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<div>Help us support Alex Mirra, a devoted husband, father, son, stepson, big brother, and friend, on his journey to beat cancer by easing the financial burden on his family.
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<div>In July 2025, Alex found a mass and underwent surgery to have it removed. Unfortunately, biopsy results confirmed it was cancer, and additional scans revealed the cancer had spread to his lymph nodes.
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<div>Alex is only at the beginning of his journey. He started chemotherapy in early August, and while the diagnosis has been difficult, his doctors are confident about his chances of a full recovery because the cancer was caught early.
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<div>Alex has shown immense courage in this fight, but he can’t do it alone. As he currently goes through treatment, he’ll be out of work and on short-term disability. Our goal is to rally as friends, family, and community to help ease the financial strain, allowing Alex and his loved ones to focus on what matters most: his healing and recovery.
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<div>If you’re able, please consider donating to support Alex and his family. Every donation, no matter the size, makes a difference. Your generosity will help cover medical bills, treatment costs, and provide stability for his family during this difficult time.
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<div>Even if you can’t give, sharing this page with your network would mean the world to us. <strong>#MirraStrong</strong>
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<div>Thank you for your love, encouragement, prayers, and support.
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<div><strong>A personal note shared from Alex</strong>
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<div>Hi Everyone,
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<div>I’m reaching out to share a difficult chapter in my life and ask for your support. Recently, I was diagnosed with cancer. While the road ahead is uncertain, I’ve been incredibly fortunate to have the unwavering support of my amazing wife, Cait, our young daughter, and both of our amazing families. They’ve been my rock through this journey, standing by me with love, strength, and incredible resilience.
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<div>My wife and I started dating 8/12/16 and got married 7 years later, on 8/12/23 and unfortunately, this year, we are spending our anniversary at the treatment center together. As you can imagine, cancer treatment brings both emotional and financial burdens. The medical bills, treatments, and the time away from work are all adding up quickly.
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<div>While we’re trying to stay positive, the weight of this all is heavy. That’s why I’m humbly asking for any support you might be able to provide. Your donations will help cover medical expenses, assist with everyday costs, and allow my wife and child to focus on supporting me through the highs and lows of treatment.
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<div>Every contribution, no matter how small, makes a difference, and it will go a long way in helping ease the strain on my family. If you’re unable to donate, we’d also appreciate your prayers, love, and shares of this campaign.
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<div>Thank you for taking the time to read my story. Your kindness and generosity mean more than words can express.
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<div>Many of you know my parents very well, and some may know of the difficulties they’ve been going through recently. They’ve always been there to help other people with their time, assistance and generosity. Currently they have both been undergoing serious health issues. Dad (Brandon) is severely ill in the ICU with lung issues. He is intubated and sedated while the doctors work to find answers. We don’t know when he might be able to be discharged and return to work. Mom (Jennifer) has been diagnosed with congestive heart failure in addition to her immune deficiency condition and multiple other health issues. She has been unable to work, even from home. She is continuing to fight for her SSDI benefits. These health issues have caused them to fall behind on medical and other bills.

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<div>We are reaching out to friends, family and community for help. Maybe you know them from baseball, bowling, work or some other activity you’ve shared. You also know they would never ask for help unless it was essential. If it is at all possible for you to reach out and help with a donation to this Go Fund Me, it will be greatly appreciated. 

