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<div>A few months ago, and more than I care to admit, I noticed my eyesight was waning, particularly in my left eye. At first, I thought I was being overdramatic and told no one, not even my husband. It worsened steadily until I was certain I was going blind. I went to get them checked and was told I had the combo of glaucoma and cataracts. My eye doc prescribed a twofold treatment; medication and surgery would restore my waning vision and my sight would return to normal. While insurance would cover some basic costs, <strong>I’ll need $7500 to cover the rest.</strong> Surgery is scheduled for the last week in July and <strong>I’ll have to raise those funds BEFORE that date.</strong> Any help anyone could donate will be appreciated beyond measure. Thank you for your consideration and kindnesses.
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<div><strong>For decades,</strong> <strong>Val Mohney has tirelessly worked to help others create better lives, and now he needs our help.</strong>
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<div>Val is well-known for supporting the community in his roles as an organizer, educator, entrepreneur, and real estate agent serving all of Northeast Washington. Many in the Inland Northwest know him from his years running a beloved regional newspaper that championed local stories and small businesses. Others know him through his work with non-profits, years of bodywork and teaching, his public speaking, or his fierce advocacy for community-driven change. Val has provided support through touch, through voice, and through action.
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Chad is a man that helps everyone.   He has the biggest, sweetest heart of anyone I know!  <strong>He needs us now!</strong>!  Chad is having surgery on his back <strong>July 10.</strong>   This is the second surgery in 2 years.  He has a tumor on his spine that is causing severe pain .  His surgeon will also be taking out all the hardware that was put in his spine 2 years ago.  It will take him 6 months to recover and he will need help, physically and financially,   I  know if we can ease his  mind he will be able to heal faster.  There are all kinds of ways to help.   Making meals, helping with the chores,  praying, and sharing our resources if we can.  Even forgoing a Starbucks coffee and contributing will help!  When you contribute the funds it will offset the lack of income because Chad will not be able to work.<br />Chad has a community that loves him.  He has a family that loves him.  Please share this GOFUNDME page and <strong>let's help Chad</strong>.  He is my first born son and I am reaching out to you all.  Can you help? <strong>I love you all</strong>!<br />Lauretta, Chad's Mom

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Lila C. Wilson was a years-long friend and loved one to many of us in the Seattle dance music community, taken from us far too soon this week at age 38.  Lila was known for her ready smile that would light up a room, her fierce dancing, and as a warrior for those who needed help most, including migrant families and those in marginalized communities. She was a gorgeous soul, and so many of us are in shock with her passing.<br /><br />Lila is survived by her 14-month old child and husband, and extended family. <a href="https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/crime/petty-argument-over-baby-gate-ended-with-a-renton-man-fatally-shooting-his-daughter-prosecutors-say/">You can read about the heartbreaking story surrounding Lila's death here.</a> <br /><br />In light the terrible tragedy around her death,  we want to raise funds to help with any emergency expenses her husband and child may be experiencing, whether in terms of funeral arrangements, housing, or other living expenses.  Nothing can truly make up for this horrible loss, but we want to help relieve the financial burden for the family in this time of grief, especially in the crisis surrounding her death.<br /><br />Thank you for your help.<br /><br />Photo by Andí Dean Photography.

