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<div>Hello, I am Ashley Sarbell, I’m 24 years old, I’m a type 1 diabetic (for 22 years) and was studying to become a PMHNP (psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner). I have always had a passion for mental health advocacy, as well as disability advocacy because I was already disabled before my entire life got put on pause for the worst.
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<div>So, back in the beginning of November, I swallowed an iron pill wrong (aka aspirated a ferrous sulfate pill) and had to go to the ER because I couldn’t breathe and was wheezing. I was diagnosed with pill esophagitis. They gave me some foamy concoction that was supposed to numb my airway so I’d stop struggling to breathe, but I could tell it wasn’t working. I gave it time anyway and didn’t really think anything of it. I ended up going to urgent care a week later because I still couldn’t breathe and got diagnosed with bronchitis. I had bronchitis the year before and it didn’t really feel the same as last year, but that also could’ve been because I got it from the cold last year and not trauma to the airway. I also went 4 days later because I still couldn’t breathe after finishing the round of antibiotics they gave me and got diagnosed with bronchitis with asthma symptoms. I was given an inhaler and it was working really well for me for a few hours. Later that day, I ended up coughing so hard that I fractured my rib at work and had to go to the ER a 2nd time. I had to call an ambulance to come pick me up in the Walmart parking lot because I couldn’t lift my legs high enough to drive myself there. I had a follow up appointment with my PCP about a week-week and a half later and she ordered me a CT scan because she thought the problem was pneumonia and the X-ray from the fractured rib didn’t show it. I then go get the CT scan the next day and they send me back to the ER for a pulmonary embolism (blood clot in the lung) and they put me on blood thinners and a medication for pneumonia. A few days later, I go to the physical therapist for some paperwork for my medical leave for work and on my way there, I cough so hard that I fractured my rib again. I didn’t go to the ER that time around because the rib didn’t hurt as bad as the first time and I could still lift my legs. I was doing fine for a little bit until about a week after when I had to stop taking the medication for pneumonia because it gave me a yeast infection. This took me to around December 16th. I was still short of breath and my coworkers would frequently check on me because they told me I looked and sounded terrible from all the wheezing. I randomly woke up in the morning on December 22nd and I couldn’t breathe way more than usual. I got up and walked about 10 feet and was breathing so hard that I had to sit down for about 20 minutes. I thought it was just a bad “asthma symptom” day and used my inhaler and I went the whole day as normal. I went into work and had to sit down and lay my head down after walking only a few feet and back. I only recently learned that one of the telling signs of hypoxia is “wanting to rip your skin off” because of the lack of oxygen in your body, which is what I was feeling at work. I tried sleeping that night and woke up at around 5 am and texted my mom asking if I should call an ambulance because I still couldn’t breathe. I finally gave in and went to the ER, but I drove myself there because ambulances are expensive and I definitely couldn’t afford a second one. When I got there, they took another CT scan of me and found another blood clot in my heart and a smaller one in my left lung. So basically, I had blood clots in each of my lungs and one in my heart. They did a thrombectomy and removed the blood clot in my heart with a catheter through my femoral artery (groin area). I was admitted in the hospital for 5 days (12/23-12/28) and I still couldn’t really move or breathe so they did another CT scan and found out my lung had collapsed. They put me on oxygen and released me from the hospital and I stayed home and rested. I had a lot of appointments and running back and forth for testing, but nothing really significant occurred for the next month. They took a CT scan of my lungs again back in February and said that I wasn’t getting better at all, so they changed my blood thinners. I got an echocardiogram in March and they said there’s no strain on my right atrium anymore (yay) and now I have to wait until August in order to be considered for a bronchoscopy to get my lung reinflated. I recently got a second nuclear medicine lung scan and they said I’m not getting any better and there’s still clotting in my lungs. I’m really scared that my lung is going to scar over and I’ll be disabled for life, won’t be able to pursue my career as a PMHNP, won’t be able to get ahead in life or have the ability or energy to do any of my hobbies outside of work. Walking more than 20 feet makes my heart rate spike to 130-140 BPM. I am currently back at work, but I am on a reduced schedule for the foreseeable future. 
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Help Ashley through recovery

<div>Hello I am the daughter of a strong woman! A woman that had worked all her life taking care of other people. Yesterday, we got news that my mother, Sally Sutherland age 60 was diagnosed with Lung Cancer.
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<div>My mom has worked two jobs for the last 5 years and does not have medical insurance. My father earns social security retirement and had a limited income. My parents need the support of the community they have worked their whole lives supporting. They have been pillars in their church for years, volunteered for events and always help when needed.
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<div>They need help financially for medical bills and monthly bills as my mother fights and beats cancer! Help her fight! We appreciate all the love and support!
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<div>3/2 Update: My mom’s lung cancer is limited-stage Small Cell. She is still in the hospital getting chemotherapy, on oxygen and having other complications. The family hopes she can go home soon but the most important things she needs will be oxygen, medication and has lost a big chunk of her and my dad’s monthly income! Medicaid and SSDI has been applied for but I was told a decision can take 90 to 150 days for both! Anything you would like contribute is appreciated, even if you can only share the GoFundMe, that would mean everything!
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<div>Thank you for the support helping save this fantastic woman that has touched a lot of people’s lives!! 
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<div>With love and appreciation,
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Sally’s Cancer Battle Needs Support From All!

