<div>Hola me llamo Elizabeth . estoy recaudando fondos para mi hermano  carlos Ortiz El Cual fue arrestado el día 10 de junio por migración la razón de la recaudación es para poder conseguir un abogado ya que  no tenemos  el dinero suficiente para poder pagar el abogado el es el sustento de la familia tiene 3 hijos y un niño con discapacidad porfavor ayúdanos y desde ya muchas gracias por la ayuda 
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<div>Hola me llamo Irayda. estoy recaudando fondos para mi esposo Luis Barrera El Cual fue arrestado el día 09 de junio por migración la razón de la recaudación es para poder conseguir un abogado ya que yo me quedé a cargo de mis tres niños y no tengo el dinero suficiente para poder pagar el abogado ya que mi bebé más pequeño tiene 8 meses y mi esposo era el sustento de la familia muchas gracias desde ya por la ayuda que Dios los bendiga

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<div>Hi, my name is <strong>Adrianna</strong>, and I am 2 years old. Since birth, I have faced many challenges due to <strong>medical negligence</strong>. On my second day of life, I developed neonatal sepsis, which was not properly treated. I spent seven days in intensive care, connected to an oxygen chamber, fighting to survive.
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<div>This means I cannot walk or coordinate my movements. My arms and legs move involuntarily, making daily activities very difficult.
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<div>Despite all of this, <strong>I refuse to give up.</strong> I currently receive physical, occupational, speech, and equine therapy, which have helped me a lot—but I need more. In Guatemala, medical diagnoses have been limited and imprecise, so we are seeking the opportunity to receive specialized treatment in Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico.
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<div>This treatment is based on functional neurogenesis stimulation (FNS), a cutting-edge technology that precisely stimulates the nervous system to promote the growth of new neural pathways. With this treatment, I have a greater chance of improving my quality of life and achieving my biggest dream: to walk.
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<div>Any donation, big or small, will bring us closer to this goal. If you are unable to donate, please help by sharing my story.
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<div><strong>Thank you for your support and for being part of my journey! </strong>
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<div>Hola, me llamo<strong> Adrianna</strong> y tengo 2 años. Desde que nací, me he enfrentado a muchos retos debido a la <strong>negligencia médica</strong>. En mi segundo día de vida, desarrollé una sepsis neonatal que no fue tratada adecuadamente. Pasé siete días en cuidados intensivos, conectada a una cámara de oxígeno, luchando por sobrevivir.
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<div>A medida que crecí, mi familia buscó respuestas. Recibí varios diagnósticos erróneos: primero microcefalia, luego hiperlaxitud y más tarde un sonido cardíaco anormal, que finalmente se descartó. Después de muchas consultas con genetistas, neurólogos y múltiples resonancias magnéticas, finalmente recibimos el diagnóstico correcto:
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<div>Esto significa que no puedo caminar ni coordinar mis movimientos. Mis brazos y piernas se mueven involuntariamente, lo que dificulta mucho las actividades diarias.
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<div>A pesar de todo esto, <strong>me niego a rendirme.</strong> Actualmente recibo terapia física, ocupacional, de lenguaje y equinoterapia, las cuales me han ayudado mucho, pero necesito más. En Guatemala, los diagnósticos médicos han sido limitados e imprecisos, por lo que estamos buscando la oportunidad de recibir un tratamiento especializado en Monterrey, Nuevo León, México.
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<div>Este tratamiento se basa en la estimulación de neurogénesis funcional (FNS), una tecnología de vanguardia que estimula de manera precisa el sistema nervioso para promover el crecimiento de nuevas vías neuronales. Con este tratamiento, tengo mayores posibilidades de mejorar mi calidad de vida y lograr mi mayor sueño: caminar.
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Steps of Hope: Help Adrianna Continue Moving Forward

