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Support Courtenay’s Recovery After Dog Attack

<div>Hi my name is Gabriella. I’ve decided to create this gofundme for my parents and little sister for they are unfortunately going through unexpected times. My little sister Allison has gone through some health issues that has unfortunately landed her in the PICU a little less than an hour away from their current living situation. As a homeless family living in a hotel, this hospitalization has made it extremely difficult for them, to both, keep their hotel room so that they can all come back home to after my baby sister recovers- and for them to commute back and forth to the hospital. They have already been struggling due to the lack of work and this emergency has made it almost impossible for them to keep their hotel room… i am asking if anyone is able to help in the slightest so that the can stop worrying about how they will keep their room and commute back and forth, and just be able to focus on my sister and her health while she recovers… we truly appreciate it and are just grateful my sister is doing better.

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Help Allison's Family Stay Close During Recovery

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<div>Becky has always been there for others, offering love, support, and kindness to everyone in her life. Now, it’s our turn to help her during this challenging time. The costs of treatment, medication, travel for appointments, and daily living expenses will add up quickly, and Becky needs our support to focus on what matters most—getting better.
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<div>We are asking for your generosity to help ease the financial burden so that Becky can concentrate on her healing and recovery. Every donation, no matter how big or small, will make a meaningful difference and bring hope during this difficult journey.
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<div>If you are unable to donate, please consider sharing this page with your network to spread the word. We appreciate all the love, prayers, and support you've shown so far.
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<div>Thank you for standing by Becky during this time. Together, we can make a real impact and show her she is not alone in this fight.
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Becky's Fight Against Cancer, No One Fights Alone!

<div>Our good friend Justin was in a motorcycle accident last night when a driver pulled out in front of him. He ended up breaking both of his feet, which means he’s going to be off his feet and out of work for a while.

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<div>If you know Justin, you know he’s always the first one to help others and never asks for anything in return. Anything you can donate — even just sharing this page — will help take a huge weight off his shoulders so he can focus on healing.

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Support Justin's Healing Journey

