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Nicole “Nikki” Seefeldt, a lifelong advocate, native South Dakotan, and east coast transplant, needs your help. Nicole has Lymphangioleiomyomatosis (LAM), a progressive lung disease that results in cystic destruction of the lung where the airway is blocked, limiting oxygen delivery to the rest of the body. In August 2015, the seriousness of her 12-year battle with LAM escalated to such a point that her doctors wanted to evaluate her to determine if she would be a good candidate for a double lung transplant! underwent evaluation testing in August of 2015. She listed on March 1, 2016. She also has Tuberous Sclerosis Complex (TSC), a genetic disease that causes benign tumors to grow in many of her organs.
She had her double lung transplant at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania on December 2, 2016 after a 9 month wait on the list. She was living with 12 percent of her lungs left during her wait.
Nicole grew up in Clark, South Dakota and graduated from South Dakota State University in 1999. From there she resided in New York City for 10 years then moved to Pennsylvania in late 2010 where she resides with a group of close friends. Today she needs the help of her family, friends and community.
Even though Nicole had good insurance through her employer, transplants are financially draining. Because her health deteriorated, she was unable to continue working in July 2015, which required her to go on COBRA. After her transplant, Nicole had stay close to the hospital for several months to recover and attend rehabilitation. Post-transplant anti-rejection medications must be taken for the rest of her life and they are enormously expensive. Nicole cannot face this challenge alone.
Additionally, now, even under Medicare, some drugs & medical supplies of hers are still expensive & some are not covered at all. She also faces a few more surgical procedures due to complications of her TSC.
In June of 2023, Nicole started outpatient kidney dialysis due to declining kidney function because of LAM and TSC and being on years of immunosuppressants.
NOTE: As of 7/18/2023 — Hi everyone, since my evaluation tests will likely be held in August. You can hold off on donating until I figure out exactly what my expenses will be and that I do in fact qualify. Once I find out, I will post them here. But to those who have contributed in the interim, I appreciate it because if I have an unexpected cost or test that isn’t covered, I now know I have enough in my fund to cover it.
She is starting the process of sending away for information to potentially receive a kidney transplant evaluation and see if she qualifies for a transplant. She has two centers she is exploring and has recently sent away for updated criteria on their programs and options.
To help with this financial burden of Nicole’s ongoing expenses, a fundraising campaign in her honor has been established with Help Hope Live, a trusted non-profit organization that has been providing community-based fundraising guidance for patients and families for more than 30 years. All donations are tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by law, are held by Help Hope Live in the Mid-Atlantic Lung Transplant Fund and are administered by Help Hope Live for transplant-related & medical expenses only. Please, consider giving.
For credit card contributions, please click the yellow Donate Now button.
Thank you in advance for your support. Keep an eye on this campaign page for updates and fundraising events. Nicole can be reached at [email protected].
With sincere gratitude,
Nicole “Nikki” Seefeldt and her Family and Friends
NOTE: As of 7/18/2023 --- Hi everyone, since my evaluation tests will likely be held in August. You can hold off on donating until I figure out exactly what my expenses will be and that I do, in fact, qualify. Once I find out, I will post them here. But to those who have contributed in the interim, I appreciate it because if I have an unexpected cost or test that isn't covered, I now know I have enough in my fund to cover it.
Update: I need your help again. I recently started dialysis, and now that the pandemic has settled some, I need to explore options for a kidney transplant evaluation since my Chronic Kidney Disease is Stage 4. I'd rather not wait until Stage 5 to start the process and see if I'm a candidate. I'm starting by sending away updated criteria for an evaluation to a few different centers so I can pinpoint exactly what Medicare and my supplement will cover and what might not be covered that I'll have to fundraise for. Any help or donations will be hugely beneficial.
My kidney function has been destroyed by both TSC and LAM as well as the impact of immunosuppressant drugs I take for my lungs. Furthermore, drugs I tried before the transplant to slow growth I developed problems with after transplant so my treatment options are extremely limited.
Please watch this page for updates. Since I'm not sure what my expenses will be yet or which center may accept me, I have not set a specific goal. As I know more, I will post more, but I wanted to refresh this page to start fundraising again.
