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Marissa Bohan and her family are facing an unimaginable loss after the passing of her precious 2-year-old daughter and the loss of their home. No mother should ever have to experience this kind of heartbreak. Anyone who knows Marissa knows just how much her babies mean to her. They are her whole world, and the love she has for them is undeniable. 
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 This fundraiser is being shared in hopes of bringing the community together to surround Marissa and her family with love, prayers, and support during this incredibly difficult time. While nothing can take away the pain of losing a child, support can help ease some of the financial burdens and allow the family to focus on being together and grieving without additional worries. 
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<br><strong>All donations will go directly to Marissa and her family</strong> to support them with whatever they need during this difficult time. Every contribution, no matter the amount, is deeply appreciated. 
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 If you are unable to donate, simply sharing this fundraiser or keeping Marissa Bohan and her family in your prayers means so much. Let’s come together and show Marissa and her family just how loved and supported they are during this heartbreaking time.

Coming Together for Marissa Bohan

<div>It was a June Wednesday afternoon and I missed multiple calls from my 80 year old mother. When I put down my work and picked up my phone the text read,<strong> "CALL ME ASAP. CLARK IS IN THE HOSPITAL.</strong>" My loving 40-year-old brother Clark had suffered a major stroke. His girlfriend Brittany was thankfully working from home and heard him hit the floor. She called the ambulance right away and he was rushed to the hospital. He was unconscious in the NICU by the time I got anyone on the phone. A Neuro Integrated Care Unit is an intensive care unit devoted to the care of patients with immediately life-threatening neurological problems and that's what Clark was facing. While I was on the phone with my mother, who was breaking down, the Neurosurgeon told her that Clark had an extreme brain bleed in the right side of his brain and it was NOT something they could help with surgery without doing extreme damage to his brain. Our prayers at that moment were for his survival and the brain bleed to stop. I can't express to you the difficulty this time was for everyone, especially our parents. They stayed by him every minute we were allowed. Immediate family and close friends visited as they could over the couple weeks that followed as we stared at machines working to keep his blood pressure down. Machines, seizure watches, doctors, nurses, staff, ports, IV's, the works, all trying to stop the bleeding and allow the difficult, intense and lengthy healing process for his brain to begin.
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<div>I won't further detail the horror of the hallucinations, pains and realities that crept in over those weeks but the fight was just beginning. We are so blessed to be in the place where we are talking about my brother in the present tense. However, the stroke he suffered left him <strong>completely paralyzed on the entire left side of his body</strong>. He has no use or feeling of any of it. He is also suffering intense left neglect. He can't see, recognize or hold attention to anything on his left. As you can imagine the physical difficulties this puts on him and his caregivers is ENORMOUS and he needs 24-hour care. This is where we need all the help we can get.
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<div>While in the NICU we were told that the hospital we were in <strong>wasn't covered</strong> by his insurance. This was just the start. He needed to be transferred from one hospital to another down the highway as soon as possible due to insurance. The problem; there wasn't a bed. Extra days went by in the NICU while we waited for the transfer. After multiple transfers (and bills) he was put into a rehabilitation center. After a short period of a week or two, we were told by a case worker that he was to be discharged because insurance was up. In a disastrous display of miscommunications, confusing meeting times and "oh sorrys," we found ourselves in the family training on how to help physically transfer Clark from bed to wheelchair, wheelchair to seat, and so on followed by a family meeting to gather a plan for Clark's discharge. We were told he was approved for 5 days a week PT and some OT at a facility. We figured out how to pull this off and a plan was set. Fast forward a week to the day before he was to be discharged into our care and the case worker informs us that the facility in the plan we had discussed and planned around did not accept his insurance and it would be out of pocket. He was then discharged. There wasn't even a home safety evaluation to make sure the house was safe! (My elderly father had to build ramps AFTER he got home!)
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<div><strong>Clark needs INTENSE Physical Therapy for months at least if he's to stand a chance at recovering any use of his left side. To get what he needs in that facility alone it will cost us about $8500 a month out of pocket just for the PT.</strong>
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<div>We were blindsided. We didn't know what to do. We didn't even know who to talk to or ask questions to. We took him home and have struggled to get him more than 3 one hour sessions at other facilities that are covered by his insurance. We've talked to dozens of professionals in the medical community and all insist that <strong>HE NEEDS INTENSIVE PHYSICAL THERAPY IMMEDIATELY</strong> and that you have to just spend the money to get it wherever you can or he'll miss any window of opportunity to recover to whatever point that may be possible. And here we are. Clark is such a wonderful guy and is by most accounts clinging to positivity during all of this. The toll it's taken on our parents, his girlfriend and all of our family is impossible to explain. This is just the tip of the iceberg with this story so far.
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<div>Thank you so much for reading his story. We are praying and hoping every day this is just a chapter in his life and does not define his future. We need any help we can get with all the bills that are starting to come in from the months of hospital stays, the cost of the wheelchair that had to be customized for him, the cost of all the extremely important therapy he needs and possibly an inpatient facility for the time being so Clark is getting the true care he needs. We have tried to do it these past weeks and simply can't do it this way. Even with relatives driving hours to spend the night to try and help. I'm grateful to you for reading this and sending any prayers, vibes, and energies you can. Whatever you can give in any way is a blessing to us now. Praise God my brother is alive.
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Help Clark Walk Again And Recover From Stroke