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<p>Remington is an 8-year-old purebred good boy, who has been part of the family since the very beginning. When his mom and dad brought him home, it was just the three of them. Now, he’s the best big brother to Joey (4) and Anthony (6 months), always watching over them with love and patience. 
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<p>For the past five years, Remi has also been a therapy dog with GO TEAM Therapy Dogs, bringing comfort to college students, veterans, healthcare workers, and kids in crisis. He’s sat with high schoolers after tragedies, listened to children read at libraries, and brightened community events—all while being the heart of our home. 
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<p>Remi has been diagnosed with lymphoma and is undergoing chemotherapy. His six-month treatment plan costs $7,000. With mom just returning to work from maternity leave, this unexpected cost is overwhelming. 
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<p>If you've ever met Remi, you know he lives for belly rubs, chasing squirrels, and playing with his favorite giant orange traffic cone. More than that, he lives to love and help others. Now, it’s our turn to help him. 
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<div>As many of you know we lost Zachary Forest Nolan on January 30th 2025, after a lifetime of significant health battles. He fought for the 31 years he had in this world. We’re blessed that he did. I’ve been wanting to write for some time but it feels final, and it’s been hard to write. I want you to know your generous donations helped relieve financial pressures. We wanted the family by his side and were able to do that. It made a significant impact for Zachary. We laughed, and cried, we massaged him, teased him, and showered him with love. It was sad and beautiful. We should all hope to have that kind of comfort and care when our time comes. There were many costs associated with my family staying in hotel rooms for weeks. My Dad was with him for a total of 7 weeks. There were too many costs to mention. All I mean to say is that it was a relief to have your support, financially and otherwise. We feel the love and it’s so appreciated. Thank you on behalf of Zachary, myself, and my family. Lots of love to you and yours. 
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<div>From our family to yours, we want to thank you all so much for the continued support. The love and compassion you have shown our family, is beyond heartwarming. There are not enough words to truly express, our gratitude.
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<div>Many have asked for an update on Zach, and we apologize for the delay. As you can imagine, this has been quite emotionally and even physically exhausting, for us all.
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<div>Zach remains in extremely critical condition, and on life support. As long as he is here and willing to fight, so are we. We have taken solace, in each new day.
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<div>Friends, I ask you to now more than ever continue to send love and light, positive energy, and powerful prayers. Love can do amazing things.
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<div>As most of you are aware, my family has been hit with an unexpected and devastating tragedy. My nephew Zach, is currently in the ICU and on life support at Mount Sinai Hospital, in NYC.
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<div>Zach along with having stage four lymphoma, has multi-organ failure, including respiratory. The circumstances surrounding Zach's hospital stay are extremely arduous, as we as a family come together to be by his side. In the most difficult of times, we are having to worry about the financial aspect associated with Zach's health and lengthy hospital stay.
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<div>Many have reached out and asked how they may contribute or be supportive to our family, at this time. Friends, I ask that you consider a donation of any amount, so that we as a family are able to continue to be by Zach's side. The overwhelming costs of now living here in NYC, are astronomical.
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<div>We appreciate each and every one of you, and are deeply grateful for the love, as we face the most unfortunate and painful journey ahead.
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<div>My name is Debbie Elderbroom and <strong>I am doing this GoFundMe page to help with medical bills and funeral expenses for Jennifer Elderbroom</strong> who was taken away from us way too early. Anything that is left over will go into a trust for Lukas Coelho, her son, whom she loved to the moon and back.
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Support Jennifer Elderbroom's Final Expenses

<div>Hello, It's with a very heavy heart that we are announcing the unexpected passing of Austin Kohanski. I'm reaching out to all of his friends and loved ones to help raise money for his services and expenses to lower the financial burden on his family after this painful loss. If there's anything you can give I know they'd very much appreciate your kindness.
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In memory of Austin Kohanski

<div>My sister Caroline is one of the most generous and giving people that I've ever known.  Now she needs our help. On Sunday 12/09/23 she was brought to Upstate Medical University emergency department because she was very confused, had aphasia, and signs of possible stroke. She has been admitted and is in the Neuroscience unit. She has been treated for infection, stroke, and concussion. Caroline has also been having seizures and is continuously monitored by video EEG. As of this morning her doctors have ruled out an infection, but they still haven't determined what the cause is and will need to do more tests.  and while she is slowly improving, she still has a long way to go and will be in the hospital for a few weeks. 
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<div>Caroline works a full time job, and a part-time job to be able to pay for her rent, vehicle, and utilities. She was supposed to start a 3rd job the very day she ended up in the hospital.  We would love to raise enough money that she can concentrate on getting better and not have to worry about her monthly bills, or the large medical bills that will be in her future. Thank you for helping! 
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<div>I'm raising funds for my sister, Allie, and her family to allow them to take the time they need to grieve the loss of their 2-month-old baby, Maeve, without having to worry about being able to pay their bills and provide for their other children.
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<div>Maeve was born at 30 weeks and spent some time in the NICU before finally going home with her family. Her siblings were so excited and happy to have their little sister home with them! Unfortunately, Maeve passed away unexpectedly early this morning.
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Rest in Peace Baby Maeve

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<div>D is deeply connected to Savannah and the entire community mourns this loss. We hope to ease the financial burden of the funeral costs for the family as they grieve.
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On 7/5/2018 this beautiful family had to say goodbye to their sweet 9 month old baby Liam. This was completely unexpected. Unfortunately, New York State will not pay for family leave because of death. So in order for this family to take time to grieve and heal, they would not be getting paid. So we are raising money to help alleviate any financial burden during this difficult time. Anything helps and it means more than you can imagine.

