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I have done a lot of self help groups while being here in prison, and I have been given the opportunity to be in a position to facilitate self help groups in order to help others achieve a degree of rehabilitation. I facilitate Getting out of your own way Monday nights in 512, and AA on Sunday in 512. I do bible study every Saturday in 512 and attend church on a regular basis every Sunday in the GYM on the main yard. I also take part in correspondence courses through other self help groups like CBT (cognitive behavioral Therapy), ALI, and LLP (live learn and proper). I am part of several community based groups like WOW, In between and The Community Alliance Group on C yard. 
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Help My Sister Get a Second Chance

<div>Hello everyone, my name is Shaina and I am raising money for my 10 year old niece Avalyn and her family.
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<div>My niece Avalyn was diagnosed with a brain tumor on 12/1/23. She has been slowly losing her hearing along with some other things for the last 3 years. A few months ago we found out that she lost complete hearing in one of her ears. She had been losing focus and falling behind in school unable to concentrate as well as having some behavior issues. Her mother fought through doctor after doctor denying her the proper care to get answers for her baby girl because she knew something was wrong. Finally after switching her doctor for the 4th time they listened to her and took her in for an MRI and my sisters worst fear in this whole fight became her reality. Avalyn is going to have to have lots of surgeries doctors visits and traveling expenses as well as being taken out of school until further notice which is also causing her parents to take significant time off work. I’m trying to raise money to cover bills, medical expenses, travel expenses, and whatever else they need during this time as she has 3 other siblings as well and this is going to be a long journey. Please send prayers for our sweet baby girl Avalyn and her family.
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<div>Avalyn started chemo in Mid January after a couple set backs and is seeing a team of oncologists at ucsf in San Francisco. We travel there often for her treatments. She will continue to have regular MRI’s, EKG’s, they will monitor her heart closely and she will have regular eye exams as it can affect her eyes pretty quickly. She will continue to have labs done weekly. She has had some new symptoms and some side effects from the chemo but as of now they’d like us to continue with it until they feel it’s safe to do surgery as the tumor grew some in the first couple scans. It does seem the meds are starting to work and we will know more at her next mri so we’re looking forward to that. Avalyn has been so strong throughout all of this and has had a lot of support from her friends and family and it keeps her positive and she still always has that beautiful smile on her face. She’s a great big sister to her siblings, she loves school and she really tries not to let this diagnosis get the best of her.
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<div>Thank you all for all financial support we have received! We will continue to update this as we get more updates ourselves. It has been a lot of ups and downs but all of your donations has definitely helped more than you know.
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Support Avalyn as she battles a Brain Tumor

<div>Family, friends and community it is time to rally for Chloe and her family. On Thursday, December 28th, the Ward family (Kayla, Kevin, Addy, Chloe, Brysen and Kinsley) received the unimaginable news that Chloe, 8, was diagnosed with Papillary Renal Cell Carcinoma (Kidney Cancer). 
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<div>On Friday, September 16th Chloe and her family made the trip from Redding over to Eureka to see Chloe’s uncle Matt Taylor, who was in hospice fighting pancreatic cancer. After spending precious time with their family they returned to their grandparents home and the kids wanted to lift their spirits with a ride on the quad. During this ride an accident occurred that landed little Chloe in the ER at St. Joesph Hospital. Upon further testing the ER doctors discovered a lesion on Chloe’s kidney. 
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<div>On 11/8 an ultrasound showed a prominent rounded lesion in the interpolar region of the left kidney and stated that she should follow up with MRI. After many appointments the doctors at UC Davis told Chloe’s mother that they didn’t think this was anything to worry about she has probably had it for years and the pains she was experiencing were not caused by the mass on her kidney that we needed to have a STAT MRI within the next 30 days. 
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<div>On 12/3 Chloe was playing like normal when she said her stomach was hurting. Her mom told her to lay down and rest but not much time had passed, and Chloe was screaming laying on the living room floor in excruciating pain. She could not sit, stand or bend over. Her mom took her straight to the ER where they performed another ultrasound and CT scan and the results showed significant growth in the lesion since previous scans. 
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<div>Chloe was airlifted to UC Davis hospital on 12/4. The following day she underwent a 2 hour sedated MRI that showed that the tumor was growing on the outside of the kidney through the center and through the renal pelvis that she would need surgery to remove part of her kidney.
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<div>On 12/19 Chloe and her mom headed to UC Davis for surgery. The surgeon decided to take the whole kidney as well as any surrounding lymphnoids.  On 12/28 Kayla got a call from the urologist say that the pathology on the kidney has come back with papillary renal cell carcinoma and that they were sending referral to UC Davis Pediatric Oncology.
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<div>Chloe is your typical 8 year old girl. She is beautiful, loving, smart, sassy, and tough as nails. Her strong character combined with her family’s love and the love and support of each of you, will help propel her past this diagnosis and on to a healthy and successful life.
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<div>The entire Ward family will also need our love and support in order to overcome this unfortunate time in their lives. So many have already reached out asking what they can do to help, which is a credit to the Ward family and how they have positively impacted so many lives around them.
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<div>Right now it is impossible to know or understand the physical, mental, and emotional stress that this diagnosis will bring on the Ward family. There will be many sleepless nights of worry about Chloe’s health, tears of sadness and joy, and many ups and downs as Chloe courageously battles and perseveres through this unexpected chapter of her life. There will also be financial stress related to which treatments or medications will or will not be covered by insurance, to gas, lodging and parking expenses for trips to UC Davis, as well as everyday expenses that we all take for granted. One thing for certain, is that this is going to be an emotionally and financially straining journey.
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<div>This GoFundMe was set up to show our love and support for Chloe and the Ward family, and to help ease some of the emotional and financial stress.
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Help Chloe Beat Cancer