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<div>Jazzy has been battling Neuroblastoma cancer for over 7 years. After years of treatments, surgeries, hospital stays, pain, and setbacks, her family is now desperately searching for the next option that could help save her life.
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<div>Jazzy’s cancer has now spread throughout her body, including her spine, arms, and brain. In the past two months alone, she has endured three major brain surgeries, had three tumors removed from her head, and doctors have recently found new bumps appearing across her body. She is also currently relearning how to walk.
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<div>They have spent every last penny they have to the point they are currently homeless.
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<div>Despite everything she has been through, Jazzy is still fighting with so much strength, courage, and hope.
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<div>Right now, Jazzy is running out of options, and her family is searching for clinical trials and specialized treatments that may give her another chance.
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<div>Her family is doing everything possible to get her to a clinical trial and specialized treatment in Rome, Italy, along with any additional cancer treatments that could help save her life. The treatment starts at around $350,000 USD- a number they can only dream to achieve to possibly save her life.
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<div>Because of Jazzy’s extensive treatment needs, her family is currently unable to work. On top of medical costs and travel, they are also caring for their other children back home while trying to stay by Jazzy’s side through this fight.
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<div>Securing a safe apartment and covering rent for as long as possible
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<div>Jazzy has been fighting for her life since she was a little girl. She has been through more than any child should ever have to face, but she is still here, still smiling, still hoping, and still fighting.
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<div>Please donate anything you can to help give Jazzy a chance at life-saving treatment, a safe home, and the support her family needs during this impossible time. If you cannot donate, please share this fundraiser. Sharing could help us reach the person, doctor, hospital, or supporter who can help change Jazzy’s life.
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<div>Thank you so much to everyone who loves, supports, prays for, and believes in Jazzy. Your kindness means more than words can ever explain.
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<div>Donations are made to Miracles for Humanity Foundation Inc., a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and support the Foundation’s charitable mission and programs serving children battling cancer and their families. This campaign highlights [Jazzy], and the Foundation intends to provide charitable assistance to the family based on documented need and Foundation policies, which may include medical care, medications, housing, transportation, essential living expenses, and other approved needs.
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<div>A portion of donations may also support the work required to make these life-changing efforts possible, including identifying and vetting families in need, communicating with families and medical providers, traveling to meet and support families, documenting and sharing their stories, administering grants and assistance, and operating the programs that allow us to reach children battling cancer around the world. These costs may include program personnel and staffing, family outreach and case management, storytelling and content production, travel, fundraising, legal and compliance costs, administrative expenses, and other reasonable operational costs.
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<div>Campaign funds may also help support other children and families battling cancer through the Foundation’s ongoing charitable programs, including immediate relief grants and other forms of assistance. If the featured family’s needs are fully met, change, or cannot be funded as originally anticipated, remaining funds may be used for other Foundation programs and charitable purposes consistent with Miracles for Humanity Foundation’s mission.
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Save Jazzy's life from brain cancer & being homeless 

<p>Hi my name is Regine! Friends call me Cookie, Uryus calls me Mom. I am a hard working Postal Clerk who has worked at the post office for 21 years... that's straight out of high school. I just turned 41 in February. I was and still look forward to what this new year has to bring to me. I lost my mom last year to lung cancer. So this year has definitely been a weird one. Well to get to the nitty gritty.... On my birthday this year, I received a call that changed my life. I had been going through some health changes and blood work needed to be drawn. Abnormal cells they said I didn't realize at the time what it meant but soon it was given a name. Acute Myeloid Leukemia. 
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<p>I was told to pack a bag and I had to leave my 10 year old son for a month. I was only able to speak to him on FaceTime because children weren't allowed on the hospital floor I would be on 2 hrs away from home. 28 days in the hospital with the first 7 days on chemo for 24 hrs a day. I have exhausted all of my leave at work for the year in just one month. 
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<p>I NEED HELP!!!! I have worked my entire adult life I honestly don't know what it is like not to make my own money, but my health situation has put me in unknown territory. So here I am. 
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Support Regine's Battle Against Leukemia

<div>Hello, my name is Jon Yenesel, and I’m reaching out to ask for help for my loving wife, who has been bravely fighting a long and difficult battle with cancer.

