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<div>My name is Chelsea, I’m known for being in the kitchen nonstop haha. And I hope to be back there soon. I’ve had some serious and life threatening health issues arise and to get me home and better, I need to be able to afford my my ongoing treatment to avoid serious and potentially fatal events. Unfortunately the treatment, meds, OT and PT is out of reach for me financially so I’m hoping my friends and family can help temporarily. Just to get me home and start therapy atleast. 
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<div>Hi, my name is Jaimee. I'm 28 years old, and a mum to my 5 year old little boy, Teddy. As well as a mum, I am a daughter, a sister, a partner, and a friend.
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<div>My whole life changed when I was diagnosed with an aggressive and incurable form of brain cancer (IDH1-Mutant, CNS WHO grade 4 Astrocytoma). I've undergone major brain surgery to remove as much of the tumour as possible, and now going through Radiotherapy and Chemotherapy treatment. Unfortunately, with this type of cancer, even after the standard treatment the tumour will progress and no one can predict how quickly. The median survival rate is about 5 years.
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<div>More than anything, I desperately want more time with my little boy. Being Teddy's mummy is my whole reason for existence. And I’m not ready to say goodbye.
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<div>But for the first time since my diagnosis, I've been given a glimmer of hope. I've been offered a rare opportunity to participate in the TarGet-D clinical trial at Nationwide Children's Hospital, Ohio, USA, investigating a drug called Olutasidenib for IDH1-Mutant high grade Gliomas like mine.
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<div>Finding a trial that matches my exact cancer, mutation and stage of treatment is incredibly difficult. There is no guarantee another suitable option will come at the right time. If there is even a possibility this treatment could give me more time with Teddy, I need to know I tried.
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<div>And if taking part can help someone else facing this disease have a better outcome in the future, it would give some sense of purpose to such an awful situation.
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<div>Unfortunately, because this trial is based in the US, it is associated with an enormous amount of medical costs and travel expenses. The Olutasidenib study drug itself is provided by the clinical trial, however the monthy required tests, scans and monitoring are not covered for me in America. The medical cost estimate we have received from Nationwide Children's Hospital puts these costs alone at approximately £170, 516 ($231, 624).
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<div>Under the proposed arrangement, I would need to travel from the UK to Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, initiallly for enrollment and then return once every month, over the course of two years. Those repeated journeys create many additional costs on top of the associated medical costs quoted by the hospital.
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<div>We therefore need to raise a total of £320,516 to give me a realistic chance of completing the trial.
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<div>Funds will be managed by my Mum who will pay medical costs, flights, accommodation and all other costs on my behalf.
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<div>This would need to cover:
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<div>But we only have FOUR weeks to raise these funds.
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<div>The trial treatments required to begin alongside my next stage of chemotherapy, starting in approximately seven weeks. The required associated medical costs have to be paid 21 days before treatment begins, leaving us with only four weeks to raise the money we need to make this possible.
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<div>£320,516 is an amount of money I never imagined I would have to ask people to help me raise.
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<div>I wish more than anything I didn't have to.
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<div>But the alternative is potentially turning down an opportunity because my family and I simply cannot afford the massive associated costs. And when I look at Teddy, I just can't do that. I have to try.
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<div>I accept that there is no cure for my cancer, but there is an opportunity for more time - and I need that.
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<div>I need to watch my sons smiles and laughter on more christmas mornings. To be there for more birthdays, and to watch him become the young man I've always imagined.
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<div>I' m not asking one person to make this possible. I'm asking as many people as possible to help in whatever way they can.
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<div>Every donation, no matter how small, matters. And if you aren't able to donate, please share this page. One share could put my story in front of somebody who can help. Please help me reach this goal, and hopefully get more time with my precious boy.