<div>I am the cousin to Zeneyda Barrera, Who is now 18 years old. Our family is from Nicaragua. Zeneyda is a Student in lynn public schools, she’s a good kid and extremely family oriented, she’s always done everything to help her mom and brother who she loves a lot. Zeneyda and her brother have an extremely close relationship, She has always focused on her academics and family. She would never hurt anyone and is absolutely not a threat to anyone.
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<div>This week they had a small sibling argument over a phone charger in which some noise happened in the apartment and the neighbor called the police, they conducted an arrest to my little cousin because of her age being 18 and William being 12. It was a sibling argument nothing serious to be arrested for. The report made she was charged for “assault and battery” according to the statement given. Even though her brother was fine and mother claimed everything was okay in the home. Ice made an arrest to my cousin shortly after. And she is being held. She’s never gotten in trouble before and is having a hard time with asthma attacks. She has the right to an education as to any other child. All of her family is here.
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<div>Hola Soy prima de Zeneyda Barrera, quien ahora tiene 18 años. Nuestra familia es de Nicaragua. Zeneyda es estudiante en las escuelas públicas de Lynn, es una buena niña y extremadamente orientada a la familia, siempre ha hecho todo lo posible para ayudar a su mamá y a su hermano a quienes ama mucho. Zeneyda y su hermano tienen una relación sumamente estrecha, ella siempre se ha enfocado en lo académico y su familia. Ella nunca lastimaría a nadie y no es en absoluto una amenaza para nadie. Esta semana tuvieron una discusión entre hermanos pequeños por un cargador de teléfono en la que ocurrió un ruido en el apartamento y el vecino llamó a la policía, le realizaron un arresto a mi prima pequeña porque ella tenía 18 años y William tenía 12. El argumento no es nada grave por lo que ser arrestado. El informe hizo que fuera acusada de “agresión y agresión”, según la declaración dada. A pesar de que su hermano estaba bien y su madre afirmaba que todo estaba bien en el hogar. ICE arrestó a mi primo poco después. Y ella está retenida. Nunca antes se había metido en problemas y está pasando por momentos difíciles con ataques de asma. Tiene derecho a la educación como cualquier otro niño. Toda su familia está aquí. Por favor ayude a mi tía y su familia a mudarse de este departamento debido a la situación en que ella esta no está trabajando y estoy preocupado por mi familia. Debido a la atención de los medios, algunas cosas pueden no ser ciertas en línea. Estamos haciendo todo lo que podemos. Lo que usted pueda aportar sera agradecido
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Stand with Zeneyda Barrera: Family in Need

<div>Mi nombre es Karelis Santeliz. Soy venezolana, soltera y tengo 5 años viviendo en Massachusetts en los Estados Unidos. El 22 de Agosto del 2023 alrededor de las 6:00 pm perdí a mi único hijo varón Daniel Marquez Santeliz de 17 años, estudiante del último año de la escuela secundaria. Daniel cumpliría 18 años este próximo 13 de septiembre. Mi hijo fue mortalmente herido de una puñalada por otro estudiante menor de edad en una tienda de comidas en la ciudad de Lynn y fue llevado al hospital de Salem donde perdió la vida ese mismo día. Todavía no logro recuperarme del dolor de saber que mi hijo tan joven y lleno de vida haya partido de este mundo. Es muy duro aceptar esta realidad, pero es aún mas duro aceptar que otro ser humano le haya arrebatado su vida. Mi hijo Daniel era lo único que me sostenía con ganas de luchar en este país y me daba las fuerzas necesarias para levantarme todos los días con mi mejor sonrisa a pesar de la adversidad y los innumerables momentos difíciles de salud por los cuales he atravesado. Daniel era sumamente cariñoso y amoroso con todos los que lo conocieron y fue una verdadera bendición para mí. Hoy no solo me encuentro terriblemente desolada por esta pérdida, sino que además no tengo los recursos necesarios para poder darle una digna sepultura a mi hijo Daniel quién se encuentra sin vida para la fecha de abrir esta página todavía en el Hospital de Salem. Es por ello por lo que recurro al GoFundMe para poder recaudar los fondos suficientes para poder darle una cristiana sepultura. En estos momentos estamos gestionando con la funeraria la fecha de los servicios funerarios para Daniel. Se la dejaremos saber tan pronto la tangamos. Gracias por su apoyo y colaboración. Gracias por sus oraciones. 
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<div>My name is Karelis Santeliz. I am Venezuelan, single, and have been living in Massachusetts in the United States for 5 years. On August 22, 2023, around 6:00 pm, I lost my only son, Daniel Marquez Santeliz, 17 years old, a senior in high school. Daniel would have turned 18 this coming September 13. My son was fatally stabbed by another underage in a food store in the city of Lynn and was taken to Salem Hospital where he passed away on the same day. I still haven't been able to recover from the pain of knowing that my young and vibrant son has left this world. It's very hard to accept this reality, but it's even harder to accept that another human being took his life. My son Daniel was the only thing that kept me motivated to fight in this country, and he gave me the strength to wake up every day with my best smile despite the adversity and countless difficult health moments I've gone through. Daniel was extremely affectionate and loving to everyone who knew him, and he was a true blessing to me. Today, I not only find myself terribly devastated by this loss, but I also don't have the necessary resources to give my son Daniel a proper burial, who is still in Salem Hospital as of the date of opening this page. That's why I am turning to GoFundMe to raise the necessary funds to give him a Christian burial. At the moment, we are coordinating with the funeral home to schedule the funeral services for Daniel. We will let you know as soon as we have it. Thank you for your support and collaboration. Thank you for your prayers. 
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<div>Hi, my name is Debbie Cannata im putting this go fund me up to get little man a new bike.. 
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<div> As you may have heard Andrew's son was recently jumped on his way home from football practice. 6-8 kids jumped and robbed him of his brand new SE bike. Lets help him get a new bike! Thank you all. 
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<i>Hola soy Zuleyma quiero darle las gracias a todas las personas por ayudarnos la persona que retirará los fondos es Gregorio Santos mi pareja muchas gracias y que dios los bendiga y les multiplique <br /></i>