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<div>In 2018, we received the news that no one ever wants to hear—my wife was diagnosed with breast cancer. From the very beginning, she faced it head-on with surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation. She underwent more than ten surgeries, and the radiation treatments were so intense that they caused her skin to become necrotic, requiring even more painful procedures.

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<div>I watched her endure unimaginable pain, yet she never complained. She never let it shake her positivity or her determination. She would always say, “We’ll get through this.” But it seemed like every time we thought we were making progress, more bad news would come. Watching someone you love suffer while feeling helpless is one of the hardest things a person can go through.

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<div>Eventually, the breast cancer metastasized to her bones. She went through additional surgeries, including painful bone biopsies, and began a new round of chemotherapy. Then, for a brief time, we had hope. After nearly six years, the scans showed no visible cancer in her bones. We thought we had turned a corner.

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<div>But about a year ago, the cancer spread to her brain. She had to undergo emergency brain surgery to remove a large tumor, followed by more radiation. Not long after, the cancer began affecting her spinal fluid, causing brain swelling—leading to another surgery and even more aggressive treatments, including chemotherapy directly into her brain.

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<div>Still, she never complained. Her first concern was always for others, constantly reassuring us: “Don’t worry, I’m strong.” But the toll this has taken on her has been devastating. The treatment has made her extremely weak and frail, and she’s now lost motor control in her right leg, making it impossible for her to walk. All I can do now is hold her hand, care for her, and remind her how deeply she is loved.

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<div>Most recently, doctors have told us that the latest treatments are no longer working, and further brain surgery is too risky. We are now focused on keeping her as comfortable as possible at home.

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<div>I’ve become her full-time caregiver and, as a result, I’m struggling financially. The medical bills continue to grow, and I’m doing everything I can to make sure she has the care and comfort she deserves. A good friend recently told me, “Don’t be afraid to ask for help.” So here I am.

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<div>I’m humbly asking for any financial support you can offer to help us during this incredibly difficult time. Every little bit helps, and it will go directly toward ensuring my wife receives the comfort, care, and dignity she deserves in her own home.

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<div>Thank you for taking the time to read our story. From the bottom of my heart, thank you for your support.

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Please Help My Loving Wife Cathy

<div>Hello, my name is Kathleen, and I am the aunt of Kelly Marie.
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<div>Our family is devastated after the sudden loss of Kelly Marie, my sister’s daughter, who tragically passed away in a car accident at only 35 years old. Kelly was a beautiful soul and a devoted mother who left behind four amazing children.
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<div>Kelly was funny, warm, fierce, direct, and deeply loving. She lit up every room she entered with her presence and had a way of making people feel seen and cared for. Her greatest joy in life was her children, and she poured all of her love into raising them.
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<div>I am organizing this fundraiser to help cover the costs of Kelly’s funeral and memorial services, as well as to provide support for her children during this heartbreaking time. The funds will go toward giving Kelly the service she deserves and helping ensure her children have food, clothing, school supplies, and the stability they need as they face life without their mother.
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<div>Any donation, regardless of its size, will make a difference. If you’re unable to give, please consider sharing this page to help us reach more people who may be able to help.
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<div>From the bottom of my heart, thank you for your kindness, love, and support.
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Honoring Kelly Marie’s Life & Caring for Her Children

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<div>It is with unimaginable sadness that we share the tragic passing of our beloved Daniel Singletary on May 8, 2025, due to an ATV accident. Daniel was a bright light in all of our lives—full of kindness, laughter, and love.
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<div>As our families navigate this heartbreaking time, we are also faced with the unexpected financial burden of funeral expenses. We humbly ask for your support to help us give Daniel the farewell he deserves. Any contribution, no matter the amount, would mean the world to us.
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<div>Unfortunately, the costs have turned out to be higher than we initially expected, so we’ve had to adjust our fundraising goal. I truly appreciate every single one of you who has contributed—your kindness means the world to us.
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<div>We’re committed to giving Daniel the beautiful and respectful funeral he deserves. He was a vibrant, loving young man—selfless to the core, always ready to help anyone in need.
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<div>From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for standing by us during this incredibly difficult time.
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<div>Thank you to everyone who has donated toward our sweet Daniel’s funeral expenses. Your generosity means more than words can express, and we are deeply grateful for each and every one of you.
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<div>Daniel’s parents will need some time away from work to grieve the unimaginable loss of their child. I’ve increased the fundraising goal in hopes of easing some of the financial burdens of daily life, allowing them to grieve without added stress.
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<div>Again, thank you all so much for your kindness and support.
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Help Us Lay Daniel To Rest