I'm at a little over 13 months now. Had a few scares & blips my first year but not bad all considering. Having a few TSC related issues pop up, will keep abreast if they turn into anything but hoping not. It was hard for me to write last month because although I celebrated my anniversary, my dad who has been there for everything in my life died on Christmas Eve from pancreatic cancer. He started home hospice shortly after my anniversary. While his death was hard emotionally (I was not medically cleared to fly to be with him) and physically (I was still recovering from losing some function prior and getting back on my feet after anemia) I was very happy he saw me through my first year and was able to be with me when I had my transplant. My support system continues to be strong, so while I will always miss him. I'm still not alone. I finally qualified for Medicare, so that means no more COBRA payments. Things are ok for now, but if drug costs become unmanageable or something unforseen happens I am at least strong enough that I can manage a fundraiser now if need be. That said donations are welcome at any time in any amount. Thank you everyone for your support in getting me through this far. Your help has sustained me for my medical needs and care for about 2 years now which has alleviated a lot of stress and worry.
5 months out. Insurance paid for the year. Had a bit of rejection about a month or two ago, but it resolved on its own. Honestly, 40 is a number that I had a hard time seeing in my future, but I will now later this month thanks to friends, family, & my donor.
I graduated rehab a few weeks ago & am back home. The funds raised have come in handy as I've had some medical bills starting to roll in. It's especially helpful not having to worry about keeping up with my insurance premiums. Thanks everyone for all the support.
Thanks for everyone's support. I completed my first week of rehab and am working on getting my insurance payments out of the way. I appreciate all the help I'm getting. My insurance changed carriers (now Blue Cross and I'm at 2K deductible) so these donations will really help.
Nicole has been released from the hospital as of last night ( Dec 13th). She has been recovering very well from her transplant, so far. Her entire hospital stay was 11 days! Her pulmonary rehab will begin tomorrow and continue for 6-8 weeks. She will continue to live in Philadelphia, close to the hospital, until her rehab program has been completed.
Nicole had her transplant!!!! On Thursday Dec. 1 we got the call for lungs around 10pm. We rushed down to Philadelphia and at 8:45am on Dec. 2nd, her surgery began. The surgery went beautifully. No complications. She has been speeding through her recovery. She came off the ventilator 24 hours after surgery. She was transferred out of ICU yesterday and is still recovering in the hospital. As of today she is off oxygen, breathing room air. She has one chest tube (down from the orginal 6) remaining. She is eating well and had her feeding tube removed today. She's also been able to sit up in a chair for a good period of time and had a walk this morning.
-Elizabeth C
I have for a time deactivated my social media accounts on Twitter & Facebook. I have personal reasons for this. Perhaps I will be back or maybe not. I will see in a few weeks. You can reach me here on this page or those who care know to reach me at my email address. Thank you very much. You may also still continue to follow my blog at https://ilivebreathe.com/.
I cancelled my appointment with Hopkins due to illness. When I talked with them about rebooking, I was told I'd need a doctor's note. I'm done with the red tape & there are other factors that would make this undeniably harder. So I won't be dual listing as of now. I can only hope that my transplant happens before the end of the year, because I won't know what will happen next year. I have pre-existing conditions & can't work, but I may be forced even in poor health to just to even have any coverage, especially if they make cuts to Social Security & Medicaid/Medicare. This isn't about politics either, it's a legitimate worry. I stopped working only because my doctors told me I had to. I'm frustrated, yet trying to remain optimistic. Yet, I am mostly tired. But I have come too far to turn back.
If you've been following my blog, you can read up on what happened with the U of MD. Even though I had some friends try & help me & they (U of MD) were willing to see me, because of the amount of oxygen I'd need to coordinate for the trip, it's pretty much undoable to do a consult there, since they don't provide oxygen at the visits like Penn does. You can read more about that here: https://ilivebreathe.com/2016/09/03/learning-to-live-with-frustration/
But, I just keep plugging away. So far no lightening striking twice, but still a day left in the holiday. I really only hope this transplant comes soon. I have another visit at my center on September 8.
