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 She works for a caregiving service, spending her days helping others. Now she is facing a serious health crisis of her own. At first, her seizure episodes were occurring as often as every 10 minutes. They are now about an hour apart, but they continue to disrupt her daily life and keep her from safely returning to work.
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 She has focal impaired-awareness epileptic seizures and psychogenic nonepileptic seizures (PNES), also called functional seizures. Her doctor explained that stress has triggered the PNES episodes, which are associated with conversion disorder, now commonly called functional neurological disorder. During some episodes, she stares into space and doesn’t respond to ordinary conversation. Sometimes she responds when someone says her name, but afterward she remembers nothing.
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 She is being referred to a specialist who treats PNES and functional seizures, and her neurologists have recommended treatment for these episodes. She is receiving home health physical and occupational therapy, and a 72-hour continuous video EEG at home is planned. She will be unable to work for at least a month, and we don’t yet know when she’ll be able to return.
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 She has already had to buy a walker and shower chair and is facing copays for emergency, hospital, and follow-up care. When she went back to the house to collect belongings, her clothes had been soiled with urine, some of the boys’ toys had been thrown away, and she could not find their clothes. The confrontation was too intense to try to find all of their belongings. The boys have very few clothes and no toys, and they are scared and confused by everything that has changed.
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 If you can contribute, thank you from the bottom of my heart. If you can’t, sharing this fundraiser would mean so much. Every bit of support helps this little family take the next step toward stability.
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Please help my daughter and her three little boys rebuild

<div>I’m known as <strong>The Minnesota “Spiderman”</strong>, and I’m asking for help after a violent incident in downtown Minneapolis on August 22. That day, racist supremacists invaded our streets and threatened the peace of our community. I tried to block their trucks’ path with a police barricade, but police removed it and let them through. As the vehicle moved toward the crowd, I jumped onto the moving truck because I felt I had to do whatever I could to protect the people around me. I was pushed off, punched in the face, and trampled by police who, in that moment, protected the real threat instead of the community. After I was already off the truck and on the sidelines, about five police officers came from behind, tackled me onto the concrete with full force, and took me into custody without reading my rights.
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<div>I am now injured and unable to perform, and this has affected both my health and my future. I’m raising funds to help cover my medical bills, support my recovery and any issues this may cause in the time ahead. As my identity has been revealed,I now have to protect my family and assure our safety. I did what I felt I had to do to protect my community.
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<div>   This fundraiser is being ran by, William Nicholas Love Fiancee and partner of 5 years. 
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<div><strong>Please consider helping</strong> in any way you can. Every donation, share, and message of support means so much to me and will make a real difference in my life as I work to recover from this trauma and keep fighting for whats RIGHT.
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Help The Minnesota Spiderman Recover

<div>Adalberto Zanes is an Indigenous elder who lives in Corpus Christi. He is always called on by his city &amp; community to offer prayers — whether it is at museums, city events, powwows, &amp; ceremonies.
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<div>THE WHOLE CITY KNOWS AND LOVES HIM. He is deeply proud of his ancestors and wears his regalia proudly, never hiding or ashamed of his roots to this land.
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<div>HE WAS TAKEN BY ICE ON AUGUST 11th ON HIS WAY TO WORK
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<div>His community is now faced with raising at LEAST $20k to pay for lawyer fees.
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<div>PLEASE ALSO CALL Rep. Micheal Cloud and ask for his release and to check on his well being. YOU CAN CALL EVERY DAY.
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<div>SCRIPT: “My name is ___. I’m calling to ask Rep. Cloud to open an inquiry into the ICE detention of Adalberto Zanes, an Indigenous Cultural leader and elder detained August 11th in corpus christi. Please check for his well being &amp; advocate for his release.”
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<div>All funds will be going to Adalberto's friend, Jessica M Hernandez, as per his brother Adan's request for her to support their family in this process.
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Help Adalberto Zanes Pay Lawyer Fees After ICE Detention

On July 28, 2026, our family lost someone we loved deeply. My little sister, Valerie, lost the love of her life, Joe, after his courageous battle with Stage IV colon cancer. Joe fought with incredible strength for years, but cancer ultimately took him far too soon. He leaves behind the family who meant everything to him—Valerie and their two young sons, Andrew (10) and Jorey (12). No child should have to say goodbye to their father at such a young age. 
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 We are asking for help to give Valerie and the boys the time they need to heal without the immediate burden of financial stress. Your donation will help with housing and monthly living expenses, groceries and household necessities, school supplies and expenses for Andrew and Jorey, transportation, and other unexpected costs during this difficult transition. If you are unable to donate, please consider sharing this fundraiser with your family, friends, and community. Every share, prayer, and act of kindness means more than words can express. Thank you for surrounding Valerie, Andrew, and Jorey with your love, prayers, and support during the most difficult season of their lives. 
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 With gratitude, Josie, Valerie’s sister, and our entire family