<div>So Many have asked if We had a Gofundmepage, so they could contribute to Our Overwhelming Crazy life?!!!
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<div>Dan went to the ER on August 6th in horrific pain, still thinking it was a pulled muscle related to a disc due to All the tires he moves at his job. Only to find out after 2 CT Scans and an MRI later...that it really Wasn't that AT all?? They discovered an infection in his Spine Between his T4 and T5 discs...called discitis...Thankfully it had Not gotten to the bone...they told him if he had waited any longer he could have been paralized!!!
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<div>After being in the hospital for a week, he came home with a picc line where antibiotics have to be given daily by me his " NURSE" MaryBeth.... for the next 6 weeks. I'm Trying to keep Dan as comfortable as possible he cannot be Hot or SWEATY with his picc line and has lifting restrictions until the meds are done! I'm continuing to work FULL time, while trying to earn Extra Money with instacart and trying to make sure we can keep the household running, but it's been The Biggest Challenge of Our Relationship for Sure, Dan has Not been paid from his short term disability since July...it's finally been approved but we are SO FAR BEHIND ON ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING "BILL" RELATED...THEN ON Friday August 30th The Air in Our House went out....it's been very hot...We had to go to a motel on Sat....As it Was Not Safe for Dan to be in those conditions with his picc line...so we had to use the last of Our funds just to keep a roof over our head, and have food to Eat. Today we left the hotel because We are totally out of Money!! Dan's cousins Have been Nice enough to take us in for a while until we can figure out a plan for the HVAC system... We ordered the parts, but they are on Back order and won't be here until the middle of Sept...maybe later??
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<div>The Medical bills are Also just rolling in...and it's an Overwhelming thought to Even consider any of them at this time!!!
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DAN and MARYBETH'S FINANCIAL STRUGGLES

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<div>Bexley has been accepted to CHOP, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. After he was referred up there, the GI team gathered all his records and went over every single thing he has had done, from tests, to surgery. They went over all his inpatient records, and so much more. 
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<div>My name is Kim Burrowes, and <strong>I’ve started this gofundme for my grandson Bexley John Albert (and his mommy Stephanie)</strong>.
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<div>Thank you for your continued interest and support of the Hochstetler family as we rally together once for our girl, Katie. If you're new here, Katie and her husband, Andrew, are Warsaw locals who are well acquainted with the community. We're coming together for a fantastic raffle that's been put together called <strong>Huddle for the Hochstetlers</strong> to show our support to a fellow Kosciusko county family.
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Katie Hochstetler and family

Jenny has struggled with some serious health issues for many years now. The last three years have been exceptionally difficult for Jenny, her husband Eric and their five year old son Isaac. God has provided for them financially and emotionally again and again. They have been able to pay for hotels, co-pays, insurance etc. through these tough times. Eric is blessed with a great job and great insurance which, along with physical support of friends and family (especially Jenny's mom, Susie), has enabled them to do so much through these trials. <br /><br />Unfortunately, the years of harsh medications and disease have inflicted severe damage to her teeth. She’s endured years of crowns and root canals but now the dental complications are beyond repair. The doctors cannot keep up with the amount of decay and infection despite many root canals and crowns. Most crumble causing constant pain and infection. The consensus from many dentists and doctors is that her teeth must be removed completely and the sooner, the better. This will cause her to be hospitalized for several days. The replacements (implants hopefully) are risky and expensive especially with her history of rejection of foreign bodies. <br /><br />Despite great insurance coverage, they have been asked to come up with approximately $50,000 out of pocket by April 14th for the removal of the teeth and the replacement dental fixtures. The health insurance will cover most of the hospital costs but the dental insurance doesn’t cover as much (40%) for this type of thing. That’s a huge bill that nobody can be prepared for.<br /><br />Please help the Jones Family offset some of these costs. If you just don’t think you can help financially, please offer up prayer for physical and emotional healing for Jenny and her family, and that God will once again reveal His mercy on them.<br /><br />It is God that has provided, sustained and maintained them for so long and He will not fail. Thank you for your kindness, compassion, and prayers thus far.<br /><br /><em>Individuals employed by an entity seeking official action, doing or seeking to do business with, or conducting activities regulated by the Department of the Army may not give to this campaign.</em>

