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<div>Mada is one of the kindest, most selfless people I know. She has always been the person who shows up for others, offering support, love, and help without ever expecting anything in return. Right now, she’s going through a very difficult time in life and is facing unexpected financial barriers as she works to move forward and protect herself. Mada isn’t someone who tends to ask for help, but this is one of those moments when she truly deserves the support of the people whose lives she’s touched.

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<div>We’re raising funds to help her secure the legal support she needs during this time. If you know her, you know her heart. Any contribution, big or small, means so much. And if you’re not able to give, sharing this with others, especially people you know she’s touched, would help tremendously. Let’s show up for her the way she’s always shown up for others. Thank you!

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Standing with Mada Through Tough Times

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<div>We’re reaching out during a time our family never expected to face.

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<div><strong>Keith is currently under the care of specialists at the University of Washington in Seattle for a rare soft tissue tumor.</strong> While we won’t know for certain what we’re dealing with until a biopsy is completed, his specialist feels hopeful that this may be a Solitary Fibrous Tumor (SFT). We are holding tightly to that hope.

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<div>Keith will be undergoing a major surgery that will require 4–5 days in the hospital, followed by an estimated two-month recovery period. During this time, Keith will be unable to work as he focuses on healing and regaining strength.

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<div>Keith recently started a new job, and unfortunately, his employer health benefits have not yet gone into effect. He does currently have state insurance, but we are unsure how much of the surgery, hospital stay, and follow-up care will be covered. At this time, it is also unclear whether his new position will be held during his recovery.

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<div>I will be able to continue working, but I will need to take time off to be present for Keith during surgery, hospitalization, and the early part of his recovery. Between medical expenses, travel to and from Seattle, time off work, and everyday living costs, this situation places a significant financial strain on our family.

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<div>Donations will help cover:

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<div>Medical expenses not fully covered by insurance.

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<div>Hospital stay, testing, and follow-up care.

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<div>Household bills and daily living expenses during recovery.

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<div>Any amount helps—whether through a donation, sharing this page, or keeping us in your thoughts and prayers. We are incredibly grateful for the love and support we’ve already received.

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<div>From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for standing with us during this difficult and uncertain time.

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<div>With gratitude,

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Supporting Keith Through Surgery & Recovery

<div>Last Friday, our father, Aaron Worton, was taken from us far too soon after suffering a major heart attack. Even though it was unexpected and devastating, the hospital was able to give us one final gift—18 hours of time. Eighteen hours to hold his hand, tell him we loved him, and feel the strength of who he was one last time before his heart finally stopped. Those hours will stay with us forever.

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<div>Aaron wasn’t just a dad—he was a force. A man who showed what it meant to care for people without expecting anything in return. He was someone who stepped up when others stepped back, who believed in second chances, and who gave more of himself to others than most people ever will. He changed the lives of thousands of people over the years, and if you knew him, you have a story. You remember the way he helped you. You remember how he made you feel seen and supported.

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<div>His impact will not end here. His legacy continues through his children—Josh, Caitlynn, and Dillan—and his grandchildren Jackson and Khloe. And it continues in the community of Orting where his values and dedication live on through his auto shop and the countless people he mentored, worked beside, and cared for. We will carry his spirit forward in everything we do, just like he taught us.

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<div><strong>His sudden passing has left us heartbroken and facing unexpected expenses during an already painful time.</strong> We are asking for your support—whether through donations or simply sharing this fundraiser—as we honor Aaron and try to give him the farewell he truly deserves.

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<div>Thank you for helping us remember the man he was: a father, a grandfather, a friend, and a pillar of strength. Aaron will be deeply missed, forever loved, and never forgotten.

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Remembering Aaron Worton: Your Support Matters

<div>✨ Hi Everyone! It’s Hana from Kawaii Sprouts ✨
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<div>Thank you so much for visiting my page! My name is Hana Li, and I started Kawaii Sprouts back in 2022 when I was just 8 years old. I’ve always loved drawing cute characters and making people smile, and I wanted to create a little world that spreads happiness, kindness, and creativity. Now I’m 11, and Kawaii Sprouts has grown so much! We make webtoon comics, fun social media posts, and stories about our Sprout characters. I have so many ideas for the future, and I really want to keep growing this dream with my family and our team.
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Help Hana Bring Kawaii Sprouts to Life

<div>Hello, I'm recovering from my second heart attack in 1 year. Last one was this last Friday. I'm a father of 5 kids and my wife works her tail off trying to support our family. I have applied for jobs all around town recently because my trucks transmission went out so we are down to one vehicle, so I need something in town until i get another vehicle.  I've worked in construction my whole life but due to only having 45% of heart function left I can't do that any longer. I'm willing to do anything to help financially for my family that I can physically do. 
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Fawcett Family Recovery help

<div>Hi everyone - my name is Allora and I've created this go fund me on behalf of my best friend. Truthfully she has no clue I am even doing this - but I'd like to help her out as much as I can.
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<div>By now most of you have may have seen that Jamin, has passed away. Leaving behind an amazing woman and two children, Sawyer and Ellie and his step daughters - Grace and Zoey.
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<div>If you're able to, please consider donating to help relieve some of this stress. If not, please share and send prayers their way. They're going to need it. ❤️
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Ashley & kids

