Heather Hebert medical funeral memorial fundraiser

Let me tell you about my good friend Heather Hebert. She's a mom to Alex, engaged to be a wife to Joe Reed, she's a sister, a daughter, niece, granddaughter, cousin, aunt, and friend. Heather is a hippie loving, free spirited, fun loving, kind soul who loves to help anyone she can. She loves her family, and her friends. She's amazing with kids and animals. She was a hard worker, and excelled and all she did. 

Around the age of 12 or 13 Heather was diagnosed with epilepsy. She suffered many years with having grand mal seizures. On Sunday April 16th 2023 while working her shift at the Huron McDonald's Heather had a grand mal seizure and squad was called. After coming out of the seizure while in the ambulance with the medics present Heather went into cardiac arrest. The paramedics were able to instantly start working on her. After approximately 6 minutes they were able to get her heart beating. Heather was in placed on life support and severely sedated. Well her brains them is intact there are many factors in play.

As we keep hope and continue to pray I'm coming to you all to ask you to pray or send good vibes for Heather and her family. I'm asking for any amount of a donation you can afford as Heather would always do the same. The money collected will go towards anything Heather may need, time off for her soulmate her fiance Joe, and their son Alex. That way they may be with her in the event of her passing it will also help contribute to any medical bills or funeral costs. Whatever money not used for Heather will go into a savings account for her son for future education / college expenses.

I thank you all for your time to read this, and even if you can't donate will you please at least share this as much as possible and help this little family.

While working on Heather's GoFundMe, it is with a very heavy heart that I inform you all, Heather is being called home on April 28th 2023 life bank Will be present at firelands medical center to help Heather and assisting other recipients who are in dire need of transplants. One of Heather's wishes were to be able to help others and to be able to assist Doctors and scientists unable to find a cure for epilepsy and seizure conditions. I ask you all to please keep this family in your prayers and thoughts and and happy positive thoughts to them and their dark hours ahead. Any donation will help as now there are funeral expenses to prepare for.