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<div><strong>Erin was recently diagnosed with Acute Promyelocytic Leukemia (APL)</strong>—a rare and aggressive form of leukemia. As an extremely active and healthy 31-year-old, this diagnosis came completely out of the blue.
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<div>It all began the day after Christmas when Erin developed inflammation around his wisdom teeth. Like many of us would, he assumed it was a dental issue and paid out of pocket to have a wisdom tooth removed. Despite antibiotics, then steroids, his symptoms only worsened. More pain, another tooth removed, more antibiotics—and still no answers.
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<div>After weeks of pushing through and a lot of (well-earned) nagging, Erin finally went to urgent care. We were told he was “fine” and that it was probably just the medications. Still concerned, he requested full bloodwork.
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<div><strong>The next day, everything changed.</strong>
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<div>Erin received an urgent call instructing him to go straight to the ER for an immediate blood transfusion. His hemoglobin was critically low (5.5), and his white blood cell count was dangerously high (46,000). After extensive testing, doctors confirmed our worst fear: <em>Erin has cancer—leukemia, specifically APL. </em>
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<div>He was admitted to St. Joseph’s Hospital in Tampa and transferred the following day to Moffitt Cancer Center, where he will remain inpatient for 4–6 weeks undergoing intensive treatment. His medical team has been incredible, but the road ahead is long.
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<div><strong>Erin has a big heart with a lot of love to give, and this diagnosis only strengthened  that. </strong>He love giving to others and never asks for help. <strong>Unfortunately, with reduced work hours and mounting medical expenses, we are now facing significant financial strain.</strong> We created this GoFundMe to help cover medical bills, lost income, and basic living expenses during treatment and recovery.
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<div>We’ve since learned that APL, while extremely rare, is caused by a random genetic mutation. No warning. No prevention. Just life changing in an instant.
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<div>Thank you for your love, support, and kindness—it truly carries us through.
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<div>Hello to all the friends and family of Mark Shroyer,
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<div>As most of you know, Mark has been in and out of the hospital for over two months and is continuing to deal with life-threatening issues. Mark has endured heart surgery, strokes, infections, and multiple complications. He has been fighting to get stronger so he can finally begin his long road to recovery.
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<div>Mark has an incredible family support system starting with his wife Joy his daughter Jessie, and of course Pirate! He also has an amazing group of friends who have been there every step of the way. His friend group includes childhood friends, Walker's Dock crew, UPS co-workers, neighbors, and probably anyone who he has talked with because we all know Mark is genuinely friendly to everyone! We want you to know that we truly appreciate all your continued visits, words of encouragement and prayers.
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<div>Now we're hoping that we might be able to help Mark and his family with the expenses they are incurring. We are appealing to the generosity of his family and friends to donate any amount to help relieve some of the stress in dealing with this huge financial burden!
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<div>Thank you for your generosity on behalf of Mark and his family!
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Tommy Leahy made a difference for Tolland Soccer Club, TOPSoccer and many players during his time volunteering for TSC.  Tommy was a long time member of TSC, coaching Eagle Soccer School and as a Buddy for TOPSoccer.  He attended Tolland High School, played soccer and with his best friends won the 2015 Class M Championship.  On the 23rd of May 2019, Tommy tragically died and was taken from his family, friends and the Tolland community and will be missed dearly.  <br /><br />Your donation to the Tommy Leahy Memorial Fund to Benefit TOPSoccer will directly support the program and its players.  TOPSoccer is Tolland Soccers award winning program offering children with disabilities the opportunity to play and learn soccer.  Middle school age and high school age volunteers are recruited as "buddies" to work with the players.  Each player is assigned 1 or 2 buddies and the buddies stay with the player on and off the field for the entire practice.  The buddies help the players follow the coaches' directions on an individual basis and help make soccer fun.  Tommy and many of his friends volunteered regularly as buddies and brought his love of the game of soccer to many more.<br /><br /><strong>Please donate today</strong> in remembrance of Tommy and the many smiles and happy faces he brought to the children of Tolland Soccer Club and the TOPSoccer program.

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