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<strong>THIS CAMPAIGN CAN NO LONGER TAKE DONATIONS! PLEASE GO TO WWW.GOFUNDME.COM/LANAMELENDEZMEMORIALFUND/ TO DONATE!<br /><br />*UPDATED* On July 19th, 2019</strong>, my mom, Yolanda (Lana) Melendez passed away after tough battle with pancreatic cancer. Since she survived her sickness long after the doctors told her she wouldn't make it, I believe she beat the cancer. My mom and I were able to spend nearly everyday together during this past year and I'm so grateful for the time we had. It's because of all of your donations, we were able to live comfortably and treat her disease as best we could, thank you so much to those who shared and donated.<br /><br /><strong>In lieu of flowers</strong>, she requested that you please continue to donate to this memorial fund. These donations will be used to help financially support me with daily life, medical care, and housing. <br /><br />Please keep sharing and donate if you can. Thank you so much for everyone's support during this time.<br /><strong><br /><br /><br />↓↓↓↓↓↓↓ Previous Posts ↓↓↓↓↓↓↓<br /><br />On August 9th, 2018</strong>, after a 5 month battle with intensifying pain, Lana Melendez, my mother decided to push against the medical advice she was given by multiple people and seek help for the excruciating pain in her abdomen.  After multiple scans and a biopsy taken from her pancreas, it was found she has<strong> inoperable</strong> <strong>pancreatic adenocarcinoma</strong>; a cancer with one of the highest mortality rates. We received the devastating diagnosis that she has an aggressive, locally advanced tumor involving large blood vessels.  Now, she is fighting for her life against Stage III pancreatic cancer and she needs help.<br /><br /><strong>My Mom’s Story</strong><br /><br />Her entire life my mother has been involved in protecting America and its citizens. And for as long as I can remember, my mother’s always been a fighter.  She graduated from the New York Military Academy, and soon after joined the U.S. Army.  After her 9 years in service in 5 operations, she continued to fight for her country as a U.S. Immigration Officer.  Then she was teaching Arabic and working for the Navy Postgraduate School.  My mom has done more in her life than most can imagine. Not only did she fight for her country, she fought for her family at home. She raised my sister and I, alone for the most part.  When we were in HS, my mom became a foster parent to take in our friends with family struggles; six HS girls stayed with us, all at different times. Besides the normal challenges faced by single mothers, she is also my sole caregiver and helps me daily with my permanent disabilities from a bout with meningitis when I was 14. <br /><br />These days she still continues to inspire by teaching K-3 and special needs children at a K-12 school in rural Nevada.  And for 3 months every summer, a rugged family who knows her as Claymore comes to build Burning Man. And she becomes the oil in this professional machine as a Black Rock Ranger, and makes herself available to anyone who needs her.  My mom also runs a project for combat veteran art therapy called Camp Hellnback.  <br /><br /><br /><strong>What Happened</strong><br /><br />My mother has had a long history of stomach problems, so it didn't seem to out of the ordinary when in March 2018, she was beginning to have some unfamiliar pains in her stomach and back. After trying to deal with this pain on her own, it was getting to be unbearable. In May, she went to see her Primary Care Provider at the VA, who offered a Gastroenterology consult two months later, but no pain relief.  After more weeks of enduring the pain, plus having additional symptoms; she went to the ER at the VA. There they found a mass in her pancreas in a CT.  She saw the GI doctor the next day who ordered an endoscopic ultrasound which the local VA doesn't do.  After weeks of waiting for her civilian appointment, again, she wound up in the ER; this time at Renown Medical Center in Reno, NV.<br /><br />A new CT at Renown reported "fat-stranding adjacent to the pancreas," not a mass.  After being told that they didn't have any more tests to give her,  the admitting doctor offered her to stay and get morphine. My mom asked to be discharged to get back to work, with whatever pain medicine they wanted to give her and  she quickly became labeled a drug seeker.  Aside from never having any addiction problems or history with opiates, she has never had issues with any drug or alcohol, she never even smoked.  And again, she was left without pain relief.<br /><br />By mid July, she still had not received an appointment with a civilian GI doctor, and she pushed to be sent 6 hours away across state lines, to the VA in Palo Alto.  After multiple days of scans, blood tests, pokes and prods; we had the diagnosis of inoperable pancreatic adenocarcinoma. The doctors described the tumor as "locally-advanced," it has grown in and around her pancreas and has wrapped itself around her largest artery and vein which controls the blood supply to everything below the solar plexus.<br /><br /><strong>The Road Ahead *UPDATED 5/3/19*</strong><br /><br />My mom has always been independent and strong, constantly taking care of others while sometimes neglecting herself.  Though my mom is resilient, strong, and positive in the face of seemingly insurmountable obstacles, she has decided to withhold treatment for her cancer and focus on pain management and palliative care. <br /><br />We had hoped for the best side effects from the therapies she was willing to undergo, but each treatment was making her more sick and all of her options would make her sick or keep her in pain. This also is the best option for her because unlike some other cancers, there is nothing to cure; why go through painful therapies for something you can't even fix? Transitioning from a lifestyle of being the caregiver to one where she may need assistance with simple tasks like using the rest room and brushing her teeth is difficult for anybody, but especially her and our family. Because of her choice to withhold treatment, this process most likely will come sooner than later. In addition to eating a special diet and using palliative care services, she also wishes to partake in holistic therapies, which are not covered by her insurance. <br /><br />Our need for financial support has changed since this decision has been made, here are our goals of care to make my mom as comfortable as possible before she leaves: <br /><br />We are looking to raise money purchase a comfortable trailer and move back into Reno, for easy access to healthcare and other services, to raise money for a disability-friendly transport van and to raise money for the necessities required to care for my mom and our family.