I was very lucky to be reinstated with my past oxygen supplier when the one I had been using had cut off my service and deliveries without notice. Unfortunately, I had to find a second concentrator since my supplier will only rent me one. I did but thanks to having my insurance payments come out of this fund, I was able to afford a reliable but used unit that will be coming to me soon. Same model and style as the one I'm renting now. This will allow more flexibility especially for weekend calls and allow me to have a unit for the lower level of my house. For those who haven't been keeping up with my blog, I'm still waiting. Had that one dry run over the holiday but no calls yet. I've opened up a discussion with my transplant doc about dual listing (being listed with more than one transplant program or hospital in hopes of getting transplanted sooner) just in case and have some people i know getting some information for me on U of Maryland's lung transplant program criteria. If I don't qualify then that will be it, but I certainly think trying another region with another wait time and dual listing there is a good move it's possible for me. Certainly doesn't hurt to find out. I'm also very lucky to have a pulmonary rehab program next door to my doctor's office. Even though it's only two days a week I'm active enough I've been doing walking or other things a few days a week that I'm still meeting my requirements, but without the rehab things would be much more difficult. My doctor was also concerned enough to start me back on a reduced dose of rapamune until I'm transplanted. Even if its a risk I'm relieved because the decline is much more manageable and I've stopped losing so much function per visit in comparison to when I was off the drug.
I had my first dry run on Saturday. 4 months in & I'm getting calls so I find that really encouraging. It was a long day & one that didn't pan out unfortunately because one of the donor lungs had pneumonia, but my team did their best to find me something that might have worked & for that alone, I'm truly grateful. I've had a few times where I've been in & out of hospitals in June because of wacky oxygen levels but am still holding my own in spite of it.
I am down at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. I went over to my local ER on Thursday afternoon because my oxygen levels were low just getting water and not doing much of anything. My oxygen demands had also been increasing a lot. They don't know a whole lot yet, but they ruled out blood clots, lung collapses, or something obvious. Hopefully on Monday the breathing tests will figure something out and we can come up with a plan. I have a wonderful support system of friends that are helping me through this, but I may have more expenses to remain in Philadelphia until transplant or also for some additional therapy if my insurance won't cover it. That's why your donations have been and will continue to be so important & appreciated. I'm still not super strong, but the steroids are opening my lungs enough I can do some walking and try to care for myself a little so I'm confident my team can get me through this bump and then help me stay the course to transplant. Thanks for the support & donations.
BTW - Thank you for all the donations. It's really appreciated. Because of the money raised I was able to pay off my insurance premiums for the year, also able to pay some oxygen rentals & a few other bills.
It's halfway into June. Now 3 months into the wait. I've slowed considerably but still trying to stay active. I seem to go up a liter of oxygen about every 4-6 weeks. Right now I'm on 6 Liters for most things. Even more for exercise. It's frustrating to be here, but hopefully I won't be waiting too much longer & at least the more winded I get, the higher my score goes so I've been closely monitoring my body & reporting any changes to my transplant team. I have another appointment June 30th and my exercise demand continues to go up I might need to look at rehab down there to keep in shape & give me the right amount of oxygen I need to exercise with if none of my current machines/devices can. Right now, we're just saying the course & trying to maintain while I wait.
I followed up with my center today. I am on the waiting list as of March 1. So 10 days on & I didn't even know. Funny way to find out but the wait has begun. Now in 6 months (or maybe less or slightly more) I'll have an even better update.
Hi, Everyone. I'm very close to listing now. Just one more blood test result & waiting for the Rapamune to clear my system & it will be a done deal. Definitely sometime this March. I can't thank everyone enough for helping me reach my goal & exceed it. I've been using some funds to stay ahead of my insurance premiums & may also need to use some for medical transport possibly, so it's all helping! Once I find out I'm officially starting the wait and in the UNOS Registry computer, I'll post another update. They anticipate a wait of 6 months or possibly less for me. So it's slowly creeping up. Keep up the donations and positive vibes. I appreciate them all!
I had to reschedule my most recent transplant appointment due to the blizzard. We received 31 inches of snow, & I know Philadelphia had more. I'll know more about what the next steps are later in February, but for now I am still holding my own. Want to thank everyone again for their donations. I sometimes fall behind in reaching out as timely as I'd like to but I do appreciate them.
