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As a brother, there is no pain greater than watching someone you love suffer every single day, knowing you cannot take their pain away.

My brother has already been through surgery, endless hospital visits, and unimaginable hardship. We hoped the worst was behind us, but his journey is far from over. He still needs $1,500 to continue his treatment, receive the medications he depends on, and complete the medical care that gives him a real chance to recover.

Deadline: 21 Jul

Current Progress: $23,946 / $ 25,446

Every day we delay his treatment is another day of pain, fear, and uncertainty. Seeing him struggle while worrying about how we will afford his care is heartbreaking. We have done everything we can, but we have reached a point where we simply cannot do this alone.

Your support will help cover:

• Ongoing medical treatment

• Essential medications

• Medical supplies

• Follow-up care and rehabilitation

Every donation, no matter how small, brings my brother one step closer to recovery. If you're unable to donate, please consider sharing our fundraiser. One share could reach the person who changes everything for my brother.

Thank you for reading, for caring, and for standing with my family during one of the hardest times of our lives. Your kindness gives us hope. ❤️

Not to mention her body has been rotting for 20 years and that would probably include the bones, due to the moisture from whatever liquid they put her in probably causing some of them to rot easier

And come important tissues and muscles have probably already decayed by now

One of the only asexual activists is Yasmin Benoit, a Black woman. She has raised so much awareness for the community. She was the first asexual person to lead Pride in London, she started the #thisiswhatasexuallookslike movement and is THE leading voice for the community.

And you all will celebrate international asexuality day on April 6th but we wouldn't even have that if she hadn't cofounded it.

Here's just the basic lore behind my Actual Kids Show AU series.

Instead of making a kids show like in the actual game series, Amanda the Adventurer was a book series. These were published by the Kensdale Library thanks to Katherine Park, Sam Colton's childhood friend. These books told the story of Amanda and her love to explore. Rather at home or out in her own neighborhood she could always find a way to turn something into an Adventure.

Though it was always Sam's dream to make a TV show he instead kept just focusing on his books. What he didn't predict was that the exact dream would be his own adopted daughter, Rebecca Colton's dream as well.

At the age of 28, Rebecca opened her own studio thanks to the strong community in Kensdale to help fund and support the young Colton's dream. Episodes of Amanda the Adventurer were posted on YouTube for the world to see. All child voice actors are kept anonymous to the public for safety. A legal guardian is always present with these young actors as well.

Ok so I know some people will have questions on how this all actually works and I'll be honest these are concepts. I'm not a writer I just come up with ideas and post them for yal's enjoyment. I'm not all smart when it comes to understanding film industries. So I apologize if this idea seems basic and bland.