Andrea Diaz who tragically died in the lynn fire

<div>Our friends Jeancarlo and Harelyn have been like family for us for quite a few years now.  For you, maybe they are family, friends, friend of a friend, etc. 
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<div>Over the last year+ we have walked, prayed, and seen The Garcia's fight through ups and downs of Jeancarlo's health journey. From diabetes, to kidney failure and the donor search, infections, circulatory complications--Jeancarlo continues to fight. Currently, he is facing blood pressure and circulation issues that are complicating his ability to fully heal or make progress towards next steps.  And this critical trajectory over the last several weeks has led to the need to transfer JC to a hospital in Jacksonville, FL so that he can receive the medical attention he needs from those who specialize in kidney/ circulatory system etc.
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<div>This GoFundMe is being setup to help provide short-term support and assistance to the Garcia family to help bridge the gap in expenses as Harelyn gets JC to Jacksonville and setup for care. With Jeancarlo's blood pressure issues he is unable to fly, so arrangements have been made to ensure his medical care as they travel to FL. Funds will also go towards the medical transport, housing for the Garcia's during this period of treatment (the duration at this point is unknown but we are preparing for a month), and medical expenses (also which are unknown at this point).
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<div>On behalf of the family, thank you for your love and support.
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Help Jeancarlo receive medical treatment

