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<div><strong>I’m raising $8,968 for stereotactic radiation therapy to help shrink his tumor, improve his comfort, and hopefully achieve remission. </strong>His doctors believe he’s a candidate for treatment, and I want to give him that chance.
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<div>Bubby was the first dog I got as an adult. He’ll turn 14 in January, but before this cancer began affecting him, he was still thriving with no signs of slowing down. A little hellion, my ride or die, a couch hotdog with a touch of Napoleon syndrome. Anyone who has met him probably has a Bubby story about him being bad or dramatic.
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<div>I want to give him the chance to keep making those stories.
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<div>What started as a slow onset of straining to poop and then pee turned into months of appointments and testing. His regular vet investigated constipation, blockage, anal gland problems, infection, and inflammation before imaging revealed a mass involving his prostate and urinary tract.
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<div>Since then, his regular veterinarian and the specialists at PetCure Oncology have worked through bloodwork, urinalysis, BRAF testing, X-rays, ultrasounds, and a CT scan. The CT also identified a nearby lymph node that appeared suspicious, although his oncologist believes it is more likely inflamed rather than cancerous.
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<div>At home, Bubby now needs belly bands for urinary leakage and help keeping his bottom clean. I’ve adjusted our routine around his needs, but I want to address what’s causing the difficulty and help him feel better.
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<div>Stereotactic radiation therapy, or SRT, uses carefully targeted radiation to treat the tumor while limiting exposure to surrounding healthy tissue.
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<div>Bubby’s proposed plan involves <strong>three treatments over three consecutive days</strong>, with anesthesia for each session. Compared with the conventional radiation option we discussed, which involves many sessions over several weeks, this means fewer hospital visits and fewer times under anesthesia.
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<div>The goal is to shrink the tumor and relieve the difficulty he’s having when trying to pee and poop. There are risks and no guarantees, but his doctors have given me reason to hope treatment could improve his comfort and give him more time. The ultimate goal is full remission, of course.
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<div>His quality of life will guide every decision. I want more time with him, and I want that time to feel good for him, too.
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<div>I’ve already spent <strong>$6,619</strong> on his appointments and diagnostics:
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<div>I’ve covered those expenses through savings and some financing. Radiation has not started, and those expenses do not include it.
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<div>The <strong>$8,968 fundraising goal is for his estimated radiation treatment</strong>, rather than reimbursement for what I’ve already spent. I’m sharing his estimate and some medical records so you can see what has brought us here and what your support would help make possible.
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<div>I’m also raising what I can by reselling clothes and preparing my older car to sell, with the proceeds going toward his treatment. I’m fortunate to be able to share my dad’s truck for now. So trust me, I’m doing what I can, but I need help closing the gap.
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<div><strong>Why I’m asking</strong>
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<div>Caring for others has always been a big part of my life, from working part time in veterinary medicine, rescuing and fostering animals, to caring for my mom during her cancer and now being a caregiver for my dad. Being on the receiving end of that help feels unfamiliar. I’m hyper-independent and used to figuring things out myself, but for Bubby, I’m willing to ask.
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<div>Since December 2024, I’ve lost my dogs Merle and Oscar, and my cat Kittie. Those losses have made me painfully aware of how quickly things can change. With Bubby, we have a treatment option his doctors believe could help, and I want to pursue it while keeping his comfort and well-being at the center of every decision.
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<div>He’s been with me for most of my adult life. I would love to give him more comfortable days of being the stubborn, deeply loved boy he’s always been.
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<div><strong>If you can donate, any amount will help toward his treatment.</strong> Reaching the full goal would be incredible, but every contribution will make this next step more manageable.
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<div><strong>Another way to help: Bubby’s wishlist</strong>
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<div>If you’d prefer to send supplies, I’ve also created an Amazon wishlist to help keep Bubby clean, comfortable, and cared for through this process. Helping with his everyday needs also allows me to put more toward his treatment.
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<div><a href="https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2B0M63C4PNCZ5?ref_=wl_share" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Bubby's Amazon Wishlist</a>
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<div>Whether you donate, send supplies, or share his story, we’re grateful for every bit of support.
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<div>If you’re unable to donate, please consider sharing his fundraiser. To my family, friends, former veterinary coworkers, rescue and fostering connections, and everyone who has known and loved Bubby over the years, thank you for helping his story reach more people.
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<div>Thank you for reading, caring, and helping me give my boy this chance.
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<div>April &amp; Beelzebubby
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Support Jarrod Through His Health Battle

