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<div>Our family is reaching out during a very difficult time for our sister, Diane. After delivering her baby boy, Ka’ohe, by C-section, Diane developed a serious infection and is now hospitalized. What should have been a time of healing and bonding with her newborn has turned into a frightening and overwhelming experience. Ka'ohe is less than 2 weeks old and being away from baby Ka’ohe and her children has been incredibly hard on her, and all we hope for is her full recovery and safe return home to her family.
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<div>As Diane focuses on healing, the responsibilities and expenses at home continue to grow. Once she is discharged, Diane will also need home care support as she continues her recovery, which adds another layer of need for her and the family. The financial strain has become overwhelming on top of the emotional toll this situation has taken. We are asking for any support you can give to help Diane and her family through this challenging time. 
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<div>Your donation will go directly toward:
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<div>	•	Home care and nursing support
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<div>	•	Basic living costs for her children and household
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<div>Our goal is to help Diane focus on healing without the added stress of financial uncertainty, and to support her family until she can safely return home and regain her strength.
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<div>If you’re unable to give, sharing this with others would mean just as much.
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<div>With our deepest gratitude,
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<div>Diane's Ohana
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Help Diane Recover & Support Her Family

Gabby and i have been together for 7 great  years, about 6 months ago she started to feel sick and in pain constantly .  As most of you may know on November 11, 2020 she was diagnosed with breast cancer. What Gabby did not share with a lot of people was the previous months she had to fight just to get her diagnoses.<br /><br />Several doctors and clinics including the ER did not believe Gabby was in pain and sick ,due to her young age; until finally we were able to get a referral for a biopsy .<br /><br />Shortly after the results came back as a cancerous tumor she was rushed into a bi-lateral mastectomy 2 weeks later.<br />The results of the tumor after it was removed came to show her cancer is aggressive and rapid growing.<br /><br />I am still confident Gabby is going to beat cancer, but there have been further complications with her health recently, especially with her heart ..<br />she is currently undergoing chemotherapy &amp;hormonal therapy,  followed by radiation.<br /><br />Gabby will be unable to work during this time, All donations  will help Gabby with Medical bills, monthly expenses(gas, electricity. etc. ), and all treatments &amp;trials moving forward.<br /><br />I know through work and life GabbyLon has made a lot of connections on the islands. I am asking for your help on behalf of gabby because ,If you really know Gabby she doesn't like to ask for help from people she loves .<br /><br />I can't picture myself without Gabby, she is the most caring and loving person i know. Even after her treatments she will have a long road to recovery .Thank you all for your love and support .<br />you can reach out to me Tyler Uta anytime  on Gabby Lons facebook/instagram.<br /><br />Gabby appreciates all the love and messages even if she doesn't feel good !<br />Please share if you can ,we love you guys &lt;3

Please Help Gabby Beat Breast Cancer

<img class="not-resizeable" src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/31917946_1533524730672091_r.jpeg" alt="" width="100%" />￼￼￼￼<br />Noah's life has been a miracle from the time he arrived on June 20th 2012 at Kapiolani Hospital. Doctors informed his parents that it would be a high risk pregnancy and the outcome of her child would be unknown until he was born. Noah was diagnosed with Kidney disease and had other medical difficulties upon birth which resulted him being admitted to the NICU and undergoing surgical procedures as an infant.  Family and loved ones have always been aware of his condition however in the last 2 months, his kidney's have regressed drastically. Since the news, the medical staff advised that he would be put on a monitored diet, increase appointments and go to California as soon as possible to run test and put him on a donor list.<br /><br />He along with his parents will have to begin their journey to start the process in hopes for a kidney transplant. We will be flying on August 20th to Lucile Packard Children's Hospital in Stanford California for a week for the initial testing and planning on how to move forward. We kindly ask for your prayers, emotional, and financial support. We are hoping to raise funds to ensure that when the time comes, he along with his parents will be able to go to California as soon as a kidney is available. If anyone is willing to be a donor, please let us know. We appreciate your all your love&amp; support!

Noah's Journey

On Thursday, February 23, 2017 at approximately 6:30am, our Brother, Val Tua, was struck by a car on Kunia Road while securing a vehicle onto his flatbed tow truck. The impact of the vehicle pinned Val from the waist down between the tow truck and the wrecked oncoming vehicle. Thankfully, a bystander, quickly sprung into action to pull Him from the mangled wreck and contact emergency services. Moments later, an ambulance along with Officers arrived on scene and he was rushed to the ER in critical condition. Since arriving at the ER, he has been fighting for his life. He has undergone hours of surgery due to sustaining multiple fractures to both legs and has had multiple blood transfusions to replenish the major blood loss. Due to the condition he was in and the amount of fluids were lost, they had to hold off on completing his surgery and is currently being monitored in the ICU.Val, 25 years young and full of life, caring, compassionate and always willing to stop and help those in need. Val is the primary provider for his family. With the injuries sustained in the accident and the uncertainty of what's to come, he will not be able work, let alone walk. His newlywed Wife, Nani Tua, is shaken and devastated by the accident. They currently have one daughter, Serenitty, and are expecting the arrival of their Son within the next couple weeks. Although many things are uncertain at this point, we continue to PRAY and have FAITH that he and his family will pull through. We ask YOU, our FAMILY, our FRIENDS, our COMMUNITY, everyone - for all your prayers, love and support for Val, Nani & their Families in their time of uncertainty, suffering and need. On behalf of The Empire Towing Ohana and the Tua Ohana, we also ask that you please respect ALL Emergency Responders (including Tow Trucks & Tow Operators) on the roadways by abiding the SLOW DOWN & MOVE OVER LAW.

