Ashley Fogg with help during her health crisis

Hi my name is Beth and I am fundraising for my beautiful friend Ashley Fogg. We both live in Central Texas just a few miles from each other. I would first like to tell you about this young woman I get to call my friend. She is a virtual dynamo. She is the champion and voice for those that can not do it for themselves. She takes in those in need, be it human or animal it matters not to her, if she can help she will. She is a Mother, dedicated to her children growing up and never going without. I've seen her work odd jobs when her normal sources were not sufficient, no job is too small or too big, just so long as it pays. I've seen her guide hunts, tending bar, trimming animal hooves, bottle-feeding baby animals who lost their mothers, and transporting animals from one place to another. I have called her in the dead of night, always when one of my animals was sick or hurt, and she always had the answers I did not, and though they were not always wins, she always fought for them to the very end. When she doesn't have money to give to charities she cared about she donated the thing she had less of, her time. She ran guided hunts for Wounded Warriors and other charities for children, my apologies as I cannot remember the names of them. When Texas was hit by a freak snowstorm, she took blankets and ran errands for those shut in by the snow, she hauled out vehicles that slid off the treacherous roads. When my life was hardest, she didn't offer me charity, she offered me a job. I wish with all my heart that you could see her like I do. Recently, she has had to fight on entirely different fronts, her own health having turned on her as she dealt with one medical emergency after another. She had promised her children's family her in-laws that she would let her kids be in their upcoming celebrations, and though she was at death's door, dealing with complications that came from being on a rotating string of antibiotics, when the plate in the roof of her mouth got infected after a goat kicked her molar out, and the infection that followed spread to her bloodstream, and required another round of powerful antibiotics. Her body's good microbes were essentially nuked and resulted in C-diff a life-threatening illness. She was in the hospital up to the day it was time to get on a plane with her kids to fulfill the promise she had made when she wasn't so sick. What should have been a break away from everything for her, turned into her ending up in a hospital once more only this time far from home, and her condition so serious she was rushed into surgery, and then again a few days later. She has raised money for those in bad shape, raising money and other needs for a family who lost their house in a fire, for a family that lost their father in a terrible accident, and for people devastated by loss, she has always been an angel, and never asked for any thanks. But I think this amazing woman needs the help of others right now. She would never ask for it, but while she deals with her health issues, she can not work, and she can not hustle the way she is used to doing. Any donations collected will go to her, to help her through what I know is serious enough to make her children orphans, should she lose the fight. If you know Ashley as I know her, then you know you would be helping a most extraordinary young woman and her family that needs her so much. Everyone always says anything at all can help, and I guess I am hoping that together we could be the raindrops that raise the sea. Thank you for letting me tell you about my good friend Ashley, and I hope you can find a few dollars that you don't mind handing off to help her so that she doesn't have to push through her life-threatening illness just to keep the lights on. Also, I would very much appreciate it if you were to share this link with others. Thank you for your time, and thank you for any help you can give. She is one of the good ones folks, better a friend than most deserve, but still, there it is...Please help her