<br /><br />We have been very fortunate to live in a place like Gerlach for the time we have, however we live nearly 2 hours drive away from where she can receive any treatment.  And we found out that the V.A. doesn't provide in-home hospice to people living a certain number of miles outside of Reno. We also have noticed the amount of sickness and medical problems for a town as small as Gerlach, is far too high to be normal; and living in a toxic place with cancer can only make it worse. This is why our next step is moving into an apartment in Reno to be closer to treatment.  Aside from this move, we still have everyday finances to worry about (her holistic medical care, rent, heat, my medical care, etc.) which continues to add up. Due to a paperwork technicality, my mom doesn't qualify to receive donated leave, so she will be on Leave Without Pay for the entire time of treatment.  Besides trying to cover daily living and care costs, we want to use every tool in the box with her symptoms, like natural therapies and eating healthy unprocessed meals. We will need to replace the funds used to care for me and add the cost to assist my mom at different stages, like needing a delivered meal plan. These amount to significant out-of-pocket costs that we can't cover. <br /><br />Because of our current family situation, I am the only family member available to care for my mom besides my sixty-nine-year-old grandmother.  In that sense, I'm lucky to be able to spend all my time caring for her.   I’ll be my mother’s primary caregiver in the months, and hopefully years to come.  We will need lots of assistive help and support, but I have been found too disabled to work.  And because I'm dealing with a daily symptom of nausea and vomiting, I can't drive and I often can't cook or brush my own hair and teeth.  Just like for her, it will  be the most difficult challenge I have ever faced, but one that I also consider an honor: being able to take care of the person who has protected and nurtured everyone around her through some of life’s roughest trials. My mom and I are the only family that live with each other, but without help from others, there is no way we could stay afloat. Though it's only been a few days since we learned this diagnosis, it's hard to see how we will go on.  But we will.<br /><br /><strong>This is why we need this blessing and our prayers to be answered.</strong> Any and all support is a gift and we will be grateful for everything positive that comes our way.  If you can share this gofundme to friends, groups, celebrities that would help this campaign off, that is a gift that could keep giving. <br /><br /><strong>Thank you for helping me give my mom and our family a fighting chance.</strong>

Lana Melendez's Memorial Fund (Ranger Claymore)

Dear friends of Conception,<br /> <br />As some of you may know, we are a small music and arts  Burning Man camp based primarily in Seattle, but with members from all over the world.  Our mission is to provide fertile space for sparking innate creativity, whatever form or in whatever medium it may be.  My name is Garrett Jackson, and as one of the camp-s co-founders and steering committee members, I'm reaching out to friends, fellow burners, and anyone supportive of this kind of grass-roots arts collective. <br /> <br />Our mission of late has hit a big snag – our rented truck that we used to carry our stuff to and from Black Rock City caught fire in the wee hours of Sunday night, as we had packed up everything and headed to bed.  The glow of the fire<img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/32872376_1536642374525721_r.jpeg" alt="32872376_1536642374525721_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br />woke our camp and although emergency services and rangers arrived in mere minutes, nearly all of the contents of our truck were lost, as well as the box of the truck. What was left was mostly unsalvageable.<br /> <br />The insurance for the vehicle does not cover the contents.  We lost some critical pieces of camp infrastructure (our dome and cover, generators, power infrastructure, etc), and one of camp mates personal belongings.  At this point, we are not even 100% certain that the damage to the vehicle is covered.  <br /> <br />So we are asking for help.   We would greatly appreciate ANY amount you could donate to help our phoenix rise from the ashes.   We estimate that we need about $14,000  to replace all the lost contents and pay for fees associated with the rental truck.   There will be administrative feels, recovery fees, towing fees, lost usage fees, and deductibles.<br /><br />We will replace our shade structure (a geodesic dome, our power infrastructure, which included generators and lots of power cables; our solar panel, lights, regulator, and appurtenances for our clock tower; our shower structure; various lights and decorations, and a bunch of personal gear including some very expensive electronic tools.   <br /><br />With an eye towards next year, we hope to be re-built by late next spring.  The funds we collect go directly to camp's bank account and we will be able to cut checks for folks who lost personal gear, and pay directly for replacement of camp infrastructure.<br /><br />Those of you who donate more that $100 – we have gift for you.  A T-shirt specially designed for this recovery campaign.<br /> <br />So friends, family, fans...please help as you can.  We love you all.<br /> <br />peace, love, and dust,<br />Garrett Jackson, Seattle, WA,  for Conception

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<p dir="ltr">Tony and I haven't done an update here on our GoFundMe in about 5 months. We kept thinking that any moment now, we'd be triumphant successes rising from the ashes of defeat, with only a singed tail feather or two.&#160; Unfortunately, that day has not yet come, although we still remain convinced there must be a pony in the towering pile of poop.
