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<div>Con el corazón completamente destrozado, hoy me veo en la necesidad de pedir ayuda. En cuestión de segundos, el terremoto cambió mi vida para siempre. Perdí a mi esposa, a mi hija y a mi nieta. Ellas eran mi mundo, mi razón de vivir.
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<div>Además de enfrentar este dolor tan inmenso, también perdí mi hogar y todo lo que habíamos construido con tanto esfuerzo. Hoy me encuentro completamente solo, tratando de encontrar fuerzas para seguir adelante.
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<div>Con mucha humildad, les pido que, si está en sus posibilidades, me brinden una mano. Cualquier aporte, por pequeño que sea, me ayudará a comenzar de nuevo y a cubrir mis necesidades más urgentes.
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<div>Si no pueden colaborar económicamente, les agradecería de todo corazón que compartieran esta campaña para que pueda llegar a más personas.
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<div>Gracias por tomarse el tiempo de leer mi historia. Que Dios bendiga sus vidas, proteja a sus familias y les multiplique cada acto de amor y solidaridad.
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<div>El pasado 16 de Julio, mi perrito Apolo de 9 años, tuvo un ataque epiléptico y cayó del sofá al suelo, sufriendo una lesion en la cabeza y resultando ser una fractura de cráneo. Apolo tiene un largo historial de convulsiones que hemos intentado controlar lo mejor que hemos podido con los medicamentos recetados por el veterinario.
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<div>Entre la epilepsia y el golpe, Apolo no reaccionaba, no podía detectar sus latidos ni su respiración, inmediatamente salí a llevarlo a la clínica veterinaria más cercana, durante la cual empezamos a ver ligeras señales de vida, lo que nos dio un poco de esperanza pero por desgracia no pudieron atenderlo por falta de veterinarios de guardia. Lo tuve que llevar de inmediato al Advanced Veterinary Care Center de Davie, donde lo volvieron a examinar. Tras mucho chequeo, los veterinarios decidieron que no había nada que pudiesen hacer por el, no creían que fuera a recuperarse, por lo que aconsejaron ponerlo a dormir.
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<div>Mientras Apolo estaba en estado crítico, decidí buscar una segunda opinión, ya que nos negábamos a aceptar que ponerlo a dormir fuera la única opción. Decidimos trasladarlo de nuevo, esta vez en ambulancia, a un neurólogo del Southeast Veterinary Neurology de Boynton Beach. Le hicieron más exámenes, pruebas y una resonancia magnética.
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<div>Los escáneres indicaron finalmente algo que no habían detectado las otras dos clínicas, la acumulación de líquido en el cerebro era en realidad sangre, lo que significaba que quizá no tendríamos que operarlo de urgencias y solo tendríamos que dejar que la inflamación baje sola con ayuda de medicación.
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<div>Durante todo este tiempo, a Apolo se le suministró oxígeno, ya que era incapaz de respirar de forma natural. También tenía un ojo desviado, sin duda como consecuencia de la caída.
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<div>Tras unos días de cuidados intensivos, se le hizo un examen de sangre y nos dimos cuenta que la hemoglobina de Apolo bajó mucho y la clínica sugirió que se le hiciera una transfusión de sangre para ayudar a su cuerpo a recuperarse.
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<div>Estoy muy agradecida con todos y cada uno de los médicos que han tratado a Apolo, y doy gracias a Dios por lo fuerte que Apolo ha sido hasta ahora, y por el hecho de que yo siguiera allí justo cuando todo ocurrió para poder ayudarlo y salvarlo.
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<div>Apolo sigue bajo supervisión constante en el Neurologo, pero cada día vemos pequeñas mejoras en su largo camino hacia la recuperación. Como pueden imaginar, todo esto tiene un coste económico. Las facturas veterinarias superan actualmente los 26.000 dólares y siguen subiendo. Quería compartir todo esto para pedirles de su ayuda si está a su alcance. Ayúdenme a salvar a mi pequeño bebé aunque sólo sea para compartir su historia. Es un perro pequeño, pero tiene un carácter enorme y la sonrisa más bonita que te puedas imaginar. Apolo es mi todo❤️
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<div>Estoy muy agradecida de que hayas llegado hasta aquí, todo esto es por Apolito.
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<div>On July 16th, my 9 year old Teacup Yorkie Apolo, had a seizure and fell from the couch onto our tiled floor, suffering a major head injury and resulting in a fractured skull. Apolo has a long history of seizures which we’ve tried to manage as best we can, through life-style adjustments and testing common medications prescribed by the vet. The combined seizure and head trauma left Apolo lying unresponsive - we were unable to detect a heart beat and we feared the worst. We immediately rushed him to the nearest veterinary clinic, during which we started to see slight signs of life, giving us a little hope.
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<div>The clinic took Apolo straight through and started to examine him, but unfortunately were unable to provide care due to a lack of emergency vets on call. I then drove him to the Advanced Veterinary Care Center in Davie, where he went under re-examination. After much deliberation by the vets, they decided there was nothing they could do and didn’t believe he would ever recover - due to this prognosis, they advised Apolo be put to sleep.
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<div>While Apolo lay in critical condition, I decided to seek a second opinion, as we refused to accept that putting him to sleep was the only option. We decided to move him again, this time via ambulance, to a neurologist at the Southeast Veterinary Neurology in Boynton Beach. He then underwent further examination, tests and an MRI scan.
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<div>During all this time, Apolo was being supplied oxygen, as he was unable to breathe naturally. He also had a deviated eye, undoubtedly as a result of the fall.
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<div>I am very thankful to every single Doctor that has treated Apolo, and I thank God for all the strength Apolo has had up to now, and the fact I was still there when everything happened to help him.