If you have been following our Mom's journey, you know that in January of 2020, Cindy received the diagnosis of stage 4 metastatic breast cancer. The cancer had moved into her bones...her spine, ribs, pelvis, and skull specifically.  She underwent radiation and began medications to slow/stop the cancer from spreading further. <br /><br />She showed some big progress with her mobility after radiation and the side effects from her medications were mild/medium--manageable nonetheless. Based on her prognosis, she was doing better than we ever could have imagined. <br /><br />Two days before Thanksgiving,  she was experiencing extreme discomfort in her abdomen. We brought her to the emergency room. Due to COVID restrictions, we were almost immediately kicked out. We couldn't even give her a hug before she was whisked away in a wheelchair. <br /><br />That evening she had an emergency surgery for an obstructed/infected/kinked hernia. That was the beginning of a long chain reaction of complications. She had an irregular heartbeat, fluid in her lungs, kidney failure, her incision site wouldn't heal, she didn't eat for over a week, and to top it all off, they struggled to get her bipolar and cancer medications into her system. She was in pain, uncomfortable, confused, and all alone. <br /><br />They were finally able to get her stable enough to send her to an offsite rehabilitation center for inpatient care. However, that was a short lived visit as she headed back to the ER with a pulmonary embolism. During this stay in the ICU, it was also discovered that she has another extremely troubling bowel obstruction (a fistula). I will spare you all of the details of what a fistula entails, but what it means for our mom, is that she cannot eat and cannot continue taking her cancer medications. Bottom line, is that she would need a surgery to fix the fistula; however, her entire medical care team believes that she is too fragile to have this surgery.<br /><br />That brings us current. In the last few days we have been faced with many difficult discussions and decisions. At this time, there is little to nothing more that medical professionals can do for her right now.  Ultimately, we have decided that what she needs most right now, is to be at home with her family and her two insanely precious grandchildren. <br /><br />This is where we are humbly asking for help. In order to bring her home, we are renting several pieces of medical equipment (including a hospital bed). Also, she is currently receiving her nutrition via a PICC line and that is something that insurance is only covering 20% of. Lastly, because her care is extremely nuanced we need to have a 24/7 home care provider. While these things are extremely expensive, our hearts break every day that she is alone in the hospital, fighting for her life. We NEED her home so that we can fill her days with hugs, laughs when we can get them, and to give her the outpouring of love that this woman so desperately deserves. <br /><br />If you have read this far, we assume it is because you know and love Cindy! She is quite literally the most loving woman that I have ever met, and I am sure you feel the same way.  Maybe she decorated a school dance you went to, or helped you design and put together your dream wedding, she may have transformed your home, had crafted or selected the perfect gift for you. I guarantee she encouraged you, she made you feel special, and I certainly know that whether you have know her for years, or even a few hours, she gave you one of the most loving and intense hugs you have ever received. <br /><br />As of this morning, we believe that she will be home today!!! (Possibly, tomorrow, depending on some hiccups that have happened just while writing this). In the next few days, we will be monitoring how she is doing. If it seems like she can handle it, we will be coming up with a system of "visiting hours". We will be setting up a station on the porch where she can visit through the window. More info to come as we navigate the first 24-48 hours. <br /><br />We thank you from the bottom of our breaking hearts. Maybe, just maybe, our love and laughter was the medicine she was missing at the hospital. Miracles happen.<br /><br />Love,<br />Erinn and Mayce

Bringing Cindy Home

October 27th I had a surprise trip to the ER and ended up having my appendix removed. They kept me in the hospital for 3 days and told me I couldn't work for two weeks. Knowing there was no way I can do that I planned to go back after the first week. Well I didn't even have a chance cause 5 days later I ended up back in the ER with internal bleeding. They said something must have been nicked from surgery. I spent another week in the hospital with a tube in my side drawing out the excessive blood. Then missed another week when I got home. I really hate asking for help but missing 3 weeks of income was crippling. This is just to help with the day to day bills. Surgery left me with a 35K bill.

Emergency surgery

Our 16-year old niece has played softball since Kindergarten, and she is good — earning her spot as catcher on an 18U team her sophomore year. About halfway through the season, we realized something was off with her batting. By the end of the season, she was experiencing painful headaches with increasing frequency. After her parents took her to several appointments with various eye doctors, an ophthalmologist discovered she couldn't see anything out of half of her left eye and sent her for an emergency MRI on September 11th. Things happened pretty quickly after that because they found a 1.5 inch brain aneurysm (thankfully unruptured) pressing on her optic nerve. The next few days were full of additional diagnostic tests, multiple appointments with the neurosurgeon and other specialists, a preliminary angiogram, and many prayers and prayer requests. On September 16th Abbey underwent a 5 hour surgery to place two pipeline stents in her brain, which is mostly diverting her blood flow away from the aneurysm. She is recovering well, but she faces at least six months of regular appointments and additional MRIs to make sure no further surgeries are needed. It's going to take a while for her teenage life to return to normal, and it will be awhile before she can get back out on the field. <br /><br />She has met this challenge with a grace and bravery far beyond her years. Everyone who knows her, knows she is  a sweet girl, a good friend, and a passionate athlete — but did any of us really know how strong she really was before this happened? She is an inspiration to me, and likely many others.<br /><br />Our family is extremely grateful not only that Abbey's life was saved, but also for the out pouring of love and support we have received over this trying period. While her parent's biggest fear has been relieved, they are now facing a new challenge — paying what their insurance will not cover for Abbey's life-saving surgery, as well as her after care, new medications, follow up appointments, additional tests, etc. They work very hard and funnel what extra they have into making sure their daughters have bright futures — investing in things like Abbey's softball career and her sister's dance activities. There is not much left over. Therefore, I am asking, in addition to prayers for Abbey's continued recovery, if you can spare anything  to help ease this family's incoming financial burden, please donate.

