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 This is something I never imagined I would have to ask for, and honestly, I have felt very uncomfortable asking for help. But I’ve reached the point where I don’t know what else to do.
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 For the last year, Tula has been dealing with an unknown medical issue. We have taken her to numerous veterinarians and specialists, trying to figure out what is happening and, more importantly, how to make her comfortable. Despite all the testing, appointments, medications, and treatments, we still haven’t been able to get this under control.
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 She is currently dealing with an infection that has proven resistant to almost every medication we have tried. She is uncomfortable, and still not getting better. I don’t want to get into graphic details but if you would like to know more, please don't hesitate to reach out to me. After everything we have already gone through, during our most recent appointment this past week and a CT scan, more bloodwork, and another culture, this is something that MAY require a surgery that could give her a chance to finally have relief. Before that is even a consideration, they must treat the infection she has been dealing with for months…and those medications are expensive (They are injectable, and she would need that three to four times a day)
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 At this point, we have spent nearly $16,000 on her medical care. We have continued to pay for whatever we could because she is a part of our family and we would do anything we can to help her. But I have reached the point where I simply don’t have the funds to keep covering potentially expensive treatment on my own.
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 If you are able and willing to help with Tula’s medical care, thank you from the bottom of my heart❤ And if you can’t donate, please don’t feel badly. Sharing this or simply keeping her in your thoughts means so much to us.
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Medical treatment for Tula

<div>Hi, my name is Caitee Donovan, and I’m reaching out to ask for support for two of the most genuine, loving people I know—Rachael and Jo-jo Cavarretta.
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<div>On July 27, 2025, Jo-jo suffered a minor heart attack that led to a six-hour open-heart bypass surgery. He remained hospitalized for nine days. While we are beyond grateful that he is now home, Jo-jo faces a long road to recovery and will be unable to return to work for at least three months.
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<div>That leaves Rachael as the sole provider—not just financially, but physically and emotionally, as she cares for Jo-jo day to day. With the cost of living as high as it is, managing a mortgage, utilities, and basic living expenses on one income is nearly impossible—especially when caregiving is a full-time job in itself.
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<div>Jo-jo is truly one of the kindest souls you’ll ever meet. The kind of person who would give you the shirt off his back without hesitation. He is a friend to everyone and is deeply loved by all who know him. And if you know Rachael, you know that her love for Jo-jo is immeasurable. She is doing everything she can to hold their world together—and right now, they need us.
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<div>This journey will be long and challenging. Any support—whether financial, emotional, or by simply sharing this message—will mean the world to them.
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<div>If you can give, please do. If you can share, please do. And if you can send prayers or good energy, please do.
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<div>Let’s help lighten the load for two people who would never hesitate to do the same for any of us. ❤️
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Jo-jo's Recovery - Let's Lift Them Up

<p dir="ltr">Hi, my name is Patty. First and foremost I want to give all the glory to God for what He is doing for my husband and I. I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer that had metastasized to my lymph nodes before there was any sign of trouble. It is clear cell carcenoma ovarian cancer and is one of the most difficult to treat. I have been in Mexico at the Immunity Therapy Ctr in Tijuana for 2 1/2 weeks fighting this thing. I know that the Lord has guided our steps to get me to this place. The people here are wonderful. The doctor, Dr. Bautista is brilliant and amazing.<br>
When I arrived here I was in bad shape. I was in mal nutrition and my hemoblobin was 7.2 ( should be 10.0) and my iron was very low. The cancer was consuming all of it so it could thrive while taking life from me.<br>
I had a blood transfusion the second day here to bring the levels up. It did temporarily, but the cancer was still winning. They gave me iron and a hormone shot to stimulate red blood cell growth. My second blood test was good, It went up to 9.7, but the iron was still low. Then came time to check once again before doing low dose chemo. The number dropped again to 8.3. I had to put off chemo yet again. In a day or two, after the shots and iron, they decided that we should not wait any longer to start the chemo and the other treatments alone were not strong enough to stop the cancer. I still had pain in my back at this time, so I know that the cancer was still doing its thing.<br>
I had the first chemo treatment on Friday August 12. I thought I would be tired and feel terrible, but I didn't. The only negative side effect I had was the worst night sweats EVER! I thought I took a shower and forgot to wipe off LOL! The next day I was able to walk the 4 blocks to the clinic and back!<br>
There are ups and downs, good days and bad, but I know the Lord has plans for me. This has turned in to a missions trip for him.<br>
The money is needed for the double cost of treatment here since our time here has doubled to six weeks. We can use these funds asap because of being in a foreign country they want the money before full treatment. Our credit cards are maxed out now. This is quite an unexpected burden.<br>
I am hoping that the Lord will move hearts to help us.<br>
This means so much to me that we could even request such a thing and reach so many at one time.<br>
I would be forever grateful to anyone who's heart has been moved to help us.<br>
Dr. Bautista is confident that I will leave here cancer free. That means your generosity will be all the more worth saving my life....Praise the Lord and His mighty hand!<br>
The picture you see is me on the mend! I am very under weight yet, but we are working on that. Please pray for me and I will pray for you!<br>
Thank you so very, very much from the bottom of my heart.<br>
Love,<br>
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Patty's Cancer Fund

<br />Mike Kennelly is 48 years old and a single Dad to Sebastian, who is 10. Those of you who know him know he lives for his son. They are inseparable. Mike got sick last week and thought it was flu. It ended up being strep infection that spread to his lungs. Unfortunately he does not have health insurance, and did not want to spend hundreds when he thought he would get over it. He ran 103 for days. Then Thursday and Friday he was coughing so much he would vomit. On Saturday morning, he drove himself to a local emergency room at 4am because he was having trouble breathing. He was than transferred by ambulance to Katy Memorial Hermann at 8am. He was brought to IMU on a C-PAP to help him breath. That was not enough and he was transferred to ICU and put on a ventilator. He has Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome. It is complicated by being diabetic and was not diagnosed prior to this. He was put in a medically induced coma and is currently on life support. <br /><br />Mike's father, John Kennelly has been in the hospital for a month with pneumonia complicated by Multiple<br />Myeloma. Mike and his son Sebastian were living with his Dad and helping care for him. The family already has high medical bill with Mike's Dad,  and Mike's current hospital stay is expected to be over $200K. This does not include all of therapies he will need once home as well. In addition, his teeth were broken when putting the vent in and he will need several crowns or implants. <br /><br />Lynda, Mike's sister is taking care of Sebastian and their dog JJ. She will also care for their dad when he is released soon. Mike and John's home has a sunken in family and master bedroom. Mike was working on raising this for this dad to get around easier without falling on these steps. Now, Lynda's husband Danny is working like crazy to finish the floors. The house needs other upgrades for both of them. Bathrooms and doorways will need to be redone completely for them to get around. <br /><br />We are asking for any help you can...every dollar counts. He also needs lots of prayers!! Please like and SHARE this page! Thank you all! ❤️

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