SlowDown&MoveOver for Tow Operators

Alohilani is an energetic, beautiful, soft spoken little girl who loves to sing, draw, and play volleyball in her spare time. One afternoon while Alohi and her father were playing, he noticed a rather large lump on her outer right thigh. Initially we thought it was just a muscle spasm. The lump rapidly grew to the size of a large egg which physically deformed her limb. We immediately took her in to the doctors, where they preformed a biopsy and found that the unknown mass in Alohi’s leg was cancerous. On November 19th, 2013 at the age of 7, Alohilani was diagnosed with Blastic Plasmacytoid Dentritic Cell Leukemia. Previously known as the Natural Killer Cell Leukemia. An aggressive rare cancer to adults, and extremely rare in children. <br />    Her oncologist stated, she is the first child to be diagnosed and treated in the state of Hawaii. Their is little information known about this type of leukemia and no established treatment. A team of specialist, locally and nationally, formed, agreed and supported a treatment plan for Alohi. Doctors predicted that she had a 70% chance of reaching remission. Immediately, a Port-A-Cath was implanted in her upper chest and treatment was started. She began taking numerous types of pills, to intravenous chemotherapy and even multiple spinal taps. During the course of her treatment Alohi has also gone through multiple blood and platelet transfusions. <br />    At the young age of 8, Alohi had endured an immense amount of pain, experiencing many awful days of weakness, chills, high fever, nausea, vomiting and difficulty breathing. Thus making it impossible for her to attend school. However, she has had a few exceptional days of fun with friends and family which we cherish, but they seem to be so few and far between. Remission was achieved and gave everyone in our ohana a brief moment of relief. Unfortunately, on Thursday, August 13th, 2015, after 21 months of treatment, we took her in for a routine test and results revealed Alohilani had suffered a relapse. The leukemia had returned and traveled to her brain fluids causing her to have very painful headaches. <br />    The doctor’s let us know that if a new treatment plan wasn’t implemented soon, Alohi would pass away in just one month. A very tough decision was made to continue treatment for Alohi. The second round of treatment would require a much stronger dosage of chemo, and for the first time Alohilani would undergo radiation. This would all lead to a bone marrow transplant, with the hope of finding a donor match. This time around doctors predict a 30% chance of survival for Alohi. Alohilani, now 9 years old, understands and accepts her difficult situation. She keeps herself busy by reading, writing, and drawing. Alohi and her family humbly ask for your prayers and support through these challenging times. ALL funds gathered will help pay for her medical care and quality of life. <br />#TEAMALOHI<br />                                                                 Sincerely, <br />                                                      Alohilani and family

Love for Alohilani - Rare Leukemia 

<p dir="ltr">I was involved in a critical motorcycle accident on feb. 6, 2016 in which by the grace of my awesome lord and savior, I survived. I suffered a severely dislocated right knee, which required the replacing of all of my ligaments, tendons, and meniscus of the knee. 7 broken ribs, a lacerated liver, severed right femoral artery, a severe traumatic brain injury ( massive swelling and bruising to the brain which left me in a coma for 2 weeks)and collapsed right lung. I also broke 2 vertebrae in my back and 7 vertebrae in my neck- C-1,2,45,6,7,8, in which my nerves from C-4 to C-8 were ripped out of my spinal chord. This has left me with no feeling or movement in my right arm. The surgery I need to graph my nerves back, and get use of my arm is very costly, I was denied social security (which I am currently trying to appeal) and can't work to pay for my medical bills or the surgery I need to get my arm working again. Anything to help will be greatly appreciated by me and my family. Much mahalo to everyone and anyone that can help me receive this surgery. Anything and everything is greatly appreciated. If u can't give financially, your prayers for me and my family will go a long way.</p>
<p dir="ltr">                                    Mahalo, <br />                                  John Burgos</p>

Nerve transfer surgery/medcal Bills

On June 4, 2015, the love of my life, Jameson Kawika Pasigan went to Heaven with Our Lord. On that Thursday, Jameson went swimming at Lake Mohave, Morning Star Cove in Las Vegas, Nevada. As he was swimming from cove to cove, Jameson disappeared in the water and his body was later discovered 25 feet under the surface. When his body was recovered, he had no trauma to his body, not a bruise nor a scratch. Jameson simply fell asleep and followed God's glorious light. He passed away 6 days before he was scheduled to graduate from Liberty High School. <br />From the day I met Jameson, I knew there was something different about him. Somehow, I knew he would be in my life for a very long time. Jameson and I have been together since 2012 where we met at Radford High School in Honolulu, Hawai'i.  We are now expecting Our first child due in October 2015. We are having a son, Journey Kahoku Pasigan. Jameson became an Angel of God 4 months into Our pregnancy... Though the Journey has brought me great loss, there is so much to gain on the path ahead. Our son will never be able to meet his Father physically, and Our family will always be incomplete without Our beloved Jameson... <br />I know Jameson would tell us that "All is well" in Heaven. That there is no pain, no evil, no suffering, no sin... Everything is of God and for God where he is. He is happy, he feels love, and he is at peace. Having faith in Our Lord and believing in the words that He has spoken has truly strengthened me and allowed me to continue on the right path that God has set for Journey and I, with Jameson as Our guiding star. Of course, we miss Our Jameson endlessly... But he is always watching us, protecting us, loving us, and guiding us. Blessed are those who believe.<br />Please help support Jameson's sons future and help to preserve the Living Legacy of my dearest Jameson Kawika Pasigan. <img class="not-resizable" src="https://2dbdd5116ffa30a49aa8-c03f075f8191fb4e60e74b907071aee8.ssl.cf1.rackcdn.com/5555521_1438752341.1016_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" />

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