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<p dir="ltr">When last you heard from us, we were just about to file Chapter 13 bankruptcy to stop the foreclosure on our house...and that happened!! Yea!! And so for the last few months we have been (just barely and with help) making those payments, our first mortgage payments, and our other bills. We cut our expenses, including giving up Tony's studio space. I continued to look for a job, and we put our efforts into running Tinplate Studios as well.
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<p dir="ltr">Then...the darkness came...or more specifically January and...job prospects withered and died and the business tanked. I blame That Man...you know the one. And we need to make our bankruptcy payment next week, and the coffers are empty.
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<p dir="ltr">Now...as I said...all is not lost...not absolutely...not yet. I have two jobs circling out there that I really truly believe are close to offers *and* we have our biggest show coming up in two weeks - Emerald City Comicon. Finding enough money to buy supplies for that is, unfortunately, an issue as well.
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<p dir="ltr">So here we are again. On your doorstep, hats in hand, asking for help. We understand this is not a sustainable lifestyle choice...to keep doing this. We are already looking into selling the house - a tricky prospect while in bankruptcy, but must find a way to survive just a bit longer to give that a chance to succeed as well.
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<p dir="ltr">As you well know...we have stuff for sale!
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<p dir="ltr">There are many fun new things up on www.tinplatestudios.etsy.com
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<p dir="ltr">There are also starting to be things up on my Etsy shop - www.dejaviews.etsy.com
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<p dir="ltr">Nothing in our house (vintage collectibles! steamy costume bits! shop fixtures and housewares!) is safe from a priced-to-sell-tag and we'll try to get those up on Facebook first just as soon as possible.
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<p dir="ltr">We are humbled and grateful for your support. Your good wishes shine a light in what seems to us to be overwhelming darkness and you give us strength to go on.
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<p dir="ltr">Hello friends, family, acquaintances, fans, and kind strangers &#8211;
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<p dir="ltr">You last heard from us through this venue about 6 months ago, when so many of you, so generously, helped us by providing funds to allow us to pay some bills, catch up on our first mortgage, and put a temporary tarp over what was left of our roof. (That's where the initial $4,885 went...and why it says we want such a big honking number - we're trying to raise $5,000 now.) I got some temporary contract work, we did a few shows for Tony&#8217;s business, Tinplate Studios, and we squeaked along until now. What we were not able to do was make a couple of past due payments on our second mortgage, and the mortgage holder, Washington State Employee&#8217;s Credit Union (WSECU), is now foreclosing on our house. <b>The foreclosure sale is set for September 9th, in less than 2 weeks.</b>
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<p dir="ltr">We&#8217;ve been working with the Urban League for the last several months to try and negotiate some sort of modification with WSECU, but they have been unwilling to do so. Because they are a credit union, they are not bound by law to do Foreclosure Mediation. Although they told us, in 2012, and again in 2015 that they had &#8220;written off&#8221; the loan, and did not seek payment from us during that time, we did start a reduced payment plan with them in late 2015, and we fell&#160; 2 -3 months behind on that. We&#8217;re current on our 1st mortgage.
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<p dir="ltr">WSECU now appears to be willing to possibly consider making some arrangements that could postpone or forestall the sale of the house. They want money right away for their legal fees and towards our arrears, and then perhaps they would be willing to make arrangements for the balance. <b>They want the money tomorrow. We don&#8217;t have it. It&#8217;s possible we may be able to negotiate a few more days.</b>
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<p dir="ltr">&#160;So&#8230;what we&#8217;re hoping for is to raise enough money to buy us some time. We don&#8217;t want to lose our home &#8211; I grew up in this house. My parents bought the house in 1947, and I raised my family, the third generation of Ravenna residents, in my childhood family home. I even wrote a book about the neighborhood, with a number of pictures of the house! <img src="https://2dbdd5116ffa30a49aa8-c03f075f8191fb4e60e74b907071aee8.ssl.cf1.rackcdn.com/9469069_1472536063.2971_funddescription.jpg"><br>
(Check out <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Ann-Wendell/e/B001HMPLJA/ref=dp_byline_cont_book_1">my Author Page</a> .)
