Dear Friends and Family,  It hurts me to write this, but I wanted to let you all know about the loss of my beloved sister Kristy Enos. Kristy’s life was about working hard to travel the world. The last adventure to Lisbon, Portugal and Ireland would be her last.  Who would ever believe she would die on one of her adventures. A beautiful soul taken so soon.  While traveling in Ireland she was in a fatal car accident. A head-on collision would take her life at such a young age. Details remain unclear at this point and Ireland’s investigators are still putting pieces together, but we do know she was dead upon arrival at the hospital. Feel free to contact me.


<a href="https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/woman-killed-in-two-car-collision-in-co-meath-1.4588849%3fmode=amp" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/woman-killed-in-two-car-collision-in-co-meath-1.4588849%3fmode=amp</a> I do know Kristy would be very careful that news of her death did not find her way to her eldest brother, Rob. Our mother was fast on telling me, “you didn’t call Rob and tell him right? She would never want him to know.” Please help shield us from the drama or the wisecrack he would bring to hurt our family in this difficult time. Our family is in complete shock and devastated from this terrible news. Once the embassy releases her body, we will bring her home to carry out her final wishes with a memorial. Funds are in dire need for this unexpected event. Please help our family in any way possible by donating to Kristy’s fund. Funds will be used to bring her home to her mother and family. We are grateful for any donation in this difficult time. With love, 


Mark Enos

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<img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/29549702_15252224410_r.jpeg" alt="29549702_15252224410_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" />Many of you know Cali Muscle and the founder John Pereira.  John has helped thousands of people achieve life changing results on their road to living a healthier lifestyle. This past weekend John was heading out to the Fresno Classic Body Building Show, when he was involved in a devastating auto accident which completely totaled the Cali Muscle truck and trailer, and left John with a broken neck and concussion.  As you can imagine, John is devastated and will be in slow recovery for the next 3-6 months in a fixed brace and unable to move his neck at all to avoid paralysis.  We are planning to use the funds right away to help John with his  mounting medical bills and the  loss of his truck, trailer, inventory and to help keep Cali Muscle going.  We understand that not everyone can give financially but your thoughts and prayers are deeply appreciated. Sharing on your social media also helps us spread the word.  John has devoted his life to helping others with his vision of hope and health that he has shared everyday with the thousands he considers his Cali Muscle family.   Those of us that have been touched by his kindness and passion are asking for your help to get John back on his feet and keep the Cali Muscle Fitness Lifestyle strong.  #calimusclestrong Please share with your friends. THANK YOU FOR YOUR KINDNESS EVERY PENNY COUNTS <img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/29549702_15252234360_r.jpeg" alt="29549702_15252234360_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/29549702_15252236490_r.jpeg" alt="29549702_15252236490_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /> Please donate today and spread the word. We appreciate you very much.

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Mid to late January Nathan started getting out of bed every night and would come and knock on my door. At first he would say that he was having bad dreams and that he wanted to sleep with me. This progressed nightly until mid to late February when he was getting out of bed 5 to six times a night coming to knock on my door just to see me then turning back around and getting back into bed. Nathan had become extremely clingy wanting to be around me constantly. I thought it was just behavior changes associated with the new baby shortly arriving. Around the time he started baseball ( end of February) he started displaying other physical and socialchanges. Nathan had never been a big fan of baseball practice but never opposed to this extreme. Nathan cried every time he had to run saying his legs hurt. Every drill seemed as if he wasn't even trying. He would jog extra slow aRound the bases and eventually wouldn't even swing the bat. I was convinced that he was acting out by not doing things he didn't want to do and being pure lazy. The last 2-3 weeks before hospitalization Nathan wouldn't even walk to the car after school without sitting on the sidewalk half a block down and crying again saying his legs hurt and now his chest hurt as well. 1-2 weeks prior to this I had taken Nathan to his primary care doctor for a physical and the doctor said he was a perfectly normal 6year old and gave her approval for him to play baseball. But I continued to notice odd behavior in Nathan. He wouldn't go out side and play and used the excuse that it was boring and he didn't know what to play. He wouldn't pay attention to people when they talked to him. He would sit in line at school and wait for recess to be over and not play with any kids. He wouldn't walk in the store or help me with simple tasks without complaining. I had consulted in many people including other parents and teachers asking if they had noticed any change in Nathan and they said he seemed a little slow/mellow. On March 24th my mom took Nathan for a walk and he stopped every 5 min and cried that his legs hurt. She also noticed that his color was extremely pale and Told me to take him to the doctor. I told her i just had and the doctor said he was fine so instead I was going to take him to the ER to get him a full work up.In the ER the nurses took him in to be seen right away. The ER did lab work and noticed that his hemoglobin, platelets, and white blood cell count was extremely low (a normal childs hemoglobin is 14 or higher, Nathan's was 1.9) In a few short hours Nathan was transferred to Lucile Packard children's hospital by 9:30pm. We were given the news that Nathans blood counts were so low that they would need to keep him and run labs on him along with giving him his first blood transfusion. March 26th Nathan was still in The ICU and given 4more blood transfusions. March 27th nathan started the morning with 1 more blood transfusion and was given a bone marrow aspiration to see closely what was going on at the sight the cells are created. Hours later Nathan was diagnosed with Leukemia. Since, Nathan has started Chemo Therepy. He has been extremely brave throughout this entire process thus far. Nathan takes large amounts of medication daily, has a nurse come to our home twice a week, along with going back into the hospital twice a week. He is out of sports and out of school until he regains energy and isn't so harshly susceptible to colds and illnesses. Nathan will be undergoing treatment, at minimum, for the next three years. We are asking for your support with Nathan's battle against leukemia. All procedures and medications are not fully covered by his medical insurance. We found out in the first week alone that for one of his medications the insurance only covers enough to last him a week and the cost of this single medication for the rest of the months supply is $600.00 ($7200 for a year supply of a single medication). We would be forever greatful for your aid in support with Nathan's procedures, medication, tutoring, and whatever else my brave little boy may need. Please pray for the best possible outcome for Nathan and that his fight is as easy and painless as possible! God bless

Joseph Rapisura

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