Aaron Holley's Medical Fund
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Aaron Holley, father, husband, son, brother, and local entrepreneur was faced with the unimaginable on October 1.
Last week Aaron had suffered some minor head aches he attributed to a head cold and as he described "some difficulty focusing." On Saturday October 1st he woke up disorientated and unable to speak in complete sentences (expressive aphasia). His wife Christine rushed him to the ER. After a CT and MRI, we discovered that Aaron had suffered from a stroke. The co-owner of local hotspot, Wasserhund Brewery, is still in the hospital praying for answers and recovery. At only 28 years old, a stroke is highly unusual.
Aaron has private insurance, but even with that coverage, we all know the out of pocket costs and high deductibles can hit hard, especially for young growing families and small business owners. Aaron’s wife Christine is also one of the co-owners of the brewery, helps run their business, is expecting their second child, and raising their 18 month old son Andrew.
Our family is thanking God for his current stable condition, but there are still numerous unknown costs in the future. Bearing the cost of this critical hospital stay, tests, procedures, and foreseen rehabilitation are not what this young family should be concerned with right now. Any help in relieving the financial burdens at such a difficult time will allow Aaron and his wife to focus on a speedy recovery.
Last week Aaron had suffered some minor head aches he attributed to a head cold and as he described "some difficulty focusing." On Saturday October 1st he woke up disorientated and unable to speak in complete sentences (expressive aphasia). His wife Christine rushed him to the ER. After a CT and MRI, we discovered that Aaron had suffered from a stroke. The co-owner of local hotspot, Wasserhund Brewery, is still in the hospital praying for answers and recovery. At only 28 years old, a stroke is highly unusual.
Aaron has private insurance, but even with that coverage, we all know the out of pocket costs and high deductibles can hit hard, especially for young growing families and small business owners. Aaron’s wife Christine is also one of the co-owners of the brewery, helps run their business, is expecting their second child, and raising their 18 month old son Andrew.
Our family is thanking God for his current stable condition, but there are still numerous unknown costs in the future. Bearing the cost of this critical hospital stay, tests, procedures, and foreseen rehabilitation are not what this young family should be concerned with right now. Any help in relieving the financial burdens at such a difficult time will allow Aaron and his wife to focus on a speedy recovery.
Organizer and beneficiary
Sarah Cardona
Organizer
Virginia Beach, VA
Christine Holley
Beneficiary