Help Bring Dorothy Freeman Home to Jamaica

My name is Kayon Marshall. I am Dorothy Freeman's niece. My Aunt came to visit on April 12, 2024. This was supposed to be just a relaxing vacation. On June 12th, I got home from work at 11:30 and saw her slumped over the couch. I asked, 'Aunt, are you okay?' She said yes, just a sharp pain. If you are Jamaican and feeling a sharp pain, the first thing she asked for was some ginger tea. Being in the profession that I am, when I hear 'chest pain', I rushed her to the ER, not knowing what I was about to discover. After a few tests, the doctor came to me and asked how long my Aunt had been sick. I told him just now. He told me not that way. I asked him to elaborate some more. He said, 'I have to admit your Aunt because she is really sick.' He mentioned she has CHF, pneumonia, kidney failure, and liver problems. I was shocked. He mentioned her EF is 10 to 15%. I did not know my aunt was that sick, and she herself never knew how sick she was. This is a lady that lights up any room she enters. She is always laughing, full of energy, and loved by everyone she came across. It's been back and forth out of the hospital from June 12th until today, 08/19/2024, at 5:45 pm, she gave up the fight. I am still in shock. This is my favorite Aunt, my mum's sister. She had plans. At this moment, it's very hard on her kids and grandchildren. I am asking for any amount of donation just to bring her body back to Jamaica so they can see her one last time.