<div>Vision is one of life's most precious gifts. It allows us to experience the faces of those we love, the beauty of the world around us, and the countless moments that shape our lives. Most of us seldom think about our eyesight until we are faced with the possibility of losing it.
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<div>For my dear friend Alonso Espinoza, vision is not only precious—it is essential.
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<div>As a professional comic book colorist and artist, Alonso's livelihood depends upon his ability to see. Every page he works on, every color he chooses, every shadow, highlight, and subtle detail requires the gift of sight. Through his talent and dedication, he has helped bring stories to life for readers, transforming line art into the vibrant worlds that comic fans know and love.
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<div>Today, that gift is under threat.
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<div>Alonso has been diagnosed with Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy, a serious eye disease that is damaging his vision. His doctors have recommended urgent treatment, including intraocular injections and laser therapy, to prevent further deterioration and help preserve his eyesight.
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<div>The tragedy is that effective treatment is available, but it comes at a cost that is simply beyond Alonso's means.
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<div>The immediate medical expenses exceed $3,000 USD—an amount that may seem manageable to some, but for a working artist already facing significant challenges, it represents a barrier that cannot be overcome alone.
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<div>Alonso is not asking for a handout. He is asking for a chance—a chance to protect his vision, continue his work, and keep doing what he has devoted his life to doing: creating art.
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<div>Having already overcome tremendous hardship by escaping the Regime of Nicholas Maduro in Venezuela and rebuilding  his life through determination, talent, and perseverance in Peru, Alonso and his wife now face another battle, one that every artist would dread.
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<div>If you are able, please consider making a contribution. Every donation, no matter the amount, helps bring Alonso closer to the treatment he urgently needs.
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<div>Together, we can help preserve not only Alonso's eyesight, but also the creative gift he has shared with so many others.
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<div>Thank you for your generosity, compassion, and support.
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A Colorist's Greatest Fear: Losing His Sight

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<div>Our sweet baby Archie has been through the fight of his life.
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<div>After suddenly becoming very sick last week, Archie needed emergency surgery to save his life. The past several days have been filled with hospital stays, specialist consultations, imaging, medications, surgery and around the clock care. While we’re incredibly grateful that his surgery went well and that he’s now recovering, the financial burden has been overwhelming.
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<div>Archie is a beloved member of our family. Anyone who has met him knows how adorable, loving, and happy he is. Seeing him work so hard to heal has been both heartbreaking and inspiring.
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<div>We’re asking for help to offset the cost of his emergency surgery, hospitalization, medications, follow up appointments, and continued recovery. Every donation, no matter how small, will go directly toward Archie’s veterinary care. If you’re unable to donate, sharing this fundraiser with others would mean just as much.
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<div>Thank you for your love and support during this difficult time. We are so thankful to everyone who has reached out to check on Archie. Your generosity gives us one less thing to worry about so we can focus on helping him heal.
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<div>From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for helping give Archie Waffles the chance to make a full recovery.
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Help Archie Waffles Heal After Emergency Surgery

<div>Hi everyone! Our childhood dog, Max, has been dealing with tumors for the past few years of his life, and recently, he developed a large tumor on his neck that grew in just a couple of weeks. We are hoping to get this mass removed, as well as a few others, to help keep him comfortable and healthy for as long as possible.
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<div>Anything you are able to donate would help us out a lot. Even sharing this fundraiser means so much to us. Thank you!!
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Support Max's Tumor Removal Surgery

<div>My cousin unexpectedly passed leaving us devastated and heartbroken as we try to bring him back to El Paso from Houston and make arrangements to have him at his final resting place here at home. If there’s anything that can be donated, whether it be $20 or $5 or $100, Please donate. Anything will help and go directly to bringing Micheal back home as they will not begin anything until payment has been made . We have been quoted $10,000 to begin the process of bringing him back home from Houston. Thank you in advance for your donations and prayers for peace in this difficult time.
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Micheal’s Family Needs Your Help

<div>Please help <strong>Iris Atilano</strong> as she starts her second battle against cancer!

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<div><strong>Iris was just diagnosed with Stage 4 metastatic triple-negative breast cancer.</strong> It has moved to her brain and lungs. She has a long battle ahead. In just a week's time, they packed up their clothes and flew across the country from El Paso, Texas to New Jersey in order to fight for her life at a hospital that is better equipped to support her battle.