<div>It is with broken hearts that we share Luke Burton passed away suddenly and unexpectedly this past Saturday, June 29th while out of town away from family. He would have turned 49 in July. He leaves behind his loving wife of 16 years, Lindsey, and their two children, Henry (13) and Audrey (12).

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<div>Luke was a kind-hearted soul with a deep love for his family and friends. He was a wonderful husband, father, son, brother-in-law, uncle, and friend. When he wasn’t making memories with his family he enjoyed playing music, specifically the bass guitar. He was in the process of recording an album with his band before he passed.

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<div>Luke’s passing has left his family and friends shattered. All funds raised will go directly to support Luke’s family during this incredibly difficult time. Funds will help with the costs of transporting Luke’s body back to Ohio to the funeral home and to the funeral itself. All extra funds will support the family’s future.

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<div>Funeral details will be posted on here as an update as soon as arrangements are made.

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<div>Note: This GoFundMe is set up by Lindsey’s sister, Emily, on Lindsey’s behalf. All donations will be sent securely to Lindsey and her children. Thank you for your support and kindness during this difficult time.

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In Memory of Luke Burton: Supporting His Family’s Future

<div>We are trying to get any help we can we lost everything today in a fire we have 5 kids 4 small ones that are under 10 and have no where to go and literally have nothing at this point ... We are asking for anything to help us get back on our feet to help us get the kids a house at least ... We need a Christmas miracle everything and anything helps and is greatly appreciated thank you ☺️ ❤️
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<div>My name is Michael Roth, filmmaker and once a Special Education Teacher out of San Antonio Texas.
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<div>I have produced for ABC for several years and have made 3 independent films, including this current film I am promoting, ADAPT.
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<div>I'm raising this money to promote the documentary that captured Adapted P.E. and Special Olympics student-athletes and their coaches throughout the 2021-22 school year. This documentary was made to raise awareness for these wonderful programs that help thousands of students and athletes. It was made to put forth a call to action; not only to support these programs but also to support the creation of more programs aimed towards helping special needs individuals both in school and after they graduate.
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<div>We have finished production and recently, were selected &amp; screened at the SAFILM Festival!
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<div>The remaining 15,000 dollar goal (out of 25,000) will go towards marketing for the documentary, remaining post-production costs, and film festival submission and travel fees.
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<div>Time is of the essence! We need funds to continue to cover the costs of marketing, to get the film in front of as many eyes as we can. We need your help! Please donate or share (or both) so we can get this project out to the largest audience possible!
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<div>I consider myself lucky and grateful to have been part of the NEISD Adapted P.E. and Special Olympics programs and would love to contribute to these communities with the continued outreach of this project. Thank you so much for your help - I cannot express my appreciation to everyone who has taken the time to read about this project and hopefully donate and share with others.
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<p>My coworkers and I have decided to create a gofundme for our coworker Monte. Monte is such an amazing and hardworking person. He always comes into work with a smile on his face and is so kind to everyone. Recently Monte has been going through many hardships and we want to help. He has been fighting lupus disease. Recently his home was burned down leaving him with no where to stay, he no longer has a car and his father just passed away this week. Any amount would help and be greatly appreciated. Thank you to everyone in advance❤️
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<p>October 19, 2020 a beautiful girl of 9 years old was taken from the world. After a head on collision her father, a dispatcher, was injured and she passed at the scene of the accident.<br /><br />The Harmon family is in need of financial support to help lower cost of arrangements, medical bills and cost of living. If you are able to donate it would be greatly appreciated!<img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/52017740_1603200061941354_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="52017740_1603200061941354_r.jpeg" /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/52017740_1603200074483198_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="52017740_1603200074483198_r.jpeg" /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/52017740_1603200088621562_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="52017740_1603200088621562_r.jpeg" /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/52017740_1603200107632717_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="52017740_1603200107632717_r.jpeg" />
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I am related to Sean’s sister by marriage. We are located in Cincinnati, Ohio. The donations will go directly to the family.

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