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<div>My name is Jody and I am here to help out a friend who might be your friend, too!
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<div>I spend a good bit of time out &amp; about in my neighborhood, and one of the places you’ll often find me is sipping a martini on the patio at OHSO in Paradise Valley.
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<div>The staff there is like family to me, especially Sid. We’ve been to spring training games and concerts together; I’ve done her hair, and she has watched my dogs. She’s a spicy soul with a heart of gold, and <strong>THAT is why I’m asking for your help today.</strong>
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<div>Recently, I found out that Sid’s kitty, Jasper, had a urinary tract infection. If you’ve ever had the “pleasure” of experiencing the absolute HELL that is a UTI, you already know the amount of pain and discomfort Jasper was going through. Now, imagine feeling that way and not having words to communicate with your person what you need!
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<div>At the end of the day, Jasper had a urinary obstruction and an inflamed kidney. Because urinary tract infections are so dangerous in male cats, he had to spend 2 nights at the emergency vet, was sedated, and had a catheter to clear the blockage. He will be fed a prescription diet now to prevent future occurrences.
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<div><strong>Jasper’s final bill was $3,556.36.</strong>
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<div>Sid was able to finance the payments, but will incur interest fees over a period of time.
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<div>I just felt like what happened to Jasper was horrific, and maybe we can help a sister out who spends her life taking care of us.
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<div>Thank you for your help!
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<div>On December 15, 2023 Samara (affectionately known as Sam) was admitted to the hospital with renal failure. True to form, she continued to find strength and would even inject humor whenever possible to this scary and awful situation. Her husband Erick (known as Dub to art collectors and friends) has been at her side, along with family and loved ones, optimistic for an improvement in her health and a chance to return home. Unfortunately, her progression is slow with a prognosis that is uncertain. All of us that love her are grappling with this news, especially Erick, who has missed a lot of work while prioritizing her care.
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<div>Even with insurance, this has been an immense undertaking. We are raising funds to help with Sam's medical care and bills, as well as help at home and future care. 
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<div>I’m sorry to share the news that Ray has passed away early in the morning on the 20th. This charity now is to also help with any funeral costs as well. Anyone who needs a shoulder to cry on please feel free to reach out to any of us directly. 
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<div>Anyone who has attended OHSO Paradise Valley over the past year has noticed the beautiful energy that is Ray. His infectious laugh fills the entire area and just creates instant joy for so many. This charity is run by his coworkers and friends who are trying to collect money to help him with his recent medical costs. Out of respect for his and his family's privacy, we cannot give details, but please do keep him in your thoughts and prayers and help with whatever you can. The money raised will be going straight to him and his family to help with any and all medical costs, travel costs, or general bills so all focus can go on him and his recovery.
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Medical and Funeral costs for Ray’s Family

<div>On the evening of September 21st, my beautiful mother Ann Dellisanti-Rojas was discovered in the middle of the night by my stepfather in the midst of suffering a set of what was determined to be multiple severe strokes, coming seemingly out of nowhere. After being rushed to the ER and admitted to ICU, Ann at only 49 years young, is now fighting for her life with each passing hour. It was discovered through scans that multiple bloodclots have formed and have been circulating throughout her body, and have collected in the arteries in the neck and brain, along with the side effects and post trauma of the strokes.
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<div>She was quickly transferred to a larger Neurological Institution, and we are relieved that she is in the best hands in the country, but nevertheless we as a family are traumatized, terrified, and uncertain what the future holds. Ann has been kept medically unconscious and intubated for the 9 days as doctors work as hard as humanly possible 24/7 to pinpoint what the cause of this is and help to track and monitor her brain swelling, check the responsiveness of her body to the many treatments, and offer comfort to her in the best ways they can as she rests and tries to heal. 
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<div>My mother currently has an unknown discharge date due to the instability of her condition, and the fact that news is changing on the hour as the specialists attempt to narrow down what may have happened and as she continues to clot mysteriously, despite her high level of blood thinners she is being administered-- all while being sure her other vitals and bodily needs remain stable. 
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<div>Realistically, it breaks our hearts to say that we do not know her outcome, but are hoping with everything in our souls for the best for her and for her to wake up-- as we have been told if she recovers and continues to remain stable and eventually heal, this is going to be multiple weeks in the ICU, and then months if not years of rehabilitation resulting in a permanent disability for the rest of her life.
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<div>Ann is going to have a very long road ahead of recovery as she is hopefully soon brought back to consciousness, becomes stable with her swelling, and eventually relearns mobility in her entire left side post stroke. Life will be different from now on, but as long as we have her with us-- we don’t care what the future holds.
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<div>Ann was not known by herself or her family to have any prior health concerns or existing conditions, but doctors are assuming to the best of their ability that this is a culmination of many factors. It has been described as “the perfect storm” which is something no one wants to hear about the most important person in their lives and has touched the hearts of countless people and families through her kindness, humor, talents, and unconditional love for others.
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<div>This has blindsided us. She does not deserve this. And as we gather to desperately figure out the next best steps, we humbly turn to all those who love her to help provide comfort and solace as we try to get our Annie better and create a comfortable life once she finally leaves the hospital.
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<div>We have no idea what to expect both medically and financially. For many of you in Ann’s wider circles or as her clients and countless friends, this is our first public speaking out of the terrifying health events of the last week-- and may be the first you hear of this so far. We feel your deep pain and shell shock with this news-- and thank you for your good energies and prayers from all over the world. Especially we thank you from the bottom of our hearts for reading this update post, and for loving this incredible woman for all she has given, as well as all that she still has left to live. We’ve just got to get there. She will get through this, because she is the strongest woman anyone could know.
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<div> Through this GoFundMe and with the initial funds raised, we hope to cover any further unforeseen medical expenses/medical devices or accessibility options that may be uncovered, continue to cover Ann’s personal bills, take care of her beloved pup (my little furry brother) Cooper in her stead, and try keep her life outside the hospital running however we can while she is unable to move or speak. This will also help us as we navigate my potential job changes to accommodate for my mom’s now necessary full time care. Mostly, we hope to help prepare for a comfortable new home and routine for Ann.
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<div>This financial goal number may change as life runs its course and we learn more about what we’re looking at in the long term, but we plan on updating those who love her as much as we can along the way here on this platform as we lift her up together. 
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<div>We love our girl, Ann is everyone’s girl, she’s the most important person in my life, and we thank you for your much needed help her continue to fight-- and to make her life even more beautiful going forward.
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In Memory of our Beloved Ann Marie