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<p dir="ltr">If you've found your way here, you probably know us (or at least had a passing moment of thinking who are the dashing duo in the great hats?!)<img src="https://2dbdd5116ffa30a49aa8-c03f075f8191fb4e60e74b907071aee8.ssl.cf1.rackcdn.com/9469069_1472535981.2982_funddescription.jpg"><br>
but you may not know our current situation. Myself (Ann Wendell) and my husband, Tony Hicks, are romantic/creative partners in adventure, living in our 100 year old house in the Ravenna neighborhood of Seattle. We met online about 13 years ago, and after falling madly, truly, deeply in love, decided we should meet. Tony came to visit me in Seattle and never left (as a native Seattleite, I was allowed to sponsor him...even though he's from California.) I'm an author, local historian, and recruiter/business researcher and Tony is an artist, creating sideshow gaffs and cryptozoological wonders, natural (and unnatural) illustrations and sequential art, disturbing jewelry, and Steampunk bodgery as <a href="http://www.tinplatestudios.etsy.com">Tinplate Studios</a> . <img src="https://2dbdd5116ffa30a49aa8-c03f075f8191fb4e60e74b907071aee8.ssl.cf1.rackcdn.com/9469069_1472536233.0044_funddescription.jpg">
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<p dir="ltr">So...here's the scoop. We've gotten ourselves into a bit of a pickle. We have woken up to smell the cat food in our bank account. We're broke...flat out busted...skint...tapped out...poor as church mice, as Job's turkey, as a cabdriver in Venice. How the heck did this happen?!?! Well, the last 2 years or so have been filled with our very own Series of Unfortunate Events (and frankly we were already in a pretty deep hole due to such fun life experiences as the aftermath of a messy divorce, unemployment, and cancer.) We were unprepared for the big blows - the unexpected loss of my job and Tony's diagnosis of Sarcoidosis, a chronic inflammatory disease. He was flat on his back for months, and I was taking care of him. Unfortunately, he is still not back to being completely healthy, and he struggles every day to have the energy and stamina to continue working. And thus began the cascading Dominos of Doom where part of your roof blows off, your 80 year old furnace needs repair (and somehow to be filled with oil before the cold hits), as does your car (which is how you get to shows where you could vend and make money...if you could...but you can't), the utilities and electricity still need to be paid, &#160;and even though my job search is in high gear, offers are just not pouring in.
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<p dir="ltr">We are lucky to be covered for healthcare (Thanks Obama!!) so we still have a steady supply of antidepressants coming in. But we now face the prospect of literally having no place to live. This is how we would use the money we&#8217;re asking for now &#8211; staving off the foreclosure sale of our house. If you can help us keep a roof over our heads (even though it is now a large plastic tarp) for just a bit longer until we have steady money coming in, it would mean the world to us.
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<p dir="ltr">1. Buy things from us! <br>
Tony's Etsy shop is <a href="http://www.tinplatestudios.etsy.com">www.tinplatestudios.etsy.com</a> . (It may be several weeks processing time, but he promises it'll be well worth the wait.)<br>
Ann's Etsy shop is&#160;<a href="http://www.dejaviews.etsy.com">www.dejaviews.etsy.com</a> (This will soon be filled with treasures such as vintage hats, clothes, jewelry cocktail sets, tea pots and salt and pepper shakers.) You can also buy Ann&#8217;s books from her directly (Images of America: Seattle&#8217;s Ravenna Neighborhood, and Images of America: Frederick &amp; Nelson.)
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<p dir="ltr">2. Let Ann know about job leads! <br>
Here's my LinkedIn profile to get an idea of what I can do - <a href="http://www.linkedin.com/in/annwendell">www.linkedin.com/in/annwendell</a> .
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<p dir="ltr">3. Promote Tony's work!<br>
Etsy -&#160;<a href="http://www.tinplatestudios.etsy.com">www.tinplatestudios.etsy.com</a> <br>
Facebook - <a href="https://www.facebook.com/Tinplate-Studios-Steampunk-Wonders-and-Bodgery"><a href="https://www.facebook.com/Tinplate-Studios-Steampunk-Wonders-and-Bodgery" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.facebook.com/Tinplate-Studios-Steampunk-Wonders-and-Bodgery</a></a> <br>
Twitter - @tinplatestudios<br>
Instagram - Tinplatestudios<br>
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<p dir="ltr">4. All the wonderful things you already do! Thank you so much for all your support!
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<p dir="ltr">Keep those Facebook pictures of baby hedgehogs rolling in. We need them now more than ever!
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