to put yourself in a worse position) but please think about donating if you’d like to help. Any amount helps, big or small and if you can’t afford to donate but want to help, please share this to give it as much exposure as possible and pray for our family. <br /><br />Thank you to everybody who reads this. Even with facing something as menacing as cancer, Gunther continues to have his derpy facial expressions when trudging through this. Given his short legs, we can still help Gunther kick cancers ass. Let’s see what cancer has to say when faced with this crazy loaf of bread.<br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/53986084_1611773265769766_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="53986084_1611773265769766_r.jpeg" /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/53986084_1611773446988343_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="53986084_1611773446988343_r.jpeg" /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/53986084_1611773480577951_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="53986084_1611773480577951_r.jpeg" />

Chemo for our Corgi Gunther

scarlet was recently injured with a bad encounter with an ex-police officer neighbor. From what we were told he ended up putting her in a chokehold and dislocating her hip. Now she needs the surgery to be able to walk again. Any donations would be appreciated

scarlets surgery