David Warren's Medical Fund

David Warren graduated from Clayton High School in 2000 and is the grandson of Gene and Verleen Atchley. He is a husband, father of four and friend to so many and is suffering from a rare blood disease called Erythromelalgia.  Erythromelalgia currently has no cure, and while the cause of the disease remains unknown, it is thought to be a condition resulting from dysfunction in the normal narrowing and widening of certain blood vessels, leading to abnormalities in the flow of blood to the extremities.  In David’s case, it has resulted in extreme pain in his feet (including constant stabbing pain, burning and open ulcers) for almost 3 years now.   This pain is now traveling upward, causing extreme sensitivity to touch, temperature changes and water…even resulting in the skin falling off as it is washed.  Although certain pain medications have offered slight relief, they’ve carried their own problems…leaving David sixty pounds heavier, in an almost constant state of dizziness, and often passing out due to pain.

 Now confined to a wheelchair, David needs our help.  He is supporting his family as a small-business owner, and his future prognosis might be the amputation of his left foot.  In his state of pain, we as his friends and family can do two things: pray and offer monetary support.

 So, as we pray for a miracle and his complete healing, let us also support his family through a monetary donation in whatever amount we can give.  We cannot bear his pain, but we can help shoulder the burden.

 Please support the Warrens.