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<div>If you'd like to know more information about the TarGet-D clinical trial, you can read here: <a href="https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT06161974" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><a href="https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT06161974" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT06161974</a></a>
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<div>Firstly, I want to say the biggest thank you to every single person who has donated, shared, fundraised and supported me.
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<div>The amount of love and support you have all shown me, Teddy and my family has been completely overwhelming. I honestly don’t think I will ever be able to put into words what it means to know that so many people have stood beside me during the hardest time of my life.
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<div>Together, you have helped raise an incredible amount of money towards giving me access to treatment options that I could never have afforded on my own.
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<div>When we originally launched my fundraiser, our aim was to raise £320,516 within four weeks to make it realistically possible for me to take part in the TarGeT-D clinical trial at Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Ohio.
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<div>Despite the absolutely incredible amount that everyone managed to raise, unfortunately, we did not reach the full amount required within the very short timeframe available.
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<div>Because of the significant costs involved in committing to a two-year treatment programme in America, I don’t feel it would be responsible to move forward with that route without having raised enough money to give me a realistic chance of being able to complete it.
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<div>This means that, unfortunately, the Nationwide trial is no longer a viable option for me.
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<div>But thankfully, I have now been presented with another treatment opportunity.
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<div>I have been offered the opportunity to receive private hyperthermia treatment with Dr Paul Mulholland alongside my chemotherapy, together with other medications and treatments he has recommended as part of my ongoing care.
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<div>Hyperthermia has shown promising evidence of improving survival in aggressive, high-grade brain tumours, so for me, this is another opportunity to try to gain more time with Teddy.
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<div>And that is ultimately what this fundraiser has always been about.
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<div>More time.
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<div>For me, this means the incredible amount you have all raised can still be used for what we have been fighting for from the very beginning — giving me access to additional treatment for my brain cancer and every possible opportunity to have more time with my little boy.
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<div>All funds raised will be used towards my cancer treatment and the costs directly associated with my care. This includes my current private treatment, additional medications and monitoring, future private treatment options, clinical trials or other medically recommended treatments that may become available to me, and the costs associated with accessing them.
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<div>Unfortunately, with my diagnosis, treatment isn’t simply one intervention and then the fight is over.
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<div>My doctors have been clear that this is an incurable cancer and that further treatment is likely to be needed in the future. Having these funds available means that if and when I face progression or recurrence, or if another promising treatment opportunity becomes available to me, I will hopefully be in a position to act quickly rather than having to start fundraising all over again while facing another urgent treatment deadline.
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<div>The treatment route may have changed, but the reason behind this fundraiser has not.
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<div>Every donation remains dedicated to helping me access treatment for my cancer, both now and in the future, and to giving me the best possible chance of having more time with my little boy.
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<div>I know that so many of you have followed this journey, shared my story, organised events, donated what you could and helped me get to this point.
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<div>So, from the bottom of my heart, thank you.
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<div>Thank you for believing in me.
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<div>Thank you for giving me hope.
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<div>Thank you for helping me keep fighting.
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<div>Because of all of you, I am able to keep pursuing treatment rather than having to stop because of the financial cost.
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<div>And for that, I will be forever grateful. ❤️
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Please help me fight for more time with my little boy, Teddy