There were a few friends & extended family that sent me a few donations over the holiday season. I want to thank them for that! The support has been overwhelming. Right now it looks like I will be listing in February & I'm in good shape thanks to everyone's help with managing some of these expenses. It's a huge relief.
I know it's been awhile since I updated, but I wanted to thank everyone again for their support. Looks like I'll be listing sometime after the holidays, just not sure exactly when yet. But I'm hanging in there. When I do list, I'm told that it will be around 6 months I'll have to wait, possibly less at the rate that my center is doing transplant. Continued good thoughts, well-wishes & positive energy are welcome. Thanks to everyone who has helped me meet my fundraising goals, it's a pleasant & wonderful surprise to be over the mark!
Thanks to everyone. I have exciting news.
The initial goal will be met, just finalizing things for that to happen. From now on, the funding indicator will be shut off.
Also I will be receiving both challenge grants which is incredible.
But people can still give because....
My insurance premiums alone will be close to this goal if it takes me longer to return to work or if I have to continue coverage until moving Medicaid in 2 years. Right now that's close to $600/month alone.
This also does not include deductible expenses, oxygen rentals, or co-insurance & copays until my out of pocket for 2016 is met on that plan (I'm ok for this year). It doubled last year, so I'm expecting that to happen again in 2016. It's still relatively low by most plan standards but still expensive. That will all re-start January 1.
I have no idea yet what my actual expenses will be. But meeting this goal gives me a great start towards these expenses & then also may at least cover my medications. The continued help is appreciated. As I'll need to plan similarly for years to come. Anything you donate is secure & verified & used solely to help with these efforts.
Though it has not credited, my benefit yesterday in my hometown raised over $10K, quite possibly more. We will definitely hit that 20, but since this is a long-term fund & will now have my own insurance premium expenses as well as new deductible expenses in January of this year, I am so happy that people continue to try to build a cushion for me.
This also does not account for donations I've received that are yet to come in plus the rounds of Jamberry & Pampered Chef fundraisers as well that have yet to factor in.
Therefore, I am pleased to announce to get a more accurate total, I am for today, boosting the goal to $25K to see how much we get when things wind down for the year. We may do more or may do less, so I can adjust accordingly, but I think that initial 20K is well in hand or will be quite shortly. What a tremendous show of love! Thank you all.
So I went out for Brunch at Mitzi's today. Susan and Matt, the owners & friends of mine presented me with the first round of cookie proceeds. The total raised was close to $1300 dollars. Incredible. Additionally, many kind strangers supplemented this with donations & gas/grocery cards. Humbling.
I then came home to Skype into my hometown's benefit, I don't have full totals yet, but there was a silent auction, live auction & pancake feed put together from so many people I know & grew up with. The auction list alone was close to or over 100 items.
Truly, one of the most amazing efforts I've seen in my life. I know we'll be at 10K at minimum by Thanksgiving. Maybe even more. I'm just awestruck.
This does not count other donations I've received since I've been home, either. What a wonderful strong show of support.
The day of my accident I received a note & a check from my cousins which until yesterday remained unopened. They own Boss' pizza in Sioux Falls (& have 3 or 4 other locations). It was their 10th anniversary this year so they had a 2 day celebration. They always give a donation to Feeding South Dakota which they did the first day, but then they decided to run their anniversary specials a second day so they could pitch in and help me out. There was a small yet brief spot that ran on the local news just before. I was aware that this was done but didn't know just how much was raised when that note came. I'm humbled to say that spontaneous effort raised an additional $530. Now that I'm home I will mail those proceeds off shortly to boost my fund. I know they don't think it much, but it helps. I know we have some continued creative ideas for after the holiday season to continue the boost, but I think it's heartening to see all the creative ways family & friends from everywhere are stepping up with to help me reach my goal.
