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Help Me Help Them

I have always wanted to put up a charity fund for the sick - especially for the less fortunate. For the past 3 years that I've been involved with XanGo, I have seen a lot of people who have struggled to survive from an illness. In most cases, their savings and assets were used up in a matter of months. For some who didn't have enough, they resorted to cheaper ways, i.e. alternative medicines, herbal concoctions, etc. In worst cases, patients suffered so much pain, and there was nothing they could do about it.

I believe it's necessary to seek medical help, but one must never underestimate the importance of supplements and nutrition. However, seeking the benefits of both "worlds" could be expensive. This is where we come in. I have a desire to provide as much XanGo Juice as needed to local residents who are in dire need of medical/health assistance. It would save them a great deal of money, and would positively affect their health and well-being. It would give relief, not just to the patient, but to his/her family, as well.

If you would like to support my cause, I would be very grateful. Any amount will be greatly appreciated. The names of the donors will be acknowledged in this blog, and I will be posting developments on this project, as they happen. Right now, I know of two families who are needing help - one family has a dad who has a stage 4 cancer; the other has a grandma who's health is slowly deteriorating. Prayers are also welcome. =) Thank you very much! 10.14.08

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