Linda Gaskins is facing one of the toughest battles of her life. At 70 years old, she has already overcome breast cancer, lung cancer, and liver cancer. Now, just two months into her fight with stage 4 pancreatic cancer, Linda’s world was turned upside down again when her home caught fire on September 28th, 2025. In a matter of hours, she lost everything she owned—including her medications, blood pressure and diabetes machines, and the vitamins she needs for her ongoing chemo treatments. 
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<div>6/15/2026: It is with profound sadness that we share that Savanna has passed away.
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<div>This morning, Savanna was found unresponsive and despite efforts to save her, she did not make it. Our hearts are broken as we try to process this unimaginable loss.
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<div>Savanna was deeply loved and will be greatly missed by all who knew her. During this incredibly difficult time, we ask for prayers, love, and respect for her family and loved ones as they navigate this heartbreaking loss.
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<div>6/11/2026 update: After further testing cultures showed that Savanna had osteomyelitis, which is a bone infection that started in her hips and spread to her spine. She spent some time in holmes regional before being discharged to a different rehab facility in Melbourne. While in rehab she will complete another round of IV antibiotics and has started physical therapy. Savanna has been in and out of the hospital for different reasons since being in the Melbourne facility. She had to get a paracentesis done where they removed over a gallon of fluid and this past week she was back there again because of coughing up blood. They cauterized her nose to help the bleeding. Savanna is currently unable to stand or walk, but working on it day by day. The goal now is to continue physical therapy so she can regain strength to get back on her feet and walk again. unfortunately her insurance will not cover any longer of a stay at the rehab facility so she is set to be released home sometime in the next week with little to no mobility. She’s currently in need of a used hoyer lift to be able to use at home. Savanna will continue going to dialysis treatments. Savanna is still in need the transplants but unfortunately she must be clear of all infections before she can even start that process. Savanna has been putting up one tough fight. Please keep her in your thoughts and prayers.
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<div>3/25/2026 Update:
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<div>Savanna was moved out of the ICU very shortly after her admission back in January. Since then, she was transferred to Kindred Rehabilitation hospital in Melbourne. While there savanna was suppose to be receiving physical therapy, dialysis and the IV antibiotic. Savana stayed at this facility for less than a week before checking herself out due to the lack of care she was receiving. She returned to Cape Canaveral Hospital. She had been suffering from extreme back pain which after having an MRI determined that degenerative disc disease. She will need to see a neurosurgeon to see how this can be treated best in her situation. She may need to start me off with a back brace and pain management and go from there. Savanna left the hospital on January 30th and was moved to a rehab facility in Titusville where she continued her IV antibiotic, physical therapy and got transported for dialysis treatment. Savanna has been wearing the “life vest” to monitor her heart. On February 12th Savanna was released back home. She has to find a pain management doctor as well a neurosurgeon to get a plan of treatment started for the degenerative disc disease. Since back home savanna’s back pain became so unbearable she is now nearly immobile and she got taken back into the hospital. Blood work results determined that she has an infection in her spine. Yesterday Savanna had bone biopsy taken and is currently pending results. Once results are in Savanna is hoping to get discharged from cape and seek alternative healthcare options for top notch care.
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<div>Update 1/7/26: Unfortunately, yesterday didn’t go as expected. Savanna was unable to have surgery due to her potassium levels being very high. Instead, she received a round of dialysis treatment and surgery has been postponed until further notice. As of this morning Savanna will be moved to the ICU because her sugar is at a dangerously high level and won’t come down even after 40 units of insulin (remember she is also diabetic) she will be put on an insulin drip while in the ICU in efforts to bring her levels back to normal range. If you have reached out to Savanna directly please know she is physically and mentally exhausted and may not respond. She thanks you all for your kindness and prayers. We will keep you all updated as more information is available.
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<div>Update 1/6/2026: As you all know from the last update, Savanna was admitted to the hospital on 12/23. They have removed her chest catheter (where she receives dialysis from) because it was clogged and caused two infection, one of which is in her blood. They have placed a temporary right femoral dialysis catheter. In order to treat the blood infection, this requires a minimum 8 weeks of IV antibiotics. During the last few weeks more cardiac test were preformed after finding a clot near Savanna’s heart and it has been determined she will also be sent home with a “life vest” which acts as a defibrillator on the outside of her body. If she has any miss-beats or any problems with her heart, the life vest will give her a shock and notify the doctor. From that point, she will be needing a permanent defibrillator or a pacemaker placed in her chest because as of today, her heart function has dropped down to 35%. This morning around 9am Savanna will be having another surgery performed to remove the right femoral catheter and have it placed in her left upper chest. If all goes well and this catheter functions properly she can continue to do dialysis treatments in the comfort of her own home instead of having to go in center for 4+ hours three times or more a week. The last 2 weeks has really taken a toll on her body and she is still very tired and weak. She has been gifted a walker but is still in need of an electric scooter for mobility and making it easier to get around. As always, thank you for your continued support. We will update you all once more information is available. Please continue to keep Savanna and her family in your prayers.
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<div>UPDATE 12/24/2025: Since Savnnas last update in November, she was released back home from CCH and told there was nothing else they could do to get the fluid down and they discharged her. She then went to Advent on 11/25/25 and they did chest x ray and determined that she will eventually need surgery to repair the lining in her lungs or they will continue filling with fluid. In the meantime they treated this with Talc Pleurodesis which is a powder they put in her lung to bind it back together to the lining of her chest. As of YESTERDAY 12/23/2025 Savanna was admitted to the hospital. Her port she receives dialysis through is 100% blocked and she hasn’t had treatment in a week. Due to this she has low oxygen levels and high white blood cell count and is very lethargic. It was discovered that her catheter line is actually infected and she needs a whole new one. Today they will be doing surgery to remove and replace her port. Savanna is also experiencing extreme weakness and can no longer walk or stand on her own at this time. She is tryin to invest in a walker and scooter to help keep her mobile. Please keep Savanna in your continued thoughts and prayers. We are wishing you all a happy holidays and thank you from the bottom of our hearts for all the gratitude and support you have shown her In this challenging year.