I'm finally home. Released today from the rehab center & now recouping at home. Check out this nice feature from the Morning Call (my local newspaper) on the cookie sale that my friends at Mitzi's table spontaneously started about a month ago that is concluding at the end of the month: http://www.mcall.com/news/local/burbs/mc-mitzis-table-transplant-fundraiser-20151028-story.html
I had a serious car accident on October 8th to contemplate matters. Someone collided with me near head-on though I did my best to avoid it. I cracked a rib and had some other superficial injuries as well as pneumonia from the airbag dust. I am still recovering. I've been in an inpatient rehab since Friday and have been making progress on my own this weekend in baby steps to try to speed my recovery but taking it slow enough to not wear myself out. Will start rehab tomorrow and hopefully they can help me get back to close to or where I was before the accident. Meanwhile, people continue to visit me & rally around me & I am touched & humbled by the outpouring of support for me. This is extremely heartening for me to see & I appreciate it.
We've cleared 5K now....This is really great. I appreciate everyone's efforts so much!
So my friends at Mitzi's Table, my favorite Sunday brunch hangout, have been working hard the last few weeks. Cookies for Nicole is in full effect until the end of the month. $280 raised in the first week alone. It's so great to see this.
In addition, my friends in the advocacy community, like Casey Quinlan (Mighty Casey) are also leading social media charges to drive donations & continuing to share my page & leave messages of cheer.
This positive energy & momentum is really touching & helpful.
Wow, Team Nicole in all locations & all facets of my life are pulling out the stops right now. I'm impressed, moved & appreciative. We're almost at the $5K mark with no signs of stopping just yet. This is awesome people!
Looks like a few new spontaneous fundraisers have popped up again. Sunday November 1st in Clark, at the Legion my hometown friends & family are hosting a pancake supper.
In addition, my cousins Heidi & Jeremy Seefeldt who own Boss' Pizza & Chicken have a 10th Anniversary coming up & 10 percent of sales on September 29th will be donated. I appreciate all of this help & we are really are making a dent in achieving my goal. It's really inspiring for me to see so many people pitching in & helping me out with this.
All the likes & shares & donations to this page are also appreciated. It's been touching to see how many people from all aspects of my life have come forward to help me. I'm very fortunate to know so many caring people.
I received another spontaneous leg up this weekend to move the meter forward. Thanks to Jim & Colleen; Elwood & Vickie for sending in donations to deposit & add to the kitty.
I walked into the most pleasant & thoughtful surprise today (Sunday morning). Where I live there's this fabulous brunch spot. I go in there with another friend quite frequently, in fact every Sunday that I can. When I walked in this morning, much to my surprise they had a "Cookies for Nicole" campaign set-up. For each cookie that they sell up until November 1, they are setting aside 100 percent of the proceeds of each cookie they sell for my medical fund. This came totally spontaneously & unprompted but I love the sentiment & creativity behind it. Matt & Susan are both hard-working small business owners who appreciate their customers & make them feel special & appreciated besides just being warm & caring people who are wonderful to know & befriend. This effort by them & their crew was so creative & inspiring, & of course, appreciated greatly.
Nicole's improv buddies set up a donation fund for Nicole at tonight's Improv Comedy Bar Brawl show and raised $173 dollars. Thanks so much to the Lehigh Valley Improv community. Special thanks to Amber, Steph, Andy and Dan for making this happen.
( posted by Elizabeth)
Heidi Larson (a long-time childhood friend of mine) and I have been working on setting up a Jamberry nail fundraiser for October to end of November. Once we have all the details in place, I'll post the fundraiser details here under Fundraising activities.
But I'm working with a volunteer friend, Penney Parks on an online Pampered Chef fundraiser as well. So if that's more your speed, then stay tuned.
I'm choosing a mix of online fundraisers too because I know some people enjoy them & it makes it easier for everyone to participate but I'm also hoping to fold in some other things too.
This provides me with a pleasant distraction while I'm off work as I won't be cleared to go back until after my transplant, unfortunately.
All in all, I'm overwhelmed at all the help I've been getting from my friends with donations and setting up my potential fundraising endeavors so far. Thank you so much!
