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12/06/2024

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05/06/2024

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03/06/2024

Bangladeshi Freelancer Loses Home to Fire

Imagine working tirelessly to support your family, only to have everything you own vanish in a single night. This is the tragic reality for our friend and colleague, Shafiqul Islam, a Bangladeshi freelancer whose family home was recently destroyed in a devastating fire.

Shafiqul hails from a modest, middle-class family in Bangladesh. For the past seven months, he has been a dedicated and invaluable member of our team, managing our domain and hosting business remotely. His hard work and talent have been instrumental in our success.

Now, his family faces a desperate struggle. The fire has left them with nothing but the clothes on their backs. They've lost their home, their belongings, and their sense of security.

With your generosity, we can ease the burden on Shafiqul and his family during this unimaginably difficult time. Our goal is to raise $30K to help them with:

Secure temporary housing, food, clothing, and essential supplies.

Cover construction costs and replace lost possessions.

Allow Shafiqul to focus on his family without financial worry while they rebuild their lives.

No donation is too small. Every dollar brings us closer to restoring hope and stability for this hardworking family. Your kindness will have a ripple effect, not only helping them directly but also allowing Shafiqul to continue his valuable work with us.

Please give what you can. Every amount makes a difference. Spread the word on social media, with friends, and your network. The wider we cast our net, the greater the impact we can have.

Let's show Shafiqul and his family that they are not alone. Your compassion can change their world.

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

Imagine working tirelessly to support your family, only to have everythi… Carla Houston needs your support for Bangladeshi Freelancer Loses Home to Fire

02/28/2024

Epidermolysis bullosa is very common and only affects approximately one in 50,000 people! The condition increases the risk of skin cancer. And sufferers' life expectancy is just 30 years.
The Little Girl has paper skin! Hayden suffers from epidermolysis bullosa, which makes his skin very Fragile. As the rubbing of his clothes easily wound her and caused her skin to blister and bleed, Her condition was known as butterfly disease. Because even the slightest touch could break her skin.
Hayden's parents spend an hour and a half each day. Wrapping her in bandages and doing simple activities such as playing with toys or picking up her bottle can cause her to have a horrible blister.
There is no cure for epidermolysis bullosa, and treatment only focuses on relieving symptoms. 'Eating is a big problem. She has to stay away from most foods. Because they tear up her esophagus. We spend an hour and a half removing her bandages and putting on new ones daily.
To give a child a chance at a healthy future is the greatest gift of all.
❤️ Donate For Her Recovery ❤️

Donate: https://shorturl.at/ewxXZ

02/13/2024

Natural vaccination. Contagious disease. Sick child with chickenpox. Varicella virus or Chickenpox bubble rash on child body and Face.

😔 Our Sick Baby Hayden's Life depends on you! Please Donate to Save her from Baby Blister 😔

Epidermolysis bullosa is very common and only affects approximately one in 50,000 people! The condition increases the risk of Skin Can*cer and sufferers' life expectancy is just 30 years. The little boy has paper skin! Hayden suffers from Epidermolysis Bullosa, which makes his skin very Fragile.

As the rubbing of his clothes easily wound him and caused her skin to blister and bleed, her condition was known as butterfly disease. Because even the slightest touch could break her skin, Hayden's parents spend an hour and a half each day.

Wrapping her in bandages and doing simple activities such as playing with toys or picking up her bottle can cause him to have a horrible blister.

[ Please Donate for him to NEVER run out of Critical Medical Supplies ]

There is no cure for epidermolysis bullosa, and treatment only focuses on relieving symptoms. 'Eating is a big problem.
She has to stay away from most foods. Because they tear up her esophagus. We spend an hour and a half removing her bandages and putting on new ones daily.

Donate Now: http://tinyurl.com/TSNobabyblister

Please Donate to save this Little Flower 😔. Her parents will be so grateful. SADLY, We and No baby Blister are the only charity helping our babies so your donations are life-saving. You are their only hope, so please keep praying, inviting, and sharing other awesome humans like yourself to this fundraiser.