Jenny's Medical Expenses

So many friends and family have reached out to ask what they can bring to help through this difficult time.  In lieu of flowers or food, a small donation/love offering would help alleviate some of the expenses that have accrued during these trying times! Harry, Karen and the family have been steadfast in their faith and their love for the Lord.  They are convinced that His glory will be (and already has been) made known!  They are extremely thankful for each and every one for all of the calls,  visits and prayers!!

Love offering to help the Bailey family

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<p>Christina is a single mom who like most mothers, loves her child with every breath in her body. The new reality of her daughter having cancer has not set in yet. She is numb to say the very least. I want nothing more than to make these coming months, months/ years that she can focus on her daughters treatment and staying healthy herself. 
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Please pray and help support Retired Firefighter Ron Rich. Last week while painting a house he fell 30 ft off a roof.  He was told today that he will be permanently disabled. His heel is completley crushed and his ankle and wrist are broken in multiple places.  The doctor said he will have to stay grounded because the injuries have caused permanent damage to his ability to balance.   The swelling is too much  for surgery, but we are hopeful that it will go down by next week and we can move forward with the plates,  pins and screws. Ahh! Neeedless to say...He will be completely out of commission for the next 4 to 5 months. <br /><br />Many have reached out to help  and asked about a gofund me...so I decided to set it up with 100% going to his household  expenses.  <br /><br /> A little background for those who may not personally know Ron ....He is a 58 year old  retired firefighter, former marine and for the last 15 + years a self employed painter. He has a small retirement from the Fire Department and a lil check from an injury in the Marine corps, but it is not enough to cover his household expenses . <br />So, With that being said...we would like to raise funds to help carry him through the surgery, healing and rehab.  Ron has always given his time and talents to not only our community, but our country with his service.  I appreciate your consideration in helping him in recovery while he finds his new norm. <br />Thank you friends. We appreciate your shares and donations.

Retired Fire Fighter Rich Needs Our Help

To our family and the many friends that knows and loves Jamaal Williams:<br /><br />A few days ago, my son was in a tragic, horrible accident; he suffered 2nd and 3rd degree burns over approximately 30% of his body.  Jamaal is the primary breadwinner for his family of five.  Before the accident, Jamaal worked seven days a week as the owner/operator of his barber shop.  As the sole proprietor, he is the only revenue source for the shop.  As an aspiring artist named MaccGrams, Jamaal also performed at local clubs on many nights.  His future surgeries, many therapies and rehabilitations could take up to a year or more to complete.  <br /><br />In addition to the physical and emotional toll caused by the accident, Jamaal will also face severe financial burdens. The family has been swamped with requests to setup a Go Fund Me page as a way for family and friends to show their love and support.  No donation is too small. Any amount of money contributed to this fund is greatly appreciated.  The funds are going to be sent directly to Jamaal to assist with his recovery (any medical bills not covered by insurance, paying his bills while he’s out of work etc.).<br /><br /><strong>Thank you so much in advance for your help,</strong> and we ask that you please share this Go Fund Me page with everyone.  <br /><br />Together we can provide tremendous financial relief for Jamaal and his family.   <br /><br />May God Bless you all!<br /><br />Sincerely,<br /><br />The Williams and Kidd families<img class="not-resizable" src="https://2dbdd5116ffa30a49aa8-c03f075f8191fb4e60e74b907071aee8.ssl.cf1.rackcdn.com/9893769_1457920214.7026_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" /><br /><img class="not-resizable" src="https://2dbdd5116ffa30a49aa8-c03f075f8191fb4e60e74b907071aee8.ssl.cf1.rackcdn.com/9893769_1457920252.0318_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" />

Jamaal's Road to Recovery

Kim Rich

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