The day I launched my fundraising page I received a very special message from two friends from my small town who I've known a long time. They wanted to do something simple & immediate to help. They routinely grow veggies, bread and eggs on their own. They decided to set up a veggie sale for me then & there this very week as a small way to make a donation here to this fund in a creative way. That "small way" raised $175. I am very humbled and impressed but want to thank Anita & Edith as well as the group who all purchased vegetables. I just point this out to show that people get creative on their own to help their friends in need & also promote their own ways to make a donation to this page in ways I had never even thought about! Well done ladies! I'm fortunate to have such good friends. By the time that's accounted for and cleared along with a few others who are sending donations via mail, I will be over $2200 since this page launched.
My best friend from childhood, Heidi is a Jamberry consultant & we are working on doing something with that soon as well to kick this off with a first event. So stay tuned for details on that as well.
Thanks so much for all the daily well wishes. It's so comforting and inspiring.
I want to thank everyone so much for their support so far. I am so pleasantly surprised at the generosity of others to help me with this. I just wanted to post a quick update. There are a few more tests & data my doctors want to get together now, but I will most likely be listing in 2 months. I unfortunately had another drop in my lung function since April & it showed up during the evaluation so yesterday they reviewed the results and told me they feel I'm a good candidate for a transplant. I think this 2 months is prep time to come up with a good plan & to get more data together to strengthen my case and score. Even though I'm using more oxygen now on a daily basis with most activities, I am hanging in there, and this support helps so much.
Soon the calls & delegations will come from my family, friends, & me to help delegate & start planning some fundraisers. But everyone has gotten us off to a great start so far towards our goal and I want you to know that it is sincerely appreciated.
One of my goals before Labor Day was to set up this fundraising page with HelpHOPELive. I set a stretch goal of $20,000 at this time; as this is meant to be a long-term fund. There is no race to hit this goal. However, I feel it's attainable over time with the help of friends.
Even if we fall short on this effort ultimately, every dollar towards this amount will help & is appreciated. Please note that any contribution you make is tax-deductible & goes specifically to my medical fund.
If I am not immediately listed after discussing my evaluation test results on 9/8 with my doctor, I will still need to start fundraising; so I felt now was a good time to set up this page & start to circulate it.
Right now, I am unable to work. If I am unable to return to my job, I will then have to start making payments to keep my present insurance as even if I receive Social Security Disability, I will not be eligible for Medicaid for at least 2 years.
I'd like to try & offset some of those costs through this fund if possible.
If I am listed immediately, then I will still have those costs, plus additional medical costs, both pre-transplant & post-transplant which will add up & continue over time. I don't say this to scare people in to giving. I just want them to know that this money is only used for medical expenses such as these.
I am going to start planning fundraisers soon after I have things laid out a bit more after my follow up appointment on 9/8/15. As I announce them, they will be posted here.
If you'd like to volunteer to help in any way, in lieu or in addition to making a donation, please contact me & I'll put you in touch with my fundraising coordinator here at HelpHOPELive so we can all work together on some fun & successful & low-stress events.
I welcome people to get involved even if they just want to distribute fliers or a coin bank in their area or volunteer for a night. It all will help & the effort is sincerely appreciated.
Thank you all for your support.
Always impressed with your tenacity and proactive nature. Here’s to future success!
Ariana Del Negro
Sending you best wishes from a TSC Family in Alaska. Keep fighting!
Rebecca Racenet
So happy to hear you are recovering successfully! Thinking of you!
Kat Aldrich
Dear Nicole, I pray for your continued improvement and your recovery by leaps and bounds! I love you and am so happy for you. God bless you and you're our Christmas Miracle! Love you, Lisa
Lisa Ann
I'm glad you finally were able to get your new lungs. I will keep you in my prayers for a full recovery. But we all know you got this.
Tana Gisi
I am so happy for you. I got the update today and cried. Yes, serious me crying, you read that right. Take is slow, you have fought to hard to get to this point. Arianna said she is praying for you and maybe one day you can make iy to Fl to visit.
Bridget Stull and your lil TS buddy
You got this girl! I'd celebrate by eating some potato oles... but they are still no taco johns in Nashville. Still pretty excited for you though!