Your tax-deductible donations help buy life-saving bandages and pain medicines for immediate relief! We want to help all 500,000 babies suffering from EB pain, so if God puts it on your heart to donate it will help them NEVER run out of critical medical supplies.

Our No Baby Blisters staff is made entirely of volunteer doctors and staff who are working to find a full-body cure for this horrible disease, you can be assured your donation will go towards relieving the suffering of those who have EB and finding a full-body cure under our Fast Cure Plan!

01/21/2024

❤️ Let's save this little life ❤️ We are looking for kind people to Donate to Help Baby Rhodes Open Heart Surgery.

Hours away from being discharged, the nurses found some abnormalities with Rhodes's oxygen levels.

After days of unknowns, several failed treatments, and tremendous heartache, baby Rhodes was diagnosed with what doctors were able to identify as a congenital heart defect called Total Anomalous Pulmonary Venous Return (TAPVR).

Hi, This is Khrys and KD and we need your prayers, love, and support. As we welcome our secondborn child, Rhodes James Ramirez, into this world. Rhodes was born on December 17th.

Donate Now: http://tinyurl.com/DTSorgRhodes

Just 6 days after birth, Rhodes underwent open heart surgery to repair the abnormalities in his heart and is expected to have a recovery time of at least one month.

As you can imagine, this is something that no parent could ever plan for, and in return, it has taken a significant toll on our Family. We are frustrated, helpless and unable to navigate medical bills right now.

Please support us in saving our newborn Baby. We are seeking your help.

Any donation amount will help and be appreciated as we navigate medical bills, extensive trips to the hospital, and sustaining our basic family needs while not being able to work. Please keep Rhodes in your prayers. 😢

If you can't donate, Please share. ❤️ Let's save this little life.

Thanks.

01/01/2024

Haven and Gideon’s unexpected child loss

SKYLERS STORY

What started as a healthy pregnancy ended in ways that most families do not have to experience

Our pregnancy was healthy aside from some early concerns that Skyler was a bit tinier than he should be, although by week 20 he had made huge progress and we were no longer concerned on any level

On Christmas Day at 12:30 am (4 weeks
before our due date) I had concerns about Skyler not making any movements and therefore decided to go to the hospital to check on him

While there they did 30 minutes of checking his heartbeat and movement which did not look good, his heartbeat was almost at a flat beat but still there. Next was to do an ultrasound. The ultrasound tech had 30 minutes to give Skyler a score of 0-10 ( 0 being poor health and 10 being healthy ). Skyler received a score of 2.

Once the doctor saw these results he decided to do a rushed C-section. I had one minute to call Gideon for him to get to the hospital with the other kids.

Skyler came out of the C-section not breathing, was instantly given 30 minutes of CPR, and then LifeFlighted to another hospital.

Once we arrived at the same hospital as him we were able to learn a lot more about his condition and how critical the first 48 hours of his life were going to be, we learned that Skyler had been having seizures and discussed giving Skyler a DNR which we agreed to since he had already had CPR and it would’ve been a lot on his tiny body to handle twice.

The medical team needed to get Skyler’s body temperature, blood pressure, oxygen levels, and much more to a stable level. He was maxed out on all medicines. The biggest concern of all was that Skyler didn’t have brain activity which is what we needed to see improvement on.

The doctors were able to get his oxygen tank down from 100% to only taking in 26%, blood pressure to a normal range, heart rate up, and a healthy heart rate.

However, by 48 hours Skyler’s brain had still not made any progress, ultimately bringing us to the decision of letting him pass on.

Skyler was cared for, loved, and comforted until the very end, letting go at 7:25 pm on December 27th.

One thing you don’t think of after losing a child or anyone is that life continues to move on. Bills don’t stop, caring for yourself or other kids doesn’t stop.

On top of normal life expenses, we also need to worry about post-mortem care and ways to keep Skyler’s memory alive.