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<div>Apolo is still under constant supervision at the Neurologist, but every day we are seeing small improvements on his long road to recovery. As you can imagine, this all comes at a financial cost. The veterinary bills are currently over $26,000 and climbing. I wanted to share all this to ask for your help if you can, help me save my little baby even if it is only to share his story. He is a small dog, but has a huge, loving character. Apolo is my everything❤️
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<div>I’m so very grateful that you’ve read this far - all this is for Apolito to see his beautiful smile for many more times to come.
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<div>Hi my name is Pablo and I'm fundraising for my best friend and pet (son) Kakaroto, he is a 4 years old french bulldog <strong>WHO GOT A BACK INJURY AND CANT WALK WITH 4 LEGS</strong>. <strong>PLEASE HELP KAKA WALK AGAIN!!</strong>
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<div>We met 4 years ago and we have been together ever since almost every single day, he is my companion in everything I do, my best friend and what I love the most in my life.
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<div>On Friday march 10th I came home after dinner and found him in our room shaking from what it seems to be a lot of pain, we called his vet right away and got an appointment for the next day around 1 pm, overnight he had trouble sleeping or even laying down, and in the morning I noticed he barely could move his hind legs. I ran to his vet and they referred us to a neurologist which told us he needed surgery right away or he might not walk again because he had a back injury.
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<div>To see where the injury was, we did an MRI first (which found acutely ruptured disc material at T13-L2 on the left)  and then SURGERY.
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<div>This cost a lot of money which I, unfortunately, don't have, but I needed to do all I could to help him walk again so I asked for a loan to pay for it. This is why I'm asking for your help and for the physical therapy and caring that comes after.
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<p>Meet Daisy! At only 1 year and 11 months, Daisy was suddenly diagnosed with<strong> chronic</strong> <strong>kidney failure with high levels of intoxication in the blood</strong>. The veterinarians still have no explanation about what Daisy actually has, but at this point, <strong>the goal is to save her life</strong> and give her more time until the doctors find out what Daisy has.<br /><br />Daisy, who<strong> is turning two years old this month</strong> (March 2022), was rescued by her owner, Bia, when she was just 8 weeks old, during the pandemic. Ever since the day Daisy arrived, infested with fleas, sick and scared, she already made herself at home and now Daisy is a part of the family.  And her family will do <strong>anything</strong> to save her life! <br /><br />It's been almost 3 weeks since Daisy was first hospitalized and over $30k was spent. They already saw 3 different doctors and now Daisy is being treated at the University of Florida. Daisy started dialysis and was able to do 2 sessions. Unfortunately, during the second session of dialysis Daisy did not do well. She is too small and weak to go to that procedure at this time. The down payment of $20,000 is still retained since dialysis is not off the table. Now, the vets will keep Daisy on fluids, antibiotics, and more until she is stable and they can decide what the next steps will be. As mentioned, Daisy's owners will do anything to save her life, but they need <strong>YOUR</strong> help! <br /><br />Daisy is not even 2 years old, has a doggy sister, and 5 family members that cannot imagine a life without her. Please help us save Daisy's life. We need you and <strong>Daisy needs us!<br /><br />Follow Daisy's journey fighting chronic kidney disease on her Instagram page: @helpsavedaisy.<br /><br />#SAVEDAISY <br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/63976165_1647184379861827_r.jpeg" alt="63976165_1647184379861827_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br /></strong><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/63976165_1647183342393361_r.jpeg" alt="63976165_1647183342393361_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/63976165_1647185206783486_r.png" alt="63976165_1647185206783486_r.png" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/63976165_1647236790826370_r.jpeg" alt="63976165_1647236790826370_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" />
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<p>Português: <br /><br />Conheça a Daisy! Com apenas 1 ano e 11 meses, Daisy foi diagnosticada com insuficiência renal crônica com altos níveis de intoxicação no sangue. Os veterinários ainda não têm explicação sobre o que Daisy realmente tem, mas neste momento, o objetivo é salvar sua vida e dar-lhe mais tempo até que os médicos descubram o que Daisy realmente tem.<br /><br />Daisy, que está completando 2 anos neste mês (Março de 2022), foi resgatada por sua dona, Bia, quando tinha apenas 8 semanas, durante a pandemia. Desde o dia em que Daisy chegou, infestada de pulgas, doente e assustada, ela já se sentia em casa e agora Daisy faz parte da família. E sua família fará qualquer coisa para salvar sua vida!<br /><br />Já se passaram quase 3 semanas desde que Daisy foi hospitalizada pela primeira vez e mais de US $ 30 mil foram gastos. Eles já viram 3 médicos diferentes e agora Daisy está sendo tratada na Universidade da Flórida. Daisy iniciou diálise e conseguiu fazer 2 sessões. Infelizmente, durante a segunda sessão de diálise, Daisy não se saiu bem. Ela é muito pequena e está bastante fraca para passar por esse procedimento neste momento. O pagamento de $20.000 ainda está retido, pois a diálise não está completamente fora da opção. Agora, os veterinários manterão Daisy internada com fluidos, antibióticos, entre outros até que ela esteja estável e eles possam decidir quais serão os próximos passos. Como mencionado, os donos de Daisy farão qualquer coisa para salvar a vida dela, mas eles precisam da SUA ajuda!<br /><br />Daisy não tem nem 2 anos, tem uma irmã cachorrinha e 5 membros da família que não conseguem imaginar uma vida sem ela. Por favor, ajude-nos a salvar a vida de Daisy. Precisamos de você e Daisy precisa de nós!<br /><br />Acompanhe a jornada de Daisy lutando contra a doença renal crônica em sua página no Instagram: @helpsavedaisy.<br /><br /><br />
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