<div>Hi my name is Imelda and I am not a friend or relative of Sonia. I am only a viewer of the Netflix short series "Worst Roommate Ever - Roommate Wanted" who like many, was deeply touched by these women's stories. Even though all of them were victims of this serial squatter who's name I do not wish to mention nor speak on, I feel that Sonia really lost the opportunity to build the retirement dream she worked so hard on with no real possibility of regaining it somehow in the foreseeable future. This fund is to help her mend that damage, rebluid her dream, and get her life back on track. Hopefully we can all collaborate to get something together for her. Thank you in advance for your kindness, trust and any donations.
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Help Sonia Acevedo get her Dream Home Back

On April 11, 2021 we lost our beloved, Lloyd Eric Estes, suddenly. It has been such a shock to us all. We [the family] are rasing money for Lloyd's services and final expenses. We appreciate anything you can give to help at this time. <br /><br /><iframe media_type="0" media_id="_nWHgCmuxAs" class="youtube-replace" title="YouTube video player" style="margin-bottom:20px;width:560px;height:315px;" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/_nWHgCmuxAs/?rel=0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="1"></iframe><br />...jazz loving, bass playing, lakers loving, Beaumont Alum, pastry making, father, brother, grandfather, uncle, cousin and friend!

Celebration of Life for Lloyd

Navajo & Hopi Families COVID-19 Relief Fund

Help the Krull's! <br /><br />Update! Jeff was released from the hospital on 11/23. He will now be on blood thinners to help prevent any clotting. He will remain on his life vest until his heart is stronger. No date in mind for when he can return to work it will depend on his strength and recovery. He has a very long road ahead of him with great doctors and family to support him! <br /><br />Jeff was admitted into the hospital on Thursday 11/15/18 with congestive heart failure at 36 years old. His heart is functioning at 10% or less. His great team of doctors has assured him that his body is strong and his heart will gain strength with medicine and rest.  He was sent home from the hospital with a very expensive life vest that will shock his heart if he goes into cardiac arrest. <br /><br />On Monday 11/19/18 he had a set back and was admitted back into the hospital with a blood clot in his lung and has been diagnosed with  phenomena.<br /><br />Jeff recently made a career change and went back to a previous employer. However during this time of transition his family paid for COBRA to cover health needs. Cobra is stating that this is a pre-existing condition and therefore will not cover the ER visit, two hospital stays, life vest and various testing of his heart. On top of that he has no short term or long term disability during this time.  Therefore the medical bills are becoming a mountain while no income is coming in. He has a long road of recovery and do not at this time know how long he will be out of work. <br /><br />Please help the Krull's! They are an amazing family with a heart of gold. Stand up people who put their best foot forward in life. Jeff his wife Jodie and his daughter Savannah will make it through stronger however any help you can give to help with medical bills, housing bills and even food will relieve some finiacial stress and be appreciated more than you will know.

Jeff Krull's Medical Fund

On February 2, 2018 Scott and Christy Beary faced their worst nightmare as parents and buried their beautiful 2 week old daughter, Jocelyn Jane Beary.  <br /><img class="not-resizable" src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/27595556_1518118430.3232_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" /><br />Then just five days later on February 7, 2018, Scott's life was taken from him when he was shot and killed at ShowMe's Restaurant in Florissant, MO.  <br /><br />For those that did not know Scott, he was a loving husband, father, brother, son and friend to many. He was a funny, extremely caring GREAT man that would be there for you at the drop of a hat. He always had jokes and funny stories to tell.  <br /><img class="not-resizable" src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/27595556_1518118545.4777_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" /><br />My name is Jeana Sellenschuetter. I had the priviledge of not only working with Scott but also the honor of being his and Christy's friend. I can't imagine the pain his wife Christy and their 3 children feel in their loss of their daughter (sister) and now her husband (their father). There is nothing anyone can say or do that will take their pain away. However...<br />On behalf of all that knew Scott, I would like to do what he has done for so many of his friends, family and strangers and now take care of them. I would like to raise funds for the Beary family to cover remaining medical bills and funeral expenses for Jocelyn, funeral expenses for Scott and also future expenses that Christy will now take on as a single mother.

Scott & Jocelyn - Gone Too Soon

Due to complications of diabetes (neuropathy, gastroparesis, hypertension, cyclic vomiting syndrome, etc.), I haven't been able to work at all this year, and haven't been able to work full time in over four years. I have been able to live only with the help of my parents. They are unable to continue helping me though. I have been let go from every job I've had in the past few years, when I'm unable to show up after being sick so often. I currently deliver for Postmates and sell vintage clothes, but neither of these makes me much of anything, especially when I spend most days in bed, throwing up or unable to move. I've been turned down for disability. If I don't get the money I need to stay in my apartment for another year, I'm not sure where I will go or what I will do. This is my last option. Anything will help.

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