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Jamie Audrain was a beloved member of the Sisters community, known for her kindness and unwavering spirit even in the face of immense challenges. After being diagnosed with gestational diabetes in 2003, Jamie’s health rapidly declined, leading to type 1 diabetes, kidney failure, and a rare condition called calciphylaxis. Despite enduring dialysis three times a week, losing her sight, and being confined to a wheelchair, Jamie remained a light to those around her. She always found ways to help others, and her warmth touched everyone she met. Jamie created lasting memories with friends and community members throughout her life in Sisters, touching countless lives with her generosity and compassion. 
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 Jamie’s passing has left her family not only grieving but also facing significant financial burdens. Years of medical bills, the costs of probate, and the expenses that come with caring for a loved one through such a long and difficult illness have created a heavy load for her family. Her sister, who is serving as the personal representative for Jamie’s probate, is now tasked with managing these responsibilities while also mourning the loss of someone so dear. 
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 This fundraiser is a way for the community to give back to Jamie’s family, just as Jamie gave so much to others. Contributions will help her family catch up on bills, cover probate expenses, and support them as they adjust to life after caring for Jamie. Any support, no matter the size, is deeply appreciated and will make a meaningful difference for a family who has given so much love and care. Thank you for honoring Jamie’s memory and helping her family during this difficult time.

Support for Jamie Audrain's Family in Sisters

<div>On April 9th, we received devastating news that our unborn baby was diagnosed with a Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia, a rare and life threatening condition. CDH, is causing her organs to migrate into the chest cavity. Due to this, her heart is on the right side of her chest and her lungs have limited space to develop.

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<div>After receiving this diagnosis, our little one will need at least one major surgery shortly after birth. On top of this, she will receive very extensive care that will require her to be admitted to the NICU for a prolonged period of time. With CDH, she may need to receive life saving measures. All of these factors make for a very complicated treatment plan. 

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<div>Our local hospital is unable to provide the care our little girl will need. With that, our family will need to relocate prior to her birth, and we are preparing for a multiple months long stay away from our home. We are dedicated to doing whatever we need to do in order to get our baby the best care she can get.

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<div>That being said, we have a very long road ahead of us. We are so blessed with the support we have received, and the willingness to offer us help during this time. Any money donated will be used to help cover…

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<div>-Basic familial expenses while we are away from home and unable to work

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<div>This is the hardest journey our family has ever had to experience. We are filled with hope that our little baby will fight hard and we will be able to bring her home despite the rough road ahead.

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<div>Thank you all for listening❤️

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Support Our Baby’s Fight Against CDH

<div>Please see October 23, 2024 update below...
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Support Markie's Battle with Stage 4 Cancer

Please keep one of our young COFR team members "Avryn Hayes" in your prayers as he was in a head on collusion today. 

While on his way to school, a truck crossed the center median and stuck the subaru that he was riding in with his mother's boyfriend, Jared Garza. Avryn was airlifted to Doernbecher where he remains in ICU with a broken femur, fractured skull, and fractured vertebra.

We are Central Oregon Fishing Report and Avryn Hayes and his father are both members of our team. 

Anything you can help his family with its much appreciated!!! 

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Avryn Hayes car accident med costs

I'll skip the poetry and just say that we're all a little less whole hearted without Tristan Zion Rain Keel in our world. My dear friend and sister, Norah, lost her first baby boy. She is a part time working mother and wife who's paycheck goes towards the grocery fund for the family. Let's rally and make sure grocery money isn't an added stress to this nightmare. If you're feeling helpless and want to support Norah and her family, this would be very appreciated. Xo

For Norah West

Angela and Scott were excited when Angela went into labor with their first child, Grace Louise, on July 22, 2016.  Baby Grace was a healthy full-term baby, weighing 8 lb. 3 oz. and measuring 21” long, ready for delivery.<br /><br />Although Angela was in the hospital under a doctor’s care, because of horrific complications during labor—some avoidable and some not—by the time the baby was delivered via crash Caesarean section, baby Grace was brain dead and was put on a ventilator.<br /><br />After Grace was born Angela was bleeding profusely, in complete organ failure, DIC and was in critical condition.  After prolonged surgery, she was moved to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), put on a ventilator and given a 10% chance of survival.  Over the next four days Angela received 40 pints of blood and heavy sedatives for pain.  From her liver and kidney failure she gained 60 lbs. of fluid that her body could not release.  Angela remained in ICU for six days before being transferred to intermediate care and was discharged after 16 days of hospitalization.  While she has come a long way, Angela has a long road ahead to achieve full recovery and continues to need significant physical support.<br /><br />At three days old, the very difficult decision to take Grace off the ventilator was made. There had been hope that Angela could be stable and conscious enough to meet and hold her daughter before she passed away. Tragically, though Angela was able to hold Grace as Grace died, Angela has no memory of this most precious experience due to her medical condition.  Angela is deeply grieving that during the three days of Grace’s life, she was fighting for her own life and had no possibility of being conscious while with her daughter. And no memory now to go back to. <br /><br />Angela and Scott are experiencing great grief, sorrow and uncertainty.  The loss of Grace and their hopes for their family time with her have left them shattered.  Due to the complications, it won’t be known for some time if Angela will ever be able to have another baby.  In addition to the heartache and Angela’s health challenges, they are now facing a multitude of unplanned expenses. Angela will not be able to return to work as quickly as hoped so they need help with living expenses as well assistance for emotional support and counseling. We are starting a fund to help cover some of these financial needs. <br /><br />While Angela and Scott have great love, strength and resilience, they can sure use our help now.  <br /><br />Thank You Very Much!

Birth Complications End in Tragedy

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