Gideon works but doesn’t get the same benefits of being able to pause work and still have an income.

Our goal is for us to be comfortable and be able to pay for our bills, post Mortem's care, keep the other kids happy, and make sure we are staying sane without stressing money on top of the loss we are facing

Donate Now: http://tinyurl.com/DtsGideons

01/01/2024

Prayers for Derrick's recovery

Hi, my name is Samantha.
I'm Derrick's oldest daughter.
On the Saturday before Christmas, my father was in a terrible motorcycle accident.
He was taken by ambulance to the ICU at HCMC where he remained for a few days.

We are SO lucky we did not lose him.

Derrick suffered face lacerations and injuries to both arms that required surgery. A fractured collar bone and fractured leg. The scariest injuries were the lacerations to his liver. This required him to stay in the ICU to watch for internal bleeding.

As of Christmas Day, he was down graded from the ICU.
His liver tests are looking great and we could not be more thankful!

While this is some of the best news, given the circumstances, he is still going to have a long road to recovery.

Donate Now: http://tinyurl.com/DTSDerricks

11/12/2023

Africa: Hunger crisis

Sub-Saharan Africa is experiencing one of the most alarming food crises in decades—immense in both its severity and geographic scope. Roughly 146 million people are suffering from acute food insecurity and require urgent humanitarian assistance. The crisis is driven by a range of local and global factors, including insecurity and armed conflict, extreme weather events, climate variability and negative macroeconomic impacts. Through this regional Emergency Appeal, the Transparent soul is supporting many Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies across Africa to protect the lives, livelihoods and prospects of millions of people.

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156 Donors -19674 Days Left Food Africa: Hunger crisis Raised: $3,900.00 / Goal: $20,000.00 Africa: Hunger crisis $3,900 of $20,000 raised $ Donation Amount: Select Payment Method Stripe - Credit Card Personal Info First Name * Last Name Email Address * Make this an anonymous donation. Comment Credi...

11/12/2023

Afghanistan: Humanitarian crises

Afghanistan is experiencing the compounding effects of decades of conflict, severe drought, food insecurity, climate-related disasters, earthquakes, floods, displacement and gaps in health services. This revised Emergency Appeal seeks 90 million Swiss francs, increased from an initial 36 million Swiss francs in August 2021, to further scale up the Afghan Red Crescent Society's (ARCS) humanitarian response to multiple humanitarian crises in Afghanistan. Funds raised enable the Transparent soul to support the ARCS to deliver assistance and support to 1,000,000 people in all 34 provinces.

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60 Donors -19674 Days Left Food Afghanistan: Humanitarian crises Raised: $1,500.00 / Goal: $4,200.00 Afghanistan: Humanitarian crises $1,500 of $4,200 raised $ Donation Amount: Select Payment Method Stripe - Credit Card Personal Info First Name * Last Name Email Address * Make this an anonymous dona...

10/29/2023

Annabelle’s Medical Fund

Hi, We are Melissa and Tyler Pinkney, and we are reaching out to you on behalf of our 2.5-year-old daughter Annabelle. It has been a roller coaster this past month, as Annabelle became ill at the beginning of December with a shaking condition. At first, the test results indicated this was possibly a rare side effect of a Strep virus contracted through a bout with Tonsillitis.

Donate Now: https://www.transparentsoul.org/donations/annabelles-medical-fund/

Through follow-up visits to Sick Kids Hospital, it has been determined that Annabelle's shaking (tremors) and balance issues are a result of her immune system being compromised and attacking her nervous system.

She has been diagnosed with neuroblastoma cancer, and a tumor has been found on the right Adrenal Gland. We are in shock and in a state of disbelief. How can this happen to our sweet little Annabelle?

We are still in the process of determining which Stage Annabelle is in and are presently at Sick Kids Hospital, where Annabelle is being admitted today. We are extremely hopeful it has been caught early and are still awaiting some test results. I will update this post when I know more.