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Monica “Mo” Wells has been fighting for more since the very beginning. Born in 1982 in a small town in southwest Kansas, Mo’s first lifesaving surgery came as an infant after a young doctor recognized that the “blue baby” was not pinking up with oxygen alone and had her airlifted to a hospital capable of saving her life. Since then, she has faced challenge after challenge with strength, humor, and determination.
Over the years, Mo has turned her own experience into support for others through Camp Rhythm and by mentoring people with her condition. She has spent years showing up for the congenital heart community with honesty, encouragement, and understanding that only someone who has truly lived it can offer.
Now, as she faces a heart transplant, one word captures what she is fighting for: more. More time. More memories. More laughter. More ordinary days and major milestones. More chances to keep showing up for the people and community she loves. When Mo was asked during the transplant process why she was willing to take on something so difficult, demanding, and life-changing, the answer came down to that one simple word. She wants more.
A transplant offers hope, but it also brings major financial strain. Even with insurance, there are many uninsured medical and related expenses tied to surgery, treatment, and recovery. To help with those costs, family and friends are raising funds through the nonprofit Help Hope Live, where donations are tax deductible and designated solely for transplant-related expenses.
Mo has spent a lifetime showing up for others. Now she needs her community to show up for her. Every donation helps lighten the financial burden ahead and helps give Mo what she is fighting for most: more.
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Friend of your Aunt Kathy. Wish you the best.
Gary Ashmun
Sending hugs from old friends ❤
Caitlin + Jenny Custer
Bramily strong!!! Monica, I saw your post on facebook & wanted to send you a message of support and a small donation. I hope you can get healthy and see Brandi again soon! -Alyssa
Alyssa Brown
There’s something deeply wrong that it has become necessary for U.S. citizens to resort to fundraising to stay alive. Access to healthcare should be viewed as a human right. This woman is an honorable, hardworking person, who is loved by many people. I apologize to her and many others who have taken on crippling debt because of medical expenses. You keep on keeping on with your head held high. The people who should be ashamed are the people refuse to vote or campaign for universal health care.
Rebecca Duncan
Bramily ❤️for all the best outcome
Anonymous
Sending lots of Bramily love!
Liz Fallin
You’ve got this!
Doug&Susan Holmes
Wishing the very best on your health journey!
Melinda Kerwin
We have and will continue to be in awe of your family and the journey that you find yourself on… handling it with joy and humor and honesty. You are special. One of a kind. In a world with so much darkness right now you are a light to us. We are cheering you on!!
❤️ Lots of love from the Lane Family. ❤️
Sedera Lane
I’m honored to get this campaign of support for Monica started! Monica is the bright loving supportive light of our family and we are so very grateful that she is being given this chance at a long, healthier, more robust life with us.
Pam Bryan
Make checks payable to:
Help Hope Live
Note in memo:
In honor of Monica Wells
Mail to:
Help Hope Live
2 Radnor Corporate Center
Suite 100
100 Matsonford Road
Radnor, PA 19087
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