<img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/49641292_159496415197162_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="49641292_159496415197162_r.jpeg" /><br />Hello everyone it's me Jeancarlo,<br /><br />As many of you know, I am suffering from End-Stage Renal Disease (Stage 4 ESRD), if you’d like to catch up with how it all started click this link (<a href="https://therealdiligent.tumblr.com/post/613697764707155968/chapter-1-lost-ones" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://therealdiligent.tumblr.com/post/613697764707155968/chapter-1-lost-ones</a>), it will give you a quick but  partial picture as to what things have been like since being diagnosed in November 2019. <br /><br />The end of February 2020 came swinging, and ready to literally take me out. I won’t make this long, but it went something like this, One Thursday night I couldn’t breathe, we waited but things got worse, this was the beginning of a onslaught attack, in short these were the cases in order and each came with varying levels of pain:<br /><br /> Blood clots were found in both my lungs (1 in each, caused by my dialysis port), Fluid and inflammation surrounded my heart, Fluid filled a majority of my right lung cavity, Fluid filled the lower portion of my left lung cavity . (None of it was COVID,thank God).<br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/49641292_1594962615960479_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="49641292_1594962615960479_r.jpeg" />(This was the first bag out of my right lung cavity, no wonder i couldn't breathe..)<br /><br />These all required different procedures, during which I was put on blood thinners, received 3 blood transfusions, 3 chest tubes to drain fluid, and 4 large needles through my ribs in order to drain fluid. I was in the hospital pre COVID madness and during COVID madness. Roughly 40 days. (I still had to do my weekly dialysis sessions during all of this, yay)<br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/49641292_1594963967379408_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="49641292_1594963967379408_r.jpeg" />(Right ribs with stitches) <br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/49641292_1594962722972452_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="49641292_1594962722972452_r.jpeg" />(Left ribs)<br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/49641292_1594962761883971_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="49641292_1594962761883971_r.jpeg" />(Right ribs)<br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/49641292_1594962816851983_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="49641292_1594962816851983_r.jpeg" />(Right ribs + Upper ribs needle locations) (Sorry no pictures of the Chest tube)<br /><br />I started Dialysis in January 2020 and my weekly dialysis sessions had been extremely challenging, mainly because i leave the clinic with bad abdominal pain and just felt drained. This pain usually took a day and a half to go away, and in that time my appetite was gone and I just wanted to lay around and pretty much medicate. I was and currently am making my way out of being malnourished.  I was going to dialysis sessions 3 times a week for 3 hours and 45 min. It was brutal, painful, and annoying. In the beginning I was still able to work, so I chose to schedule my sessions starting at 6am, and for the most part I made it to work and was able to lead and get things done. Well until the end of February, obviously, work had to end. Currently I’m going to treatment 4 times a week, which allows me to have shorter sessions and in doing so avoid the abdominal pain and draining feeling. So far so good since making this change.<img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/49641292_1594963465450931_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="49641292_1594963465450931_r.jpeg" /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/49641292_1594963877118999_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="49641292_1594963877118999_r.jpeg" /><br /><br /><br /><br />Getting regular dialysis treatments is helping my kidneys do their job and keep me alive, but a transplant would offer me more freedom and the ability to live a longer, healthier, more normal life. A transplant would also give me a second chance to achieve the purpose for what I was placed on this earth to accomplish. <br /><br />However, finding a kidney for a transplant is not easy. Just ask the 100,000+ people on the waiting list for a deceased donor kidney. Time is not on our side. Some wait for years; many die while waiting. The average wait time is five years or more for a kidney from a deceased donor.  However, there is another option: receiving a kidney from a living donor.<br />For more information on Kidney Disease, Organ Donation, stats on how many people currently have it, those that are at risk etc, visit KIDNEY.ORG<br /><br />As family members lined up and offered up this gift, some just weren’t my blood type and at that point we were discussing what options we had in the case that the willing individuals weren’t a match.( There are options). Little did we know that 3 months into being diagnosed God would have a donor step up and be the perfect blood type and tissue match!<br /><br />There is a lot I am leaving out to keep things short, but if you know me, I like to tell stories with as much detail as possible so you feel like you were there. This journey has been tough and has weighed heavy on us and only by God’s strength, favor, grace,  our faith, the many praying, and ALL of our medical teams have we been able to continue to fight. We are new parents, dealing with all the phases of this health challenge, plus a pandemic, come on 2020, sheesh. ;)<br /><br /> Now that I’ve summarized the first half of 2020 in our health journey, here is an update on our progress and the purpose of this GoFund me page.<br /><br />As of a month ago, all the operating rooms are reopening and we are able to get things rolling again, I’ve been healing slowly from the chest tubes, its like I broke my ribs the doctors say, so it will take 3-6 months for healing. It's been terrible, not knowing if the pain is something getting worse or just the healing process, but imaging shows progress in all areas. My Donor, who will remain anonymous for now, has been screened and tested to choose which of Her kidneys I will be receiving (7/15/20), and my case is on the docket for review tomorrow (7/17/20), and hopefully by the end of the day we will have a date for surgery. Yessssss!<br /><br />There have been and will be many costs associated with my kidney transplant and post transplant treatment. Although insurance does cover some things completely there are other medical and non-medical costs that will be challenging for us to meet.  The recommended post transplant treatment are called immunosuppressants (anti-rejection drugs). Anti-rejection medications are critical in maintaining the transplanted organ. During the first year after transplant, anti-rejection drugs can cost from $1,500 to 1,800 per month. After the first year, the costs are reduced significantly. That is roughly between $15k and $22k for the first year after transplant. <br /><br />Some of the Non-medical costs when planning for a transplant could include: <br />Food, and lodging.<br />Transportation, to and from your transplant center, before and after your transplant. Dialysis session transportation (Gas)<br />Plane travel to get to your transplant hospital quickly<br />Childcare<br />Lost wages if your employer does not pay for the time you or a family member spends away from work<br />If your transplant center is not close to your home, lodging close to the center before and after your surgery. Some centers offer free or low-cost hospitality houses for you and your family.<br /><br />Ways in which you can help besides financially:<br /><br />Prayers- Our families mental health through this process, Unity<br />Who do you know that has a connection to this, and you know is willing to donate?<br />Do you have skills in writing donation requests letters to businesses, and organizations, would you help be a voice for our need?<br />Prayers- Our Medical team and all that goes into this surgery, mental health of all the nurses and doctors.<br />Share, share , share our story and this gofund me page.<br />Groceries and Meals post transplant (Please reach out to us via text or FB messenger as our food choices and diet is limited)<br />Prayers- That we may continue to have God’s favor both the donor and I, and that we may see clearly what are purpose is with this second opportunity at life.<br /><br />I am raising funds from unknown and known individuals so that I can maintain this gifted organ properly in the year after transplant.  I am knocking at your door to help us save my life, and I look forward and hope for your kind support. <br />Anything will help, know and trust that these funds are going directly to help Harelyn, Chloe, and I continue to enjoy each other, and continue to season and  light up the world. Thank you in advanced to God for the second chance, my donor for the gift and Her disposition, and all of you for your generous donation. <strong>We love you.</strong> <br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/49641292_1594963050423066_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="49641292_1594963050423066_r.jpeg" />(Chloe turning 1 on 7/21/20, Dad you sure talk a lot!) :)

