In Honor of

AJ (Alicia Jones) Pittman

Parkville, MO

Help Pave the Way for for AJ

❤️ AJ needs a heart-liver transplant ❤️

She has spent her life helping others through their hardest moments—now she needs the same support to survive hers.

Family and friends of AJ (Alicia Jones) Pittman are raising funds through Help Hope Live, a tax-deductible nonprofit. While we have insurance, your contributions will cover out-of-pocket medical expenses of about $60,000 for medications/treatments, travel, temporary lodging in Nashville, and medical bills related to her heart–liver transplant.

AJ was born with a complex congenital heart condition called Transposition of the Great Arteries (TGA). Throughout her life, she has undergone multiple open-heart surgeries, pacemaker procedures, and countless medical interventions. Now she stands at a life-changing crossroads.

What makes AJ extraordinary is not just what she has faced—but how she has lived it.

She has never allowed her heart condition to define or limit her. She has earned two degrees, built a meaningful life, and remained deeply connected and active with her husband, stepsons, sisters, mother, stepfather, and friends. She is vibrant, engaged, and full of life—even amid the understandable uncertainty of what lies ahead.

Professionally, AJ is a psychotherapist and program director who has dedicated her life to supporting individuals and families through their most emotionally difficult moments. Her work has created a powerful ripple effect—strengthening relationships, guiding people through crises, and healing her community in ways that extend far beyond what can be measured.

Now she finds herself on the same uncertain path she has helped so many others navigate.

Your support—through donations, sharing her story, and keeping AJ in your thoughts—will help ensure she can focus fully on healing and recovery.

Thank you for helping pave the way for AJ—and for being part of the ripple of good she has created.

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