Help Emma get treatment

If you have been blessed to know the Griffins, you are probably aware of Emma’s long and painful health struggles of the last nine years. A traumatic head injury in 2015 when Emma was fourteen was the catalyst for many complex health issues including damage to her spine and nervous system, intracranial infections, POTS/dangerously low blood pressure, daily IV fluids, constant headaches and weakness, as well as a Lyme disease diagnosis. Over the years, Emma’s friends have been blessed to watch her sweet and courageous faith as she’s seen countless doctors, fought to get diagnoses, and been through several painful and expensive procedures that ended up not being permanent fixes. Thankfully, the Griffins may have finally found a place that can successfully treat Emma’s interconnected problems. Sanoviv Medical Institute specializes in diagnosing and treating complex patients with Lyme disease, associated coinfections, and systemic conditions. Emma will be going for two weeks of treatment which will include comprehensive diagnostic testing, a variety of treatments to address the Lyme bacteria, as well as additional treatments for her autonomic nervous system. The team of doctors is experienced in helping patients like Emma treat the root cause of symptoms and provide systemic healing after years of chronic infection and illness.

Many people (including one of Emma’s friends) who have suffered similar problems have been greatly improved or even completely cured by treatment at this facility. Emma has been approved for treatment and is currently planning to travel to Sanoviv in July. Unfortunately, the treatment will cost the Griffins over $30,000. Would you prayerfully consider giving a gift of any amount to help pay for Emma’s treatment? Every little bit helps. If it is on your heart to donate, the payment is due to the treatment facility by June 14. You can also help by sharing this fundraiser. Most of all, please pray for Emma and pray that the doctors would have wisdom in knowing how to help her get better once and for all.