Ambulance Car Jaj-Lebanon

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Ambulance Car Jaj-Lebanon
Dear Family and Friends, We hope this message finds you and your loved ones in good health. We are reaching out to you with a heartfelt request on behalf of our village in Lebanon, Jaj. As you know, access to proper healthcare and emergency response is a growing challenge in our community. To ensure the safety and well-being of our families, children and elderly, we are launching a fundraising initiative to secure a modern, fully equipped ambulance to be placed at the disposal of the Civil Defense Center in Jaj. This vital resource will allow us to respond quickly to emergencies, transport patients safely, and save lives. The Civil Defense Center in Jaj is the backbone of safety in our area. Recognized and respected by all concerned authorities for its professionalism, dedication and highly skilled team, it plays a vital role in protecting lives and property. The Center provides essential emergency response and rescue services not only to our village but also to twelve neighboring villages that rely on its support. With the ongoing economic and living challenges in Lebanon, the modernization of equipment across the country has naturally been delayed. Our Center, which remains the cornerstone of protection and safety, has not yet been able to update its vehicles and tools. We are asking for your kind support – whether through a donation, by spreading the word, or by connecting us with others who may wish to help. Every contribution, no matter the size, brings us one step closer to guaranteeing safe and reliable emergency response services that will also meet highest medical standards. On behalf of the entire village, we thank you for your support and compassion. Together, we can make this mission a reality and bring peace of mind to every family in times of need.

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The Bernath family

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The Bernath family
As some of you may know, in October of this year, Ashley and Ryan Bernaths 2-month-old daughter Lucy developed COVID and was admitted to MGH with respiratory distress. While at the hospital she developed Gastroparesis, (which caused an inability to hold food down), a feeding aversion, (an inability to accept food orally), and a secondary respiratory illness that required an extended hospitalization. Little Lulu remained in the hospital from the end of September until she finally received her G-tube in December. While Lucy is home, she still requires full-time attention and the support of the Mass General Hospital Aerodigestive team to learn how to take food orally. Lucy is still nurished via feeding tube, but is doing better. The Bernaths were finally home with their two girls and feeling like they could see the light at the end of a dark tunnel. This week, the Bernaths were hit with the unimaginable. After a few days of limping around the house, Charlie, Ashley and Ryan’s older, 2-year-old daughter went to get X-rays for an injured foot. What was found instead was a broken femur. Less than a half day later, a doctor announced the diagnosis of Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. Two-year-old Charlie has cancer. While we know that Charlie, Lucy, Ryan and Ashley are strong and equipped to battle these enormous challenges, the Bernaths are undoubtably facing every parents worst nightmare and will need support from their community, friends, family, and strangers. Please consider donating to help with all of the expenses that will be accumulated over the next days and months. Your contribution will go toward Little Lucy’s many doctors visits, (physical therapy, weekly nurse visits, and monthly visits at MGH to maintain weight and strength) in addition to the enormous financial burden the Bernaths will surely soon face in the wake of Charlie’s Leukemia diagnosis. My bank account number 76620996 BANK OF Celony Name thakshila maduwanthi My binance ID 1036950267 Name thakshila maduwanthi tx7X

$0 raised Of $5,000