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Help Support Cathy Doran

By Dorothy Miller, Community Writer
April 14, 2015 at 04:35pm. Views: 70

I am Cathy Doran’s mother, Dorothy Miller. Cathy is a 47-year-old mother of six who has “neurofibermentois.” Cathy has been in and out of Loma Linda Hospital 11 times since Thanksgiving. She is one of only 12 percent of people with this desease, where the tumors grow internally. Small microscopic tumors are in her veins, lungs and other parts of her body. She is on life support medicine only taken by 12 people in the U.S. to save her life. She is now diagnosed with Pulmonary Respiration and has been in critical ICU at Loma Linda University Hospital. Her husband Rob has been by her side and has not been able to work. They are assured of future income but because the system is slow in coming they have fallen behind and need $1,200 as soon as possible to get caught up. He is an indepentant tile layer. Please, any donations are greatly appreciated. If you are interested in donation, please call Dorothy Miller at 951-203-5407 or donate at the Go Fund Me page, http://bit.ly/1aQheJG. Thank you, Dorothy Miller.

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