<div>Support Justice During Surgery Recovery and Time Off Work


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<div>Hi, my name is Justice, and I’m reaching out during a challenging time.


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<div>On November 3rd, I’ll be undergoing major open abdominal surgery to address serious issues with my colon and intestines. This surgery is necessary for my health and to just simply live and the recovery will take about 4 months, during which I won’t be able to work.


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<div>I’ve already lost a significant amount of income due to being sick and missing work with hospital visits as well as necessary constant doctors visits in the weeks leading up to this. After the surgery, the financial strain will continue, and I’ll need to focus on healing and taking care of my two children.


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<div>I have my own place, my own car, and regular bills that still need to be paid. This fundraiser will help cover basic living expenses like rent, utilities, transportation, and ensuring my kids have what they need while I’m unable to work.


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<div>I’ve always worked hard to support my family, and asking for help isn’t easy for me. But right now, I’m doing my best to stay afloat, and any support — whether financial or simply sharing this — would mean the world to me.


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<div>Thank you for taking the time to read this and for your support. It really means a lot.


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<div>— Justice


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Help Justice Recover and Support Their Family

<div>For most of the ones that know me know I’m Madison, Loyd’s youngest (and probably meanest) daughter. I’ve only heard that a time or two. My dad, who is my hero and one of the most important people in my life, has battled with his diabetes for years on top of many other health issues, back problems, and being on disability due to being injured. Dad has battled with both of his feet for years now, on top of having Neuropathy. He has had multiple surgeries on his feet resulting in all of his toes being amputated. 
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<div>Diabetes is evil and the process of bodies healing is long and slow. Dad has battled with his right foot since 2020 to be exact. Dad just had surgery in April of this year and was on antibiotics for 8 weeks. As soon as the antibiotics wore off, the infection took over and resulted in the below knee amputation. 
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<div>Dad has a long road of recovery ahead, and given the short notice we have not had time to prepare for this. Dad will not have a prosthetic leg for 12-16 weeks, at least. There are multiple things around the house we are needing to get done, in a short amount of time before he gets to come home. He is doing so so well with the recovery and how he’s getting around after saying “I can’t do this” one thing my dad has ALWAYS instilled into me, “you can do anything you put your mind to and believe in yourself” I had summer school in 2nd grade (surprise surprise) there was a yellow bike that I WANTED so bad. Yellow is his favorite color, and it matched his yellow truck. I came home from school telling my dad I HAD to have this bike. He told me to tell myself daily “that’s mine I want it” and I was the winner for the yellow bike and I couldn’t believe it. The first time therapy got him up and wanted him to walk he said he couldn’t do it, he did it and they have been so impressed with his mobility and getting around.
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<div> Long story short, so many people love and support my dad. We have had multiple people reach out to see what can be done and as much as us Henry’s hate asking for help, we would greatly appreciate anything so we can get this house handicap accessible for Dad to come home from inpatient therapy and adjust to this new lifestyle. 
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Loyd's Recovery: A Family's Call for Help

<div>My boyfriend, <strong>Jake Spencer, passed on May 10th</strong>. He was such an amazing person and there are soo many people that loved him deeply thank you to everyone for taking the time to donate for him anything helps I can’t thank everyone enough.


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Help Us Remember Jake Spencer

Hi everyone. 
<div>I want to first thank everyone for loving my dad. He had an amazing support system around him throughout his life and knew how blessed he was. He was not only the best dad but an amazing son, brother, pawpa, uncle, cousin and friend. Jennie, Jayna and I decided to start this page in hopes to cover some of dad's funeral expenses. All of this money will go to his services and celebration of life gathering. Donations can also be made directly to Brown Dawson Flick Funeral Home or directly to myself (Abi), Jayna or Jennie Holland. 
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