Family Stories
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Emalene’s Story
Emerald’s daughter, Emalene, was diagnosed with bladder cancer that metastasized to her lungs. The treatment plan includes chemotherapy weekly requiring Emerald to quit a new job so she could be with her daughter. She shares the difficulties faced with treatment, her other daughter’s struggles, and the importance of the support There With Care has provided to her family.
Hannah’s Story
“Our daughter, Hannah, was born at 29 weeks by emergency c-section. She came out with small, stiff lungs, which meant that we needed to spend a long time in the hospital to help her lungs grow. She needed a lot of oxygen to to live – when the lungs are not functioning well, it taxes your heart. That caused her to have pulmonary hypertension.”
– Hannah’s mom
Laurie’s Perspective: Supporting Families Through Medical Crises
Hear from Laurie about how we are helping families in many ways
Dashun’s 485-Day NICU Journey
A routine hospital appointment took a terrifying turn when Tiffany unexpectedly went into labor at just 24 weeks, requiring an emergency C-section. Her son was born weighing only one pound, nine ounces, and began a long and arduous journey in the NICU. It was a month before Tiffany could finally hold him. The feeling of helplessness was overwhelming; the instinct to protect and comfort her child felt tragically out of reach. Her son remained hospitalized for 485 long days. Each day brought new challenges, and the experience became more, not less, difficult. Five brain surgeries led to the need for a tracheostomy and feeding tube. Now, daily therapy sessions fill their lives, a constant reminder of her son’s fragile start. Adding to the stress, Tiffany was laid off the day of his last surgery. Despite the immense emotional and practical burdens, she strives to maintain a positive outlook for her children and family.
Struen, Heart Transplant Patient and her mom, Heather
Heather and her husband are incredibly grateful for the support of There With Care. The financial and emotional toll of this experience is immense and ongoing. The consistent help from There With Care of groceries and gas cards has been a lifeline, allowing them to focus on Struen in the hospital, without worrying about the added stress of everyday needs. This is their story…
When Care is Needed
Rosa and Leo’s Story
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