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<div>On August 3rd, while Kaylee and I were driving, we came across a heartbreaking seen, a female dog lying in the middle of the highway. She had been hit by a car — and to make things worse, she had been left there alone in the pouring rain. She was soaked from the rain, shivering, and in obvious pain. It was clear she had been left there alone.
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<div>I couldn’t just drive past. I gently got her into my car and got her to the emergency vet that same night. She was treated and stabilized, but we followed up the very next day for X-rays and further evaluation to understand the extent of her injuries.
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<div>She’s incredibly sweet, even after everything she’s been through. It’s like she knows she’s safe now — and I’m doing everything I can to help her heal. But her road to recovery is going to take time, love, and resources.
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<div>I’m asking for your help to cover the rising cost of:
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<div>The vet bills are already adding up quickly, and I know they’ll continue to grow as she heals. I want to give her the second chance she deserves — but I can’t do it alone.
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<div>Any amount you’re able to give — or even just sharing her story — would mean so much. Let’s show this girl the love and care she’s always deserved.
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<div>With heartfelt thanks,
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<div>Ashley
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Help This Sweet Girl Heal After Being Left Hurt in the Rain

<div>We are reaching out with a heartfelt request to support Sara Dorman and her family—her husband Ray and their son Lucas—as they navigate an unimaginable medical crisis that has upended their lives.

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<div>Just over a month ago, Sara found herself in the ER in Libertyville, IL, feeling seriously unwell. Almost immediately, she was thrust into a fight for her life as she slipped into septic shock while simultaneously experiencing kidney failure. Her body was shutting down with alarming speed, leading doctors to place her in a medically induced coma in a desperate attempt to uncover the cause.

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<div>Two days into her hospitalization, the prognosis was grim—the doctors informed her family that she had less than 12 hours to live. In those moments of uncertainty, her loved ones gathered at her bedside, united in a vigil of love and hope. Each day that passed brought a new diagnosis and additional risks until the underlying cause was identified: E. coli with Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome (HUS).

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<div>Throughout this harrowing ordeal, one fact shone brightly—Sara is profoundly loved. Family and friends from around the country rallied by her side, offering prayers, sharing cherished stories, speaking to her, and infusing every moment with support and strength.

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<div>Sara's incredible will to live, coupled with the constant support of her loved ones, enabled her to pull through the most critical phase and come off life support. However, the E. coli infection left its mark, causing severe damage to her extremities, resulting in amputations of both her legs and right hand. What can be saved of her left hand will be determined in the next month.

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<div>Incredibly, Sara's positivity and resilience have never wavered. She remains determined to face the challenges ahead with courage and grace. Her unyielding strength is an inspiration, and she believes—as we wholeheartedly do—that with love, support, and perseverance, she can embrace her "new normal" and rebuild her life.

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<div>Now, it's our opportunity to stand by her side.

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<div>Your donations will alleviate the burden of medical expenses and rehabilitation costs not covered by insurance. Additionally, funds will help the Dorman family find a new home that better accommodates Sara's needs, ensuring it is safe, accessible, and comfortable.

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<div>Sara has always been the one extending love and support to those around her—it's time for us to reflect that love back to her. Join us in helping Sara embrace this new chapter with the courage and care she so richly deserves.

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<div>Thank you, from the depths of our hearts.

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Stand with Sara: Overcoming Sepsis and Amputations

<div>While at the beach with his family, Doug experienced swelling in his feet and legs and noticed his skin and eyes were yellow. He went to an urgent care facility in Destin and was told to get to the ER immediately. Doug wanted to get back to Chattanooga first so they drove home and then went straight to Parkridge Hospital. After a full night of tests, he was admitted to the hospital on Monday morning (7/31) and continued to have more tests and procedures done. As of today (8/4), he has been diagnosed with stage 4 cancer which has spread to his liver. He will be getting a port put in at 1pm and the plan is to start chemo on Monday (8/7). They are taking this day by day, hour by hour and they will be calling hospice in soon. Doug is strong and is prepared to fight this. Doug and Barbara are both self-employed and this diagnosis has completely caught them off guard. If you’re able, please consider giving to help with medical expenses and bills. Please be praying for Doug, his wife Barbara, his children Aiden and Lola, and his extended family as well. 
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Doug’s Cancer Journey

<div>Hi, my name is Lacey and my husband and I are trying to fundraise for our Dominos delivery driver Barbara. Today she took a rough fall on our front porch while delivering our food. We would like to bless her by bringing by a “tip” to help her with anything she may need. She is an older woman who fell and only cared about the food she dropped. Let’s show her some kindness and take off some of this burden that our economy is causing the older generations especially!! Thank you all ❤️
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Bless Barbara!!!

You posted a new update message:First of all, thank you SO very much! As difficult as all of this has been, we've been blessed beyond belief by all of your prayer and support. You all have been an amazing example of Christ's hands and feet! Thank you also to Joey Manzi, who created this page. We wanted to keep everyone updated and give you a summary of all that has happened with Joel recently. <br /><br />In February Joel went to London on vacation to visit friends. Late Friday night on February 21st after a visit to Big Ben, he was in a serious car accident. Joel had to be helicoptered to the hospital and suffered injuries to the head and abdomen that caused internal bleeding. His family got the call Saturday morning and was on flights to London that afternoon. The prayer requests were sent out and by the time Joel's family arrived he had been taken off the respirator. He was hospitalized in London for a full week, and each day we saw answered prayer before our eyes. He progressed from being in an induced coma with tubes everywhere to being coherent and having conversation without any tubes or IVs at all. Remarkably, we were told that his injuries were not severe enough to require surgery. He was discharged from the London hospital and spent another week recovering at a friend's parent's home before being able to fly home. <br /><br />On March 9th Joel arrived back home to Chattanooga. Though, shortly after his arrival he began to suffer severe stomach cramping. This continued for a couple days so he went into the ER on Wednesday March 12th. A CAT scan revealed a disturbing amount of fluids still in his abdomen so after no improvement the doctors decided to operate on Friday. It turned out to be a six-hour surgery because the doctors said that when they opened him opened him up, "He was a big mess." Because the surgery was not performed until 20 days after the accident, the open wound became infected. Joel spent a full week in the hospital and was sent home on March 21st where he continued to recover. About a week later there were some complications with his wound so it was back to the hospital on March 29th. The infection had cleared up, but there was an abscess that needed to be taken care of. That has also cleared up now, so Joel is just waiting to hear about the possibility of a wound vacuum, something that might help speed up the healing process, before he is sent home again. <br /><br />Your donations will go towards helping pay insurance deductibles, medical costs and the amounts charged for flights, travel costs, etc. for his family in while in London. Joel and his family are all SO grateful to each and every one of you for all of your support. Your prayer is evident so we very much appreciate the continued prayer on his behalf. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your kindness and generosity!

Tiffany Kirk

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