Jeancarlo's Post Kidney Transplant Expenses

<strong>Support local families in MA separated by this administration’s immigration enforcement policies!</strong><br /><br />The stories and images of families separated at the southern US border in recent weeks have been horrifying. This administration’s approach to immigration enforcement policies is also causing many families in our local communities to be separated by detention or deportation, or to be put at high risk of separation. In response to this growing crisis, the Lynn Rapid Response Network formed in Lynn, MA to coordinate services for local families impacted by detention and deportation. We are launching an emergency fund to also provide urgent financial assistance to families in the community, and turning to our friends and family to help us get started. Please read below for more information and share widely. Any and every amount you give is deeply appreciated! Thank you!! <br /><br />---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br />Full Description: <br />The Lynn Rapid Response Network is an all-volunteer organization formed 18 months ago to support immigrant communities in MA affected by this administration’s immigration enforcement policies. We represent over 30 local non-profit organizations with the capacity to connect people to a broad array of critical services, like mental health services, connections for adult education/job training, legal support, health care, and much more. We have also offered several legal clinics and professional trainings for the community.<br /><br />The majority of our efforts have been focused on fielding urgent referrals for people who are separated by detention or deportation, or at high risk of separation. When a family is separated, it is often either the breadwinner or the primary childcare provider who is detained or deported. In their absence, the family often spirals into financial crisis, leading to housing instability and food scarcity. There can also be high financial barriers for families to be able to reunite. These families already often don't qualify for federal assistance and most emergency financial assistance in the area has strings attached and isn't available to undocumented people.<br /><br />We recently contracted with a local fiscal sponsor so that we could raise an emergency fund to support families in crisis. We received an initial $4,000 gift to launch the fund. So far, we’ve been distributing those funds to families in need, with an average grant of about $500. With so many families being separated by deportation or detention, those dollars have been going quickly. It is likely that the number of families in need will only continue to grow.<br /><br />Our network is good at a lot of things, but we have struggled to find the bandwidth to raise more local funding for the need we have. We have been so encouraged by the recent outpouring of support for families separated at the southern U.S. border. We know that people like us who are outraged by this administration’s inhumane policies towards immigrants are also looking for ways to help families here in our local community, which is why we launched this fundraising campaign.<br /><br />Our goal is to raise an initial $30,000 to maintain this emergency fund, which we estimate will allow us to support 60 local families affected by separation over the next three months. This initial fundraising campaign will help us get more cash on hand quickly so that we can respond now to the urgent needs that families are bringing to us. We also plan to learn things along the way that will help position us to raise a larger fund to support more families over time.<br /><br />Every dollar you give will go directly to local families in need of your support, so every dollar counts. For so many months now, a lot of us in this work every day have felt really alone. Coming together as a Network and finding others who are willing to give what they can to help our work has made us all feel like things are shifting and that something big is on the horizon. Whether you can give $5 or $5,000, your support means so much to all of us and to the families we are working to help.<br /><br />Please note that contributions to this fund can also be made by check. Checks should be made out and mailed to Family &amp; Children’s Service of Lynn at 111 N Common St, Lynn, MA 01902. Please write “Lynn Rapid Response Network” or “LRRN” on the memo line to ensure your gift makes it to this fund.

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