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Help Iris Atilano Fight Stage 4 Cancer

<div>Hello friends and family, <strong>my sister was assaulted during her shift at work on Saturday.</strong> Due to her injuries, she will be in the hospital for a while.
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Support My Sister's Recovery Journey

<div>Hello Everyone, we are creating this Gofundme for our close friend Ahmad Beig. Ahmad's daughter is currently battling an unknown condition. She has been to numerous doctors and undergone countless tests, and no one yet knows her condition. Ahmad and his family will be traveling to the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota for treatment from some of the best medical doctors in the nation. They have a long journey towards recovery and the financial expense for him and his family will be immense.  We ask for everyone's help to assist Ahmad through this difficult time.
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<div>Hello friends and family, we are reaching out to you today to ask for help on behalf of our coworker and friend Juan Reyes. His 7 year old son, Rey, had a stroke several weeks ago. He is still in the hospital with complications, and will require extensive therapy to regain his mobility.   We are hoping to raise some money to help his family with bills and traveling expenses, as they are being sent out of town for further medical care. We are asking for anyone that can help to please donate. We hope to reach the limit but every dollar above the target will help greatly. We thank you in advance and await your donations.
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We need your help please

<p>Family and friends, I’m Stephanie, a close and long-time friend of Aaron Lujan’s. <br /><br />After the unexpected passing of Aaron, we have received an outpouring of support. As so many people want to be there for Aaron and his family in this trying time, we are holding this fundraiser to allow for contributions to assist with any financial needs they may encounter. This will be a way to honor Aaron’s memory as he was loved by so many and showed so much love and kindness to all those in his life.
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<p>The Lujan family is so appreciative of all the support they’ve received. We’d like to invite you all to share what you are able and celebrate Aaron’s life by continuing to share stories and pictures of our fun loving Aaron. 
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Aaron’s Family Support Fundraiser

My brother,<strong> Jarrod Player</strong>, has  fallen on hard times.  After contracting Covid earlier this year, Jarrod was laid off from his job.  He has struggled to find consistent work since then.  Both he and his daughter, Avery, are diabetic and require insulin.  At this point, Jarrod is very behind on rent and bills and is trying to recover. He has until January to completely pay his back rent and the rent for the month of January.  In addition to this he will still need to cover utilities and necessities. I know many people are facing turmoil and uncertainty due to the state of the world currently, but this is my brother, I have to try something.  I do not know how to properly convey just how much this means to me.  Anything truly helps, but we have to hit the goal for him to avoid eviction.

Help Jarrod Player keep a roof over daughters head

Suicide is one of the leading causes of death in America and unfortunately we lost a beautiful soul to suicide; our dear son, grandson, brother, nephew, cousin and friend Michael Salinas. Michael was a character full of laughter and joy. He had a great sense of humor, a shy guy and there was never a dull moment with him. He had such a huge heart. He was always a blessing to be around. On Wednesday the 30th of May 2018, he decided his time here on Earth was no longer needed. At that moment our hearts are torn in two. Suicide is so real that you never know what lies underneath a smile. Never go to sleep angry at your loved ones because you never know what tomorrow brings. With a heavy heart, we ask for your help. As you can imagine, the family is grieving right now and the last thing we want them to worry about is finances. Funeral arrangements are expensive, we kindly request your help. With the help of your donations, we are able to fund Michael’s funeral expenses. Even a dollar could go a long way and make a difference. We would love and appreciate any contribution as we would like this last gift to be memorable. Anyone who knew Michael, knows that he had a huge heart and would help anyone who needed it. Please take a quick minute to send your Big prayers for our Cousin Ruthi, Cousin Leylah, and his beloved Grandma Licha along with the rest of the family in their time of need. Thank you kindly &amp; God bless

Funeral Expenses And Support

Hi. This beautiful woman is my mother. I call her Mom, but most call her Maggie. <br /><br />About 10 years ago, she was diagnosed with auto-immune disease. In a nut shell, her immune system is attacking and shutting down her liver and kidneys. Little by little, this disease is stealing our home, our best friend, and guardian angel. <br /><br />Currently, she is hospitalized and was accepted as a candidate for a transplant, however, and at the last minute, her insurance denied her the procedure and any care pre/post operation. This has left us equally shocked, saddened, and trying to explore our options.  <br /><br />I have done some research and tried contacting facilities to understand the costs associated with the procedure, but have been turned away due to costs being beyond what an average person can afford without insurance ($500k- $600k).  <br /><br />My mother has a strong faith in God and human kindness, as do we, her children. She has two grandchildren she devotes herself to and one on the way she prays to meet. Please join her on this journey toward recovery. Any and all size donations are a blessing and greatly appreciated. This would help cover medical expenses tied to the procedure as well as with costs of supportive care.<br /><br />Prayers and well wishes will be met with joy and appreciation.<br /><br />If you have any questions tied to any part of this campaign, please feel free to contact us.<br /><br /><br /><br />Thank you &lt;3

A Precious Mother- Maggie's Fund

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