Hi, thank you for clicking your way here! My name is Walter and I made this page for the beautiful, hard working, intelligent, love of my life, Kat...We met in high school, became best friends, and have now been together for three years working hard in school and at our part-time jobs. When I met her I knew she had limitless potential and that she was the kind of person who would drop anything to help someone else, she's so caring! Kat is currently studying to become an ASL interpreter and help people in need!However, for the past several years, Kat has been suffering with worsening and debiltating symptoms of Lyme disease. The list of symptoms that Lyme dsease can bring is exaustive. Lyme is a monster that when unnoticed by doctors, invites co-infections and other life altering complications. Kat has been put on all kinds of medicines, has been offered all kinds of "treatments" and has worked her hardest to fight the disease but it's beginning to be to much to fight by herself...While although she's done her best to keep her spirits up, she has had several hospital visits, and was instucted to start using a cane to walk. You can imagine how this was one of the hardest pills to swallow for a young girl with so much promise. She continued to use the cane and try medications until we heard even more life changing news...KAT’S PREAGNANT! A BABY IS COMING!On August 16th 2015 our son, Liam, was born to two over-joyed, goo goo-eyed parents willing to do whatever it takes to provide their son with everything he needs. This is one of the reasons why Kat needs to fight back against the lyme harder than ever before! Kat needs to kick Lyme for good so she can be the best parent she can be. The doctor she trusts the most is no longer covered by her insurance and neither is her treatment. Any heart-warming donation we receive will go towards her treatment. A dollar or even a share to your Facebook page will be greatly appreciated!She never wants to tell her son that she can't play with him, hold him, or be the best mom she can be to be due to Lyme disease. Help us so she never has to...Thanks for reading,Walter and Liam
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