Help Hope Live in the News5.15.23

How you can help an Oshkosh woman raise $60K to treat MS, transverse myelitis that could lead to permanent paralysis

Kelly Kinney received intravenous treatment with a red blanket draped over her body. she has light skin, light eyes, and short red-brown hair.

A bowling fundraiser on May 20 will raise funds and hope in honor of Kelly Kinney, who is living with life-changing medical diagnoses that threaten to leave her with permanent paralysis without intervention.

While a hematopoietic stem cell transplant represents a big opportunity for a healthier future for Kelly, insurance won’t cover the cost, and she does not qualify for HSCT clinical trials because of her “non-textbook” diagnosis and her existing treatments.

That’s why she’s fundraising with Help Hope Live.

Written by Emily Progin