Support Valerie & Her Boys After Loss

<div>Our family is asking for help as we continue navigating the aftermath of one of the most difficult chapters of our lives.
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<div>On March 14, our dad, Gerardo Reyes Gonzalez, was detained following what began as a traffic stop involving my brother. What followed changed our lives overnight.
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<div>For 77 days, our dad remained in immigration detention while our family fought tirelessly for his freedom. During that time, we faced overwhelming legal expenses, emotional trauma, and the painful reality of being separated from the person who has always been the heart of our family.
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<div>Throughout this process, serious concerns were raised about the actions that led to his detention. The San Marcos Police officer involved Jaciel Cortina was found to have violated three department policies and ultimately received only a 24-hour suspension. While accountability was minimal, the consequences for our family were life-changing.
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<div>After months of fighting, filing motions, attending hearings, speaking out publicly, and refusing to give up, a federal judge granted our dad's Habeas Corpus petition. He was finally released and reunited with our family after 77 long days.
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<div>But the reality is that coming home did not make everything go back to normal.
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<div>Although he has been released, our dad is currently unable to work until he receives employment authorization. We have been informed that obtaining a work permit could take several months. As the primary provider for our family, this has created an ongoing financial hardship at a time when we are already trying to recover from months of legal expenses and lost income.
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<div>Adding to these challenges, our mom has been permanently disabled since being seriously injured by a drunk driver several years ago and is unable to work. For years, our dad has been the one carrying the financial burden for our household while also caring for our family.
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<div>Like many families, we thought that once he was released, life would finally begin returning to normal. Instead, we are now facing a new reality: rebuilding after months of trauma while trying to survive without our family's primary source of income.
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<div>The detention center released our dad, but our family is still paying the price every day.
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<div>For 77 days, our family lived with uncertainty, fear, and heartbreak. We fought every day to bring our dad home, and we are incredibly thankful that he is finally back where he belongs. But after months without income, mounting legal costs, and the continued inability for him to work, we are now facing the difficult task of rebuilding our lives from the ground up.
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<div>Every donation, share, and prayer means more than we can express.
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<div>If you are unable to donate, sharing our story is another powerful way to help.
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<div>Thank you for standing with us, believing in us, and helping us through this journey. Your support has helped carry us through our darkest days, and we will never forget the kindness shown to our family.
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Help Our Family Recover After 77 Days in Detention

<div>Hey I’m koda aka kashtwok, I am a proud cat dad of 2 trying to raise money so I can get the right things for my hearties❤️&amp;  take my 2 month old kitten and 5 year old cat to the vet so they can get checked up and spayed

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Support Koda’s Cats: Vet Visits and Spaying

<div>Hello! it is me, Ivory!! ✨ I am a transgender woman who is currently seeking help with affording gender affirming care. I’m starting this fundraiser as a way of raising money for my upcoming gender affirming surgeries. Within the next several months, I will be getting FFS and breast augmentation. My insurance should cover most of it, but I will need a lot of help with the recovery process due to not being able to work while I recover from the surgeries. I will need to pay my bills (student loans, rent, insurance) and other expenses (medications, food, etc.) THANK YOU! I appreciate all the help! 

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Help a transgirl with gender affirming surgeries

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<div>I’m starting this fundraiser on behalf of my brother-in-law, David Luna, who would never ask for help on his own but right now, he truly needs it.
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<div>Over the past few months, his health has taken a serious turn. What started as pain in December turned out to be multiple hernias, and his condition has steadily worsened. He was doing everything he can to keep working and stay afloat, but the reality is that he is now in constant, severe pain. Walking alone is difficult, and his condition has progressed to the point where his surgery is scheduled.
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<div>He discovered he had hernias and began cutting back on work due to pain.
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<div>January:
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<div>He saw a doctor but didn’t have insurance and was asked to pay $6,000 upfront. He applied for MAP Health and continued working just 2–3 days a week, starting to fall behind financially.
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<div>Still waiting for surgery approval, his condition continued to decline. He could only work 1–2 days a week and fell further behind on bills.
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<div>He is now unable to work at all due to the severity of his condition. His surgery is finally scheduled for May 1st.
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<div>As if that wasn’t enough, he’s now facing another major challenge his landlord has decided to sell the house he has been renting, and he must move out by May 21st. With no income, mounting bills, and a house full of belongings, he’s in an incredibly difficult position. He needs help covering basic expenses, securing storage, and hiring movers.. things he physically cannot do on his own right now.
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<div>Anyone who knows him knows he’s the one who keeps people laughing, even in tough times. He’s doing his best to stay positive, but this situation is overwhelming.
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<div>If you’re able to help in any way whether it’s a donation or simply sharing this fundraiser it would mean more than words can express.
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<div>Thank you for taking the time to read this and for supporting him during such a difficult time.
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