<div>Help out with any medical bills or help for him, his family and girls. Anyone that knows Chris knows he don’t ask for help. Let’s get together and show him he has our support.
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Help Chris through this tough time.

<img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/55920488_1617919198253098_r.jpeg" alt="55920488_1617919198253098_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br />Lt. Nazario filed a federal lawsuit in United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia at Norfolk, 2:21-cv-00169, to hold two Windsor police officers accountable to their oath - “...I shall obey the laws of the United States of America and of the Commonwealth of Virginia, <strong>and shall support and defend their constitutions against all enemies whomsoever, foreign and domestic</strong>....”<br /><br />On December 5, 2020, Lt. Nazario was passing through the Town of Windsor, Virginia with temporary cardboard license info taped to the rear window.  He was not speeding.  A simple traffic stop was initiated ostensibly for the lack of a rear license plate.  Within seconds, Lt. Nazario submitted to the officer's flashing lights by slowing down, activating his turn signal and pulling into a well-lit area less than a mile away.   <strong>One of the officer's acknowledged that based on his training and experience he knew that the driver was "almost certainly" or with "at least 80%" probability a </strong><strong>minority</strong>.  The officers escalated the routine traffic stop to a "felony traffic stop" and a "high risk traffic stop" and immediately escalated the encounter by threatening deadly force with guns drawn.   Fearing for his life, with his hands visible and out of the window, Lt. Nazario repeatedly asked "What's going on?"  He was given <strong>conflicting instructions "Keep your hands outside the window!" and "Get out of the car now!</strong>"  One of the officers responded <strong>"What's going on-- you are fix'n to ride the lightning son!"</strong> <strong> When Lt. Nazario stated "I'm honestly afraid to get out..." the officer responded "YOU SHOULD BE!"</strong>  He was pepper sprayed and pulled from his car and placed in handcuffs.  <strong>This should not have happened to one of our soldiers! <a href="https://youtu.be/WaG8TBRDx50" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Watch One of the Body Cams</a> </strong><br /><br /><strong>Liberty is not free</strong>. Our freedoms are too precious to give up without a fight. The question is whether you will do your part to support this fight, to protect and safeguard our liberty against all enemies whomsoever, both foreign and domestic. Unless somebody holds government servants faithful to the pledge, it is meaningless and your liberties are at risk. The law firm cannot continue to enter the breach without support.  <strong>Will you donate to help Lt. Nazario pay the litigation fees and costs to stand to protect your rights?</strong><br /><br />Lt. Nazario is willing to stand toe to toe against whomsoever the enemy whether foreign or domestic. He is standing with the civil rights law firm of <a href="https://robertslaw.org/civil-rights-suit-filed-in-norfolk/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Thomas H Roberts and Associates PC</a>   in the breach.  He is doing his part. Will you do yours?<br /><br />In the event that there is an outpouring of support, any money not needed in this case will be used in similar cases standing for Constitutional liberties!  The funds are administered by <a href="https://cis.scc.virginia.gov/EntitySearch/BusinessInformation?businessId=185526&amp;source=FromEntityResult&amp;isSeries=False" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Freedom Works Foundation a Virginia nonprofit corporation</a> organized to educate and promote civil liberties and to defend the US Constitution.<br /><br /><strong>To verify that this is the official GoFund.Me</strong> - please visit the law firm website - <a href="https://robertslaw.org/civil-rights-suit-filed-in-norfolk/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">FIRM WEB PAGE TO VERIFY</a> - for links back.  The litigation team includes attorneys Tom Roberts, Jonathan Arthur and Andrew Bodoh.

