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Started by: Shannon Guidi
For well over a decade Nicole has been dedicated to helping others in Madagascar, Africa. Now she needs our help. She is facing an undiagnosed medical condition that is causing her to have speech and motor control issues as well as a host of other challenges. The medical care she can get in Madagascar is not sufficient and she needs to be brought to the US for medical attention. This will be an expensive endeavor with travel for herself and her husband Narindra, as well as the mounting medical costs.
This is where you come in. Please take a moment to donate, but don’t stop there. Share this need with others. We can’t bring this dedicated missionary back to the US to get healthy without your help. Share with your church, your pastor your friends.
To see a bit of Nicole’s journey please visit her blog: https://nicolerauch.blogspot.com/?fbclid=IwAR0vKZZE5fznTV4isdnKNdpG-A23YGc_yKWCSW7iOlAOfbB_mhr1eM1Dvu0
Thank you for your love, prayers and support.
Blessings,
Nicole's Family and Friends
*Special thank you to Heather Hungate for creating this plum fund.
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Bradley Rauch — 5 years ago
Thank you for your prayers and support. She is in California. She has seen Doctors and received over 24 hours of tests and observation. There is follow up scheduled and lots of rest has been prescribed by doctors. Nicole and Narindra are deeply appreciative of the love, support and prayers that have brought her home to the care she needed. Thank you for respecting her time of healing and rest by directing all of your questions to Deanna, Shannon, Bethany, Ron or Myself.
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Deanna Holder Scott — 5 years ago
I would also like to add that coming back to a land of plenty can be difficult, there is an adjustment period needed to acclimate. We appreciate you all so much. We will work with everyone in order to get a visit when she is ready.. Thanks so much for understanding.
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January 10 at 5:37am
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