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<div>11/13/2025: Savanna had tests and cultures completed and all results came back negative for infection. Savanna had another thoracentesis (needle poke) done and they were able to get 200 cc of fluid out. Savanna is now currently waiting to talk to the doctor and determine what’s next. There is possibility for a chest tube because the fluid is locked in different pockets in her lung. Savanna is currently in a lot of pain just by doing everyday things such as taking deep breaths, yawning and coughing. We will update you all as we know more.
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<div>On 9/10/2025 Savanna received her dialysis equipment at home and has been giving herself home treatments successfully. Last Wednesday savanna underwent a necessary dental procedure where she had her top teeth extracted and a denture put in, this was necessary in order to be put on the transplant lists. On Sunday 11/9/2025 Savanna was admitted to the hospital with fluid on her lungs. They took out 1.8 L of fluid on Monday from her back with a thoracentesis (needle poke). Savanna has really bad vertigo and shortness of breath. The medical team hasn’t figured out the vertigo factor yet. She is currently getting antibiotics, fluids, albumin, pain meds, and nausea meds to help keep her as comfortable as possible. While in the hospital Savanna had a treatment of dialysis. The medical team wants to do a CT scan of her face with dye, and that would require another dialysis treatment afterwards to remove the dye. Today Savanna’s white blood cell count is elevated since yesterday even being on antibiotics for the last two days. It could be infectious pneumonia, or it could go all the way to an infection in her mouth. Savanna’s oxygen was also low so she was hooked up to oxygen until last night. Savanna is now awaiting to be see by infectious disease to see what the next steps are. They want to do the CT scan tonight to make sure that there’s no infection going to her jawbone as well from the dental procedure last week. We will updates coming as we know more. Thank you all for your continued prayers for our strong girl
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<div>Savanna recently had to take a trip to hospital to get her catheter for dialysis looked at due to the blood not returning when attempting treatment. After several tries they were able to run her dialysis treatment on a low speed and it managed to work. Savanna is in the process of getting a dialysis machine installed to be able to receive treatment in the comfort of her own home. She has been going to training 4 days a week to get familiarized with working the machine and giving her self treatments. The plan is to have a machine by then end of August. There is a 14% higher chance of getting an organ if the home dialysis is successful because it shows you’re going take care of yourself after you get the transplant and take care of the organ. Savanna’s nurse manager at the kidney center said they have seen patients get a call as early as eight week after training for at home care for a transplant before they even had to get the machine in their home (we are crossing our fingers Savanna experience is similar) although we are still far from the home stretch we are making strides of progress. Once Savanna is cleared from her doctors she can be added to the transplant lists. Todays latest update (7/28/2025) Savanna went to the dentist today and was informed due to her health issues her dental situation has changed drastically. She will now need dentures. She was fitted for impressions today. She will also have to be cleared by the dentist in order to get transplants so this step is very critical in her process to recovery. She has managed to obtain insurance but unfortunately it is covering very little of these medical expenses. Right now she is just trying to stay afloat. Dialysis is draining and she is extremely exhusted and weak while trying to still be a mom In the process and keeping Kai’s life as normal as possible attending school and playing football. There are several local businesses accepting donations towards Savanna’s treatment. There will also be a fundraiser on August 24th at 2pm located at the Island Waterfront Bar and Grill. I will add then Link below to the event &amp; info:
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<div>5/5/2025 update: Savanna was released from the hospital as planned on 4/19/25. She began outpatient dialysis while waiting for the next steps with Advent. Savanna started experiencing fluid buildup again in her body and monitored it over the last 2 weeks. On Friday 5/2/25 Savanna had an episode where she was found nearly unconscious with an extremely dangerous blood sugar level of 950. She was immediately admitted back into the hospital and her sugar then dropped to 28 (very low). After being admitted doctors also discovered that Savanna has pneumonia from fluid that has entered her lungs. Today (5/5/25) Savanna received dialysis this morning at the hospital where they were able to release 4 Liters of fluid. Then after that she had a thoracentesis done where they removed another liter of fluid from her chest cavity through a needle in her back.
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<div>Hello, my name is Jamie and I am hoping to help raise funds for my sister Carlee who was diagnosed last August with Stage 3 Triple Negative Breast Cancer.
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<div>As many of you know, Heather has been battling health issues for several years now. On August 3, 2023, Heather was diagnosed with<strong> Stage 3 Hodgkin’s Lymphoma</strong> after performing a biopsy of the lymph node under her arm. On Wednesday, August 9, 2023, they took a sample of her bone marrow to determine how far the Hodgkin’s Lymphoma has affected the bone density. On Monday, August 14, 2023, they will place the port for her to begin 6 months of chemo treatments starting on Monday, August 21, 2023.
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<div>Heather has had significant weight loss, weighing only 94 lbs, she is constantly itchy, struggling with nausea, low iron levels and fatigued. She is struggling to pay for co-pays and deductibles to continue treatment and necessary tests from CT scans, MRIs, continual surgeries and future PET scans. The most important thing for Heather right now is to focus on her health, get lots of rest, and eat healthy. Any donation will help her meet her goal and eliminate the stress of this financial burden.
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<div>Heather and her family never imagined that at the age of 22, she would be going through something like this. She has a long journey ahead, but she knows the love and prayers from all of you will help guide her to recovery.
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<div>Heather and her family want to express their love and gratitude to all of you in this time of need.
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<div>Sharing, donating, and prayers are appreciated during this difficult time.
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