Abbey Haney's Brain Aneurysm and Stroke Fund

Christina Feeder is my daughter Amy's best friend and has been for more years than I can even remember. As such Christina has been part of our family as well. I have thought of her as another daughter and couldn't be prouder of her for the woman she has become and the way she has taken control of her life and made a beautiful family of her own. A few years ago Christina met Andre Jeffries and he would soon become the love of her life. She and her daughter Riley and Andre's two daughters formed a family that she treasured every day. It wasn't too much later that baby Kailah came along and their two families had truly become one. Life was good. Both Christina and Andre had good jobs and a good daycare for Kailah. Well before they new it a new baby would be blessed into their family. A boy I don't believe was ever more excited about or more anxious to be welcomed into their family. That baby boy was born last Thursday evening after what would turn out to be a very difficult pregnancy for Christina. And what a beautiful boy he is. All seemed right with the world until the early hours of Sunday August 4th while Christina was still in the hospital  Andre was taken from his family in what can only be called a senseless act of violence that none of us can even begin to wrap our brains around. The one thing that is a constant for all of us is Christina and the kids. How will she carry on not only missing Andre desperately,  but emotionally and of course financially. So what i'm hoping is that maybe we can take a little stress off of her at this time by donating anything we can to help this family out. She would never ask for anything from us but I know she would do what she could if we ever needed her. Thank you so much for your consideration and if you choose, thank you for helping this family survive this horrible tragedy.

Help for Christina Feeder and her kids

On December 3rd my mother, Karla, was admitted into the hospital with what the doctors had orginally thought were kidney stones. After running tests for pain she was experiencing, our family was told that it appeared she had lung cancer that had spread to her spine. Fast forward about a week - she was told that her biopsy results came back and that it wasn't lung cancer, my family was incredibly thankful. Instead, it showed that she has breast cancer. Again, we were relieved. From what any of us had ever known, there is a cure for breast cancer. <br /><br />After meeting with her oncologist this past Monday, we found out that my mom has Stage IV Triple Negative Metastatic Breast Cancer. The cancer has spread to multiple parts of the body, including; her lungs, spine, multiple bones in her back, collar bone, and femur. When it comes to breast cancer, this is pretty much the worst of the worst. There is no cure or long-lasting treatment for Stage IV TNBC and the cancer itself is extremely aggressive. This means, my mom will be on treatment for this cancer for the rest of her life. <br /><br />This coming week she will be getting a port a cath put in so she can start chemotherapy as soon as possible. Her oncologist is considering radiation along with that due to a large tumor on her left femur as well as starting immunotherapy. She has had, and will continue to have, appointments for CT scans, x-rays, and MRI's to ensure that they find any new growths immediately and to control those already there. She also has appointments with different physicians and specialists for things like bone scans and regular healthcare. <br /><br />My dad is continuing to work as much as possible, because although cancer is life-changing, life doesn't just stop. They still have bills to pay and although he does have FMLA leave at work, it doesn't reimburse the income that he misses out on when he's not there. On top of that, it would be nice for my parents to be able to do things together while they can.  My mom always wanted to go on a cruise to Alaska, take my dad to New York, and see the excitement in her grandchildren at Disneyland. But realistically, those probably won't happen. However, it would be nice for my parents to be able to go to the ocean if they wanted one weekend together or for my dad to not have to stress about taking the time off of work so he can be with my mom and support her during chemo or other appointments. <br /><br />Ultimately, the money that is raised will be used to help ease the financial burden that my mom and dad will experience during this battle. Whether that be to help supplement income, use to spend time together, or to help with any of the costs for after-death arrangements they make. This will allow them the opportunity to support one another and hopefully spend some quality time together. Being able to help my parents like this would be one of the greatest gifts and I would be forever thankful.

Karla's Cancer Fund

Miss Finnley was born 12 weeks premature on 9/22/2014.The team of doctors and surgeons informed us that over 80% of her bowel is affected by disease. They found a perforation that they repaired and a segment of dead intestine that they removed. It is too much for her tiny body to handle. The doctors will be making her comfortable today and letting her go home to Jesus.  <br />We are asking for any size donation to help her mother fund a proper funeral for Miss Finnley.

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