Amy Harden, a beloved friend to so many, has been diagnosed with ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis), a progressive and challenging nervous system disease. Amy is a retired Sulphur Springs school teacher who has touched countless lives through years of dedication to her students and community. Throughout this journey, Amy’s husband, Rusty, has been a devoted caregiver, doing everything possible to support Amy and keep her comfortable. Amy’s adult children, Taylor and Brooke, have also been by her side, offering love and support as the family faces this difficult chapter together. As ALS progresses, the need for daily home healthcare has become essential, and the costs for this care are overwhelming. In addition to home healthcare, Amy now requires specialized medical equipment, daily medications, and supplements to help manage her symptoms and maintain her quality of life. 
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 We are coming together as a community to support Amy, Rusty, Taylor, and Brooke during this difficult time. The funds raised will go directly toward covering the expenses of home healthcare, purchasing necessary medical equipment, and ensuring Amy has access to her daily medications and supplements. Every contribution, no matter the size, will help ease the financial burden and allow Amy to receive the care she needs. 
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Support Amy Harden and Family in ALS Battle

<div>My name is Kinsey Hearn.
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<div>I am starting this GoFundMe for my father, <strong>Jason Hearn</strong>. He is a devoted full-time father, raising his 14-year-old daughter, Saige. He is self-employed and owns and operates a well-known construction company in Brazoria County.
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<div><strong>He has recently been faced with an unexpected, unfortunate challenge. He is currently being treated in Galveston and needs heart surgery due to blocked coronary arteries and is also needing a heart valve replacement.</strong>
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<div><strong>This will put him out of work for quite some time as he heals and recovers, but unfortunately, the bills don’t get to be put on pause.</strong> All proceeds will go to ensuring that he and Saige get to live life as normally as possible while he is out of work.
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<div>If you know my dad, you know he’s a man of integrity and has donated to multiple benefits and helps his community in any way he can. It’s now our time to repay him. Even if you cannot donate, every share and every prayer helps. Thank you so very much.
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No family is ever prepared to hear the words, "You have cancer." Unfortunately, that's the reality Tyler and Ally are facing today. If you know Tyler and Ally, you know they are the last people who would ever ask for help. That's exactly why I am asking on their behalf. Anyone who knows Tyler knows he's the first person to lend a hand, work hard for his family, and show up whenever someone needs him. Now, it's our turn to show up for him. 
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 A few months ago, Tyler was diagnosed with Stage IV Hodgkin lymphoma. Since then, life has become a whirlwind of appointments, procedures, and chemotherapy. The good news is that Tyler has already started treatment and is responding well. He is expected to undergo approximately six months of chemotherapy, and his doctors have recommended he take time away from work so he can focus on healing. While Tyler was approved for short-term disability, it replaces only a portion of his income, leaving a significant financial gap for their family. Like so many families facing cancer, the bills don't stop. Mortgage payments, utilities, groceries, gas for treatments, insurance, and everyday living expenses continue while their household income has been reduced. 
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 Right now, Tyler's full-time job is beating cancer. While he focuses on healing, Ally is doing everything possible to keep life moving forward and as normal as possible for their two daughters. If you're able to give, no matter the amount, it will help ease the financial burden of cancer by covering the Maier family's mortgage, utilities, groceries, transportation to and from treatment, and other everyday living expenses while Tyler undergoes chemotherapy. If donating isn't possible, sharing this fundraiser with your friends and family would mean the world. Thank you for your kindness, prayers, and support during one of the hardest seasons of the Maier family's lives.

Support Tyler and Ally as Tyler Fights Cancer

<div>Support Amanda’s Battle Against Signet Ring Cell Carcinoma (Stomach Cancer)

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<div>Help Amanda in the fight for her life. Let’s show up for her in a way that only God knows is possible. Amanda has not had it easy, life has thrown her many challenges, and this is the biggest one. She is a single mother of four kids and is their sole caregiver. She needs all the support she can get right now!

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<div>Recently, after multiple visits to the emergency room, various doctors, MRI, PET scan, etc., we as a family received this devasting news. Amanda has Signet Ring Cell Carcinoma, one of the most rare and aggressive forms of stomach cancer. Her treatment process will include iron infusions to fight her amenia, surgery, four to six months of chemotherapy, additional surgeries and treatments we can’t begin to know yet. This has been a very fast moving and ever evolving situation. 

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<div>This GoFundMe will help cover medical bills, the loss of income from work, the support of her four kids as they suffer the reality of this diagnosis as well, unexpected expenses, treatment and recovery. 

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<div>Every donation, no matter how big or small, matters to her and her kids who need their mother. Let her know that she is not facing this alone. We also ask for prayers because they are the most powerful.

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<div>Let’s help Amanda know that not only will she beat this but will come out on the other side thriving. 

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Support Amanda’s Fight Against Stomach Cancer

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