Help a Greiving Family

<p dir="ltr">Isabella is a beautiful little 6 year old girl with so much life ahead of her..She recently was diagnosed with LYME disease and is having memory issues as well as losing strength in the right side of her body. Symptoms seem to be worsening for her (Joint aches, dizzy, vomiting, weakness, blurry vision, confusion, insomnia, body aches, fatigue, neurological problems) Lyme takes a hold of your body both physically and mentally and needs treatment from specialized doctors who do not accept insurance.. Imagine a little girl/boy having to deal with that on a daily basis with no treatment. I am asking you to please say some prayers and donate to her treatments to receive help. Lyme doctors are costly and they want money up front for treatment and with her mom who also has Lyme disease and not able to work they need all of the help they can get. Dad works his butt off making sure they have a roof over their heads, bills paid and food in their bellies..They have very limited income to help fight their Lyme..Please find it in your heart to donate any amount to her battle.. She has a long road ahead of her..<br>
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On June 21, 1976, the heavens opened and graced us with one of the kindest, most caring, most courageous people I know. On February 28, 2015, they would open again and welcome her back.<br /><br />In the (too short) years in between, she would become one of my first, longest-standing, and most cherished friends (making me one of a great many that share such a bond), she would become a loving wife, bring into this world two beautiful children in Kevin and Julia, she would battle colon cancer with an indescribable determination that served as inspiration to not only the fellow afflicted, but to everyone who heard her message to live EVERY MINUTE to the fullest, and (as Bob Whitehead put it) "fill this world with love, laughter and beautiful smiles." (<a href="http://www.livelikemichelleh.blogspot.com"><a href="http://www.livelikemichelleh.blogspot.com" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">http://www.livelikemichelleh.blogspot.com</a></a>)<br /><br />This campaign is about a promise. In the winter of 2014-2015, a handful of Michelle's friends reached out and made a promise to her that we would (a) Hold an annual celebration of her life and all that it represents, and (b) Do our best to help young Kevin and Julia with the financial side of their future education expenses.<br /><br />Lets check two boxes with one stone, shall we?<br /><br />On Saturday, June 18, 2016, 4PM to 8PM, we will be holding the First Annual Live Like Michelle Celebration in Syracuse! Friends, family, friends of friends, and anyone touched by Michelle or her message are invited - nay IMPLORED to come party! Children too, of course! Lots of food, music, laughs, hugs and fun &amp; games for the kids!<br /><br />Cost/Donation is $25 per adult (kids free!). NOTE: This is one of those "suggested donation" deals you see at the museum. We'd be more than pleased if you wished to donate more! EVERY PENNY goes right into the kids' college funds.<br /><br />Can't attend? You can still donate right here! It would be so appreciated.<br /><br />VERY IMPORTANT: Once you have donated, please contact me (Jason Premo) to let me know (a) Who you are, and (b) Names of other adults and kids you are bringing, so I can add you to the guest list and provide you with location and details.<br /><br />Thank you, and see you in June!

Live Like Michelle!

John Fox was my brother who passed away this morning in a motorcycle accident.  He was a loving father, brother and son who will truly be missed. Johnathan was a very lovable and kind brother.  He loved to hang out with his son Jayden who is 6 and do all kinds of crazy things with him, Jayden was his life.  He loved to bowl, hang with friends and family and work on cars.  He didnt have any life insurance and his family is hoping to give him the proper buriel that he deserves and hopfully have enough to set up an account for his sons future.  Any donation would be very appriciated.

Funeral Fund For John Fox

<p dir="ltr">On August 21 2015, Conner Vittore was admitted into the Pediatric ICU at Upstate University hospital &#160;in Syracuse, NY. Conner was involved in a bad accident and rushed to the Emergency room where he later passed away from his injuries (August 22nd, 2015) Please find it in your heart to help Conner's family with funeral costs at their time of need. If you cannot donate online, we will take up a colllection and hand it over to the family. No parent should ever lose a child. Thank you in advance! Say some prayers to help the family get though this difficult time -Cathy and Wendy<br>
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<div>On Christmas Eve, our sports family was shaken when Coach Chad Zimmer a experienced a unexpected medical issue. Chad is a dedicated coach, mentor, husband, and father—and the provider for his family. His wife Kayla stays home caring for their children, and right now their focus needs to be fully on Chad’s recovery.
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<div>Chad is walking through a very unexpected medical situation. He is receiving excellent care, and doctors are closely monitoring his brain while allowing his body time to heal. There are still many unknowns, but we are thankful he made it through surgery and remains stable. The coming days are important, and the family is taking things moment by moment—leaning hard on faith and trusting the medical team.
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<div>With 15+ years of coaching experience, Chad has impacted countless athletes through his work in hitting, middle infield fundamentals, bat speed, fielding, and strength training. He is known for building confident, disciplined, well-rounded players—on and off the field.
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<div>Quick update on Chad: He remains stable, and the medical team is beginning the process of trying to wake him up. Things will look much the same for now as they closely monitor him until the swelling in his brain starts to go down, which is the most important focus at this stage. I remain by his side and have read all of your messages to him — please know that your words, prayers, and love are being shared with him and truly mean more than we can express. We are taking this day by day and asking for continued prayers, especially for the swelling to decrease and for his brain to heal.
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<div>I wanted to share a brief update. He remains in the Neuro ICU and is receiving intensive, around-the-clock care. Right now, he is on a day-to-day watch as the medical team closely monitors his condition and continues treatment. The road ahead is still uncertain, and this could be a long journey over the coming months, so we are truly taking things one day at a time. He’s stable enough for me to come home. I’m home tonight briefly with the kids so we can spend some time together and have a small Christmas moment, and I’ll be returning to the hospital in the morning. It’s unknown what their dad’s condition will look like in the months ahead.
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<div>The GoFundMe has truly shown us just how incredible of a human and coach my husband is. The love, messages, and support pouring in have been overwhelming in the most humbling way. Right now, more than anything, we need all the prayers you have — for healing, strength, peace, and guidance for the days ahead. We are beyond grateful for every single person standing with our family during this time.
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