Chuy's Recovery Fund (Jesus Delgado)
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As many of you may know, my brother Chuy, recently moved out to Arizona in hopes of starting a new chapter of his life with his girlfriend, Sarah.
A few weeks into his transition, Sarah found him on the floor outside his home office early in the morning. Chuy was not able to get up and showing no signs of movement on his entire right side. Not long after being rushed to the local hospital, his condition was serious enough to necessitate an airlift to the Abrazo Central Campus. The doctors there determined he had suffered a stroke. Further tests showed he also had undiagnosed diabetes, which was the major contributing factor.
He is in good spirits, but the road to recovery is a long one and the costs are beginning to soar. The initial local hospital visit alone was upwards of $25000. At this time we do not know what the expenses from Abrazo will be. He was in ICU for (2) weeks and has since been transported to a rehabilitation center, where he has just begun therapy. Although insurance will cover a significant amount, the remainder is still shockingly high.
At this point we do not have a hard financial target, but any contribution is helpful appreciated beyond belief.
Our family would like to say thank you in response to the outpour of love and affection that everyone has been sending. He's an awesome friend, co-worker and amazing brother. We all know Chuy is stubborn, but with the help and support from his friends and family, we know he will recover to the best of his ability.
Thank you, everyone.
-Isidro
A few weeks into his transition, Sarah found him on the floor outside his home office early in the morning. Chuy was not able to get up and showing no signs of movement on his entire right side. Not long after being rushed to the local hospital, his condition was serious enough to necessitate an airlift to the Abrazo Central Campus. The doctors there determined he had suffered a stroke. Further tests showed he also had undiagnosed diabetes, which was the major contributing factor.
He is in good spirits, but the road to recovery is a long one and the costs are beginning to soar. The initial local hospital visit alone was upwards of $25000. At this time we do not know what the expenses from Abrazo will be. He was in ICU for (2) weeks and has since been transported to a rehabilitation center, where he has just begun therapy. Although insurance will cover a significant amount, the remainder is still shockingly high.
At this point we do not have a hard financial target, but any contribution is helpful appreciated beyond belief.
Our family would like to say thank you in response to the outpour of love and affection that everyone has been sending. He's an awesome friend, co-worker and amazing brother. We all know Chuy is stubborn, but with the help and support from his friends and family, we know he will recover to the best of his ability.
Thank you, everyone.
-Isidro
Organizer and beneficiary
Isidro Delgado
Organizer
Spring Valley, CA
Jesus Delgado Valladares
Beneficiary