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<div>Hi, my name is Sherri Columbus and I run the Apothecattery Where Healing ❤️‍ Magic ✨ ‍⬛ Happens. I have taken in 12 rescue cats and two rescue dogs. I have gotten them neutered and spayed, and I feed and care for them all. I have two other feral cats ‍that I have been working with for the last four years. Licorice and Buster Bust A Move. One of them, <strong>Buster, needs to come in ASAP. Hes wounded snd needs closer care. </strong>
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<div>that I will set up on the side of my garage, as well as bring him into the vet to be neutered. He has an abscess that has burst on his neck several times now. He’ll need antibiotics. He needs to be brought off the streets, he’s suffered out there long enough. <strong>I've worked with him long enough now that I can massage his whole back; he trusts me.</strong> I want to be worthy of his trust by fully caring for him the way he deserves.
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A Safe Haven for Buster: Your Help Needed

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<div>I’m going to start this off with a heartfelt thanks to all who have played an important role in Kaitlin’s life as a ray of positivity while she continues her journey of seeking a life in remission from cancer. I’ll speak on my and Kaitlin’s behalf here and want to express how grateful the two of us are for the love and support shown to her. I believe that “grateful” is an action word, and I pray that it is exhibited in that regard.
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<div>Over the course of the past few months, signs and symptoms associated with Kaitlin’s cancer have escalated negatively. Last fall, she felt fortunate and happy to return to work part-time at a café and maintain a strict dietary and juicing regimen tailored to her care. She implemented these actions in conjunction with seeing a naturopathic doctor in Michigan. The two of us agreed that adopting specific lifestyle changes was imperative given the pace of her cancer’s growth since 2018. Slowing down, bringing flight and hotel stays for treatment to a halt, and settling in a comfortable, familiar place would be both physically and psychologically beneficial in healing.
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<div>Kaitlin has been diligent in researching treatment options and suggestions throughout the last two years. She has been educating herself in cancer protocols and medicines conventional and non-conventional, all while seeking any distant hint of what would be successful in tackling her rare form of fetal cell adenocarcinoma of the lungs. Generous donations have enabled her to acquire equipment, supplements, and detoxifying tools for at-home care and assist in affording medication, co-pays, and deductibles.
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<div>Last summer and into early fall, Kaitlin’s tumors’ mutations seemed to slow down, but her most recent scans suggest heightened activity coupled with very concerning progression. At this time, she needs a more aggressive approach to not only contain or confine the cancer, but to eradicate it. This winter brought two late evening/early morning visits to the emergency room after she began to consistently cough up blood (a symptom that had not been present until recently). Upon investigation at the hospital, a tumor was discovered to be lodged in a bronchial tube that had gone undetected in a previous PET scan. She underwent surgery to remove about 95% of it and, at that time, also came down with the Omicron variant. Kaitlin will have to undergo another cryotherapy surgery to hopefully remove the remaining mutated cells and debris in the bronchial tube come April. In addition, two lymph nodes (one of which was previously radiated) have grown substantially to the point where they are pressing against sensitive nerves and encroaching on nearby bones and muscle tissue. At this point, conventional therapies offered are palliative in nature, and she is patiently waiting to find out whether her insurance is willing to provide her with hyperbaric oxygen therapy for prior tissue damage related to radiation treatment.
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<div>Kaitlin chooses not to share much of these details about her cancer journey because there is so much involved with them. What has been typed here is a very brief snapshot of her life today. She has exhausted many hours of her time, energy, and own resources on this path set before her while still talking about kids and creating a home someday. While researching a cancer care clinic outside the state of Michigan, she also applied for teaching positions relative to the new area, and although being called for an interview, was disheartened to find out that the treatment protocol once there would require 5-8 hours/day of patient involvement at the clinic long term. Her goal is to undergo testing for therapeutics not offered in conventional scale medicine, boost the immune system with a flood of natural therapies, and then destroy the cancer with potent heat and medicinal therapies that will target the tumors. This type of treatment is neither offered nor covered by her insurance company despite her monthly insurance payments of $900+. Kaitlin does not want to be a burden to anyone, which is why she rarely seeks out help and, when she does, still does not advocate for enough.
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<div>We are so grateful for the way hundreds blessed Kaitlin this past year. She continues to fight, look for solutions, and remain hopeful in these moments of extreme uncertainty. She is willing to adapt, shift her life again, and subject her mind and body to various methods to regain her health. I find this courageous.
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<div>The funds generated from this campaign go directly to Kaitlin for the costs associated with testing and implementation of various long-term therapeutic procedures that are not covered by her insurance. It will also provide financial relief for current and future medications, supplementation, and deductibles. Your generosity will not go unnoticed, but if at this time providing to this fundraiser is not available for you, <strong>I ask if you could please share this with those in your networks</strong>. Additionally, if there are any questions that you would like answered, I ask that you please reach out to me via Messenger.
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<div><strong>We are also constantly seeking prayer warriors. This new chapter is the most unknown for her thus far, and it would strengthen her resolve to know that others are with her in prayer.</strong>
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Help Kaitlin Reach Remission

My name is Scott Jennings Semore from Norman Oklahoma (Boomer Sooner baby!)  I was getting my reiki masters 3rd level attunment and I got a call that my house was on fire.   I came home and found 5 fire trucks in front of my house.   They made me wait 2 or 3 hours before I could go into my what was left of my house.   My bedroom is a total loss.  I lost my wifes ashes, my dogs ashes my deceased Mom's personal things, music, jewlery, crystals, fish, 3 TV's, 2 brand new computers, my bed, clothes etc. . . <br /><br />I am raising this money to help me get back on my feet and meet my immediate needs.  Obviously I need the funds as soon as possible as I am staying with a friend but need to help her with her bills while I am there.<br /><br />I've been though a lot lately, they say God doesn't give you more than you can handle but I am beginning to wonder.   I would appreciate this help so much.   Anything will help.<br /><br />Peace and Love<br /><br />Scott

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<p dir="ltr">Watsons Story<br>
Our veterinarian Dr.Reed ( from Butterfield Veterinary Hospital) kept seeing a stray dog roaming around her neighborhood. After several attempts at catching her, she had success. She discovered that the stray had a litter of puppies with her.!!<br>
She brought all of the pups in and gave them a roof over their heads for the first time since birth. They were 8 weeks old.<br>
Dr. Reed needed to find homes for all the puppies and the Mother, so we decided we would take in one of the males. He was a tricky little guy at first, clearly traumatized by his first few months living in the wild. He was very scared of new people and would nip at anyone that came near him. After a few months of constant work, he turned into the most incredible dog my husband and I have ever known. This dog touched our hearts and became the most beloved member of our pet family and our son grew closer to him than any of our other pets.<br>
He is so sweet, calm, gentle, smart and funny.<br>
After 6 months of age we started noticing his front legs were bowing out and he was limping and crying. We brought him in to the vet and tried pain medicine and a sedative in hopes that it was just a sprain. It only got worse as time went on. We just took him back in, got x-rays and sent them off to the radiologist. The news was pretty shocking. <br>
Watson has developed Carpal Valgus and will need surgery to fix his front legs as soon as possible. <br>
It's gotten to the point that he can no longer go on walks, play fetch, or even walk from room to room without severe pain and he is only 10 months old!<br>
Please help us get the surgery he needs to live a long, healthy and pain free life. His first year was hard enough and he deserves a chance at a normal life.<br>
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