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Dalby, my daughter, recently experienced a life-changing event when she was involved in a serious horse riding accident. She was bucked off and landed on her right arm, resulting in an open humerus fracture. After being treated at a small hospital, she was transferred to Medical City Plano for specialized care and underwent surgery to repair her arm. The road to recovery will be long, and the medical bills are already adding up quickly. 
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 As her parents, we are doing everything we can to support Dalby during this difficult time. Unfortunately, her father has faced two layoffs since September and is currently seeking employment, which has made it even more challenging for us to cover all the expenses. While we are committed to helping her as much as possible, the out-of-pocket medical costs are overwhelming. 
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 We are reaching out to our community for help with the medical expenses that insurance will not cover. Any support you can offer will make a meaningful difference in Dalby’s recovery and help ease the financial burden on our family. Thank you so very much for your love and support of Dalby. Your kindness means the world to us.

Support Dalby’s Recovery After Her Accident

<div>Ready or not... the Yazell family is making a big change! They are planning to sell their home in Goshen, Ohio, that they have lived in for 15 years, pack up their possessions, and move to Benton, Tennessee. This is not a decision that has come lightly. Through much prayer, counsel, and family support they came to a point where they knew the financial burdens of their current home were holding them back from achieving the stability they deeply long for. Teresa's family in Tennessee has offered to have the Yazells move in with them to provide the support and time needed to get their feet planted more firmly on solid ground (and floors that aren't crumbling or sheltering friendly neighborhood marsupials). This move is accompanied by many blessings that cannot be overlooked: Charles will retain his employment and transfer to a company location close to their new home. The boys (Teddy, Simon, and Max) will be able to learn and play alongside their cousins with spacious woods and land to explore together. They will have ample time with Teresa's mom, Nancy, to create lasting memories together. Among many more blessings yet to be revealed!  
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<div>We in the Cincinnati area have grown to love and appreciate the Yazell family and their friendship, hospitality, servant attitudes, and joyful faces in our congregation(s) and are going to miss them greatly!
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<div>As many of us know, moving homes and states can be a stressful and expensive time. We wanted to come together and show our love and support to our friends and church family. Hopefully, this fund can relieve some of the financial stress of moving and will give others an opportunity to help in even the smallest of ways. Please donate if you are able or share this fundraiser if you feel inclined to do so. Thank you all for your prayers, support, and love that the Yazell family has already felt deeply!
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Help the Yazell Family Move Forward

<div><strong>Jordan Taylor, 21 years old, had a motorcycle accident on April 30th and is in ICU intubated and is a quadriplegic with significant total care needs moving forward.</strong> Mom will need to move into or rent a one-level home with easy wheelchair entry throughout. Mom still has a lease at another home for the next three months, as well as new lease deposits and medical equipment needs. <strong>Mom is struggling to continue to keep her job going and caring for Jordan's needs, and preparing for the road ahead of them.</strong> The doctors have stated that she will require extensive medical and physical care for the remainder of her life. <strong>Her mother would appreciate any assistance you can provide and prayers for her full recovery from our great God!</strong>
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Jordan Taylor 21 yr. old, suddenly quadriplegic

<div>Update on Hannah 3/8/24
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<div>Hannah's PET scan confirmed that the cancer is in a few of the lymph nodes around her liver, and also in her lungs. Although this is not the news we hoped for, we are continuing to hold onto hope and faith that God can, and will lead her to healing. 
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<div>Thank you to everyone who has donated. Please continue to share this page. Hannah has been able to begin alternative treatment thanks to the generosity of so many. We have all been overwhelmed by the love and support she has received. Please continue to pray fervently for Hannah. Thank you. 
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<div>This is a campaign for our loving, sweet sister and daughter, Hannah Toler (Shoemaker), to help support her in her fight against stage IV cholangiocarcinoma, a rare and aggressive cancer in her liver.
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<div>Hannah is only 31 years old and was married to her loving husband, Thomas Toler just under 3 years ago. Over the next few months, Hannah and Thomas will need to put all of their focus on her treatment plan. They will need to take time off work and we hope to alleviate some of the financial stress of this drastic lifestyle change. Hannah will be working with an oncologist, nutritionist, and will need additional alternative care with significant out of pocket costs.
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<div>We know that Hannah's hope lies in God alone. We also know that God so often works through people, and appreciate any assistance and prayer to help lead Hannah to the care she needs.
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<div>Thank you all.
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Help Hannah Toler Fight Stage 4 Liver Cancer

<div>Hi, my name is Paul Kieffer and I am helping my friend Martina Budak (left in the photo) pay for her home health care after breaking her right leg. Martina is 42 years old and was diagnosed with Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) on February 2, 2012. ALS is proceeding upwards from her feet. On February 4, 2023 Martina fell at home while dressing and broke both bones in her lower right leg, requiring two plates and 20 screws to repair the compound fracture. Doctors initially believed that after an eight week recovery period Martina would be able to stand again and use her walker as before, utilizing her arm strength to compensate for her ALS-weakened legs. However, after eight weeks x-rays showed that because of ALS insufficient healing had taken place. Another six weeks of immobility were deemed necessary, which will end at the end of May. Since returning home from the operation Martina has had to have home health care three times a day as she is unable to move her legs, sit up on her own, stand, go to the bathroom, etc. With her weakened condition due to immobility she will likely need home health care through September, with the cost being about $2,000 per month. I want to help her get through this so she can regain her mobility and independence for as long as she can with her ALS condition. Thanks for any help you can provide!
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Help Martina fund her temporary home health care

<div>My brother Zane has leukemia which he has been battling coming up on two years now. He is currently responding well to the medication he is on, however not completely in remission as every time they dial it back the cancer returns. I'd like to raise funds for a year or more of his treatments as a way to express love and care for him in this critical time. It is $2,000 / year. Ultimately, asking for prayers for his healing. Thank you for your consideration, donations and prayers!
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Zane's Leukemia Medication (1 year)

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