Stand with Lt. Caron Nazario - Defending Liberty

In June of 2019, Cody knew something wasn’t right. The pain in his lower back had only grown worse and the lump in his right pelvis had developed into the size of a football. What he didn’t know at the time, was that over the next 12 months he would be going to war with a rare, life threatening form of primary bone cancer called <a href="https://www.cancer.org/cancer/osteosarcoma/about/what-is-osteosarcoma.html" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">chondroblastic osteosarcoma</a> . <br /><br />Over the course of his fight, Cody would spend 150 plus days in the hospital; endure a grueling 3 rounds of brutal chemo which would then be followed by an ultra-high-risk surgery to remove the deadly tumor from his pelvis. <br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/49093980_1593265206285841_r.jpeg" alt="49093980_1593265206285841_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br />Just weeks before the surgery, Cody would find out that in order to achieve proper surgical margin, they would have to perform an extended hemi-pelvectomy, which would ultimately result in the amputation of his right leg, right pelvis and his tumor altogether. <br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/49093980_1593265236113587_r.jpeg" alt="49093980_1593265236113587_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br />If you know Cody, you know he’s a fighter and that he viewed this battle with cancer as something he refused to lose. It was much more than survival. It was about being able to experience his 6 year old daughter grow up so he can walk her down the aisle. It was about growing old with his beautiful wife who endured and stood by him every step of the way. If you know Cody, you know that even on the darkest days, he always finds the positive. <br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/49093980_1593265309820386_r.jpeg" alt="49093980_1593265309820386_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br />On January of 2020, Cody’s unbelievably talented team at the Mayo Clinic successfully completed his life saving surgery over 4 days. <br /><br />He’ll be the first to admit that he couldn’t have done it alone. The support and unconditional love from his wife and daughter along with family and friends, helped carry him through the fight. <br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/49093980_1593265386861519_r.jpeg" alt="49093980_1593265386861519_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br />But there is a new battle in front of Cody, one of physical and financial recovery. One that will require more chemotherapy and countless hours of physical therapy as he rebuilds his body. Adapting to a new normal filled with medication, phantom pain, prosthetics, and chronic pain. <br /><br />With the astronomically high hospital bills and the cost of the complex and state of the art prosthetic leg, Cody and Rachelle have additional real concern about the financial burden that this has brought. It has kept both Cody and his wife from work for over a year and as he continues treatment and therapy. The medical bills keep coming. <br /><br />It's is another burden this family should not have to bear, especially now while their focus is on Cody’s recovery and dealing with their new normal. <br /><br /><strong>Which is why we are asking for your help!</strong> <br /><br /><strong>Help Cody get his life back on track without the headache of hospital bills hanging over their head. </strong><br /><br /><strong>3 Simple Ways You Can Help, Right Now! </strong><br /><strong>1. Donate any amount of money. </strong><br /><strong>2. Share it with your community. </strong><br /><strong>3. Pass this to one specific person in your network you think would want to help. </strong><br /><br /><br />The Greene family is forever grateful.

Cody’s Road to Recovery

We are asking all who knew and loved Sam to help his family with his funeral costs.  We appreciate everyone during this difficult time.

Sam Helton Memorial

Hello family! I come today to ask you for help. As most of you know, I have suffered a couple work injuries that have rendered me bed ridden for quite some time, causing me to become very pleasantly plump! Ok, maybe way more than that, I'm hella fat (was 560lbs.) But for the last year I have been fighting to get my life back. I know I am in desperate need of weight loss surgery. Sooooo... I have found a surgeon willing to operate on me, if I but only achieve 3 goals:1. Get my weight under 500lbs.2. Dramatically alter my diet.3. Pass a psychiatric evaluation.Well I am happy to say 6 months in to my journey that I have brought my weight down to <490lbs., I have truly gained control on my appetite (SO TOUGH!!!), and my shrink says I mentally ready to go! I have achieved all of the goals my surgeon has set for me and he has scheduled my Sleeve Gastrectomy for the morning of December 9th!!! But, there's a catch...The out of pocket is over 3 times what we were originally told to budget for, and the payment is scheduled to be paid in full a week in advance, or the surgery off. Needless to say, I am not in any position financially to facilitate this enormous task laid before me. So I come to you now, not knowing what else to do; not knowing who else to ask. If you are able to, in any way, help a brother out. I'm stuck between an empty wallet and a heart attack, and I have nowhere else to turn. I love you all, and I hope you all have a wonderful thanksgiving, and holiday season :o)

Jody Miller

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