Laura Foote
Nicloe, I am so happy for you! Good Luck and I hope all goes smoothly! <3
Cindy Mills
You got your new lungs I'm so happy for you. my family and I are praying for a speedy recovery for you
Mike Finstad
You did it, Girl! You got new lungs! What an amazing journey it has been knowing you! And what amazing adventures lie ahead! I'm SO excited for you! ♡
Angi Mozeko
Nicole- Keep fighting and pushing girl! You've got this and you have so many people from all over the United States cheering and praying for you. You are an inspiration to all who suffer from chronic illnesses. Keep going- the finish line is in sight!
Micheal Brannan
Nikki - I know you are going through a lot right now. Just know our thoughts and prayers are with you. I sent this link out to almost 1,000 people. All my best.
Scott Moskowitz
Thanks for all your updates of FB. Your wisdom and wonderful spirit is, as always, inspiring
Carol Peckham
Hoping you will be able to breathe more freely very soon! I remember how much it pained me to watch my mom struggle to breathe. Sending lots of love, hugs, and prayers your way. Xox
Liz Ostrow
Here's to the wonderful Nikki Seefeldt! It is my privilege to know you. It is my honor to support your campaign.
May you be blessed by every force of the universe.
Anne Levine
Hey, on a rainy Saturday, what better than to create some virtual sunshine, right?? Here's to making the goal by Turkey Day!
Mighty Casey
Happy Sunday Dear Nicole, Greeting from so many folks in Clark. Meeting today with Bonnie and some others to get things rolling for Nov 1, Clark Lions are a go also. We love you, keep up that wonderful spirit you seem to always show.
Marie & Merlyn and so many others
Lifting you in lots of thoughts along with prayers for patience, strength and healing! You inspire many of us with your joy, laughter, smile, and a "can do" attitude. You "can do" this and we cheering you on every step of the way! Stay steady:)
Amy Klimas
Keep your spirits up and trust in God. He will see you through this.
Dianne Givens
Greetings, dear Nicole, from so many people who know you and love you (and from a few who don't even know you at all!). This group includes Donna Weisbrod, Bonnie Graves, Melanie, Helen Olson, Kathy Olson-Roebke, Ashley Durham, Carlene Rasmussen, Margaret Bergh (my mom) and Bailey Hurlbert. All the very best possible good stuff for YOU, dear girl! The Two Old Broads met lots of folks that are on your team!
Anita and Edith, The Two Old Broads
Wishing you lots of easy breathing and good health with this transplant! Mailing a check tomorrow!
Cim Nelson
You are such an amazing person and are living each moment day by day with an uplifting attitude a lot of us need to have daily.I wish you the very best and hope and pray for you. May you be able to stay strong and remember you are so very special in our hearts. God Bless You!
Char & Duane Peterson
Dear Nicole! We are thinking of you and appreciate the updates. Your grace, gusto and spirit moving forward in life is warming. Praying for you. Love, Kris, Ben, Charlie and Kate Desnoyers
Kris, Ben, Charlie and Kate Desnoyers
Thinking of you and praying for successful treatment. Will get a donation to you soon. Stay strong......
Colleen
Your are a strong willed , beautiful woman, you can beat this, lots of people praying for you.
God Bless and keep you close to him.
Marie & Merlyn
Marie & Merlyn Ritter
Thinking of you today and everyday!! God be with you Nicole!
Brad Desi Baylar & Ryker
Thinking of you today and every day! Lots of prayers going up for you and your fam!
Mati
Nikki- YOU are in my prayers every day!
Bill Savino
Keep fighting the good fight Nicole!
Jake Bermel
Wish I could help more but hope this will help! You are an inspiration and a light in this sometimes dark world. Sending you love my friend!
Traci King
Breathe easier, my friend. I hope my donation helps
Stephanie Schmoyer
Love you! xo
Jodi
I am praying for you Lil sister. And will also send a donation. I only hope that you have found the one, the only one, who can take you this.
Rev. Phyllis Glover Cucchiani
Keep fighting Nicole! Love you!
Joe Stempo
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Accessibility for all: Helping people connect with who and what matters most
Building leading-edge mobility products
One of the largest mobility dealers in the U.S.
Consult with specially-trained pharmacists, get your medications for pickup or delivery and more
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Your first step to optimized communications
The event for the disability community
Born to connect, empower and inspire the rare disease community.
A mobility dealer for wheelchair accessible vehicles and adaptive equipment