Yelitza morales: Help Connie seek the treatment she needs

Help Connie seek the treatment she needs

Thank you for taking the time to read Connie’s story. My name is Yelitza and I (along with other family members) am doing this GoFund me for my cousin and best friend, Connie. Connie is a 37-year-old mama, wife, sister, daughter, best friend, makeup artist, skincare specialist, and book lover.

Connie’s health journey started at the age of 14 when it was discovered she had scoliosis. She underwent a 7-hour spinal surgery. A few months after the surgery, she began experiencing excruciating intestinal pain, waking her up every morning and lasting for hours. Along with the pain, Connie would experience black outs, vomiting, constant urgency, fatigue, and chronic weakness. She was soon diagnosed with Crohn’s Disease. Due to the advancement of her illness, Connie was missing many days of school. With the increasing absences, Connie’s parents elected to homeschool her for the remainder of her high school years (missing out on proms, homecomings, and all those coming-of-age rites). For the past 20 years, Connie has undergone numerous surgeries, hospitalizations, treatments, and medications. Connie has also been diagnosed with endometriosis (that would also need several surgeries), fibromyalgia, and has undergone another spinal surgery.

As each year goes by, new complications and obstacles have developed that have weakened her entire body. Living and coping with illnesses for the rest of her life is not an option anymore! Connie is determined to be her own advocate and detective. Through the help of dear friends, she started going to different types of doctors and specialists including gastroenterologists, functional doctors, naturopaths, chiropractors, nutritionists, and physical therapists. She even went to Costa Rica to see a Dr there!

Connie has empowered herself with knowledge and resources through her experiences that have helped her. But she is not 100% where she needs to be, as these illnesses continue to affect her physically, emotionally, financially, and mentally. Her symptoms continue to weaken her and have kept her from being the mother, wife, friend, and esthetician that she longs to be. Unfortunately, she has had to learn how to tolerate and cope as best as she can with the pain, putting a smile on her face for those around her. Ninety-nine percent of the time, Connie is in pain. But there is a light at the end of the tunnel.

Connie was recently connected with a Dr in Colorado who was previously the chief head of medicine for NASA and works with patients in finding the root cause of their illnesses. He has healed a local lady here in west Michigan which has inspired Connie to do research on him. Although this Dr is not taking new patients, Connie begged him for an exception to be treated by him. The Lord answers prayers because the Dr has decided to see Connie. She was finally put on a waiting list for this upcoming winter.

Christian, Connie’s husband, works full time and does as many side jobs as possible to provide for their family since Connie is unable to work full time. She can do bridal makeup here and there but not at the full capacity that she would like. Connie and Christian sat down together to brainstorm how they could make all of this happen since the budget would include many things; Seeing the doctor as many times as needed in Colorado, testing’s, protocols, tools for at home use, and continuous preventative care here in Michigan, amongst other things. It felt so overwhelming and unattainable as they realized what it would take.

Through the encouragement and help of family and friends, they all came up with the idea of having a fundraiser which will include a concert and silent auction. Family have also decided to set up a GoFundMe for those who cannot make the fundraiser and for those who are willing to provide any monetary support. Through continuous trials, errors, and health struggles over the years, Connie has never given up hope for healing. Even in the midst of horrible experiences in hospitals, her endless discomfort and pain, having to leave her work behind, and missing out on countless opportunities with friends and family, she’s never given up hope that her life will change for the better! She believes her 40’s will be her best years yet. Connie’s faith in her Creator gives her the joy and peace to carry on and hold onto hope. She will forever continue this journey of getting her body back.

Here is what the Alvero’s goal amount will go towards:

*Multiple trips to Colorado

*Accommodations/hotel stays

*Initial Dr visit

*testing’s

*Protocols

*Food

*Car rental

*IV treatments

*At home devices including infra-red sauna and frequency specific microcurrent machine

*Continued care with physical therapist, supplements, and follow ups with Dr in Colorado

*Medical bills

We believe in the power of community and social media and know that we can achieve this monetary goal with the help of you all. We can’t wait to see Connie’s healing come to fruition. We are hoping to hit small goals first: First goal will be $10,000, second goal is $20,000, and third goal is $30,000.

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In 1897, Maxwell Becton and Fairleigh Dickinson founded Becton, Dickinson, and Company with a vision to improve outcomes for patients. Now an international medical technology company, BD serves healthcare institutions, life science researchers, clinical laboratories, industry and the general public. In addition, BD’s Global Health Initiative partners with organizations around the world to address some of the most challenging global healthcare issues.

In 1998, the first BD Scholars Program was created at Ramapo College. Over the course of several years, the program funded a total of 41 minority students, many of whom were the first in their families to attend college. In 2015 the BD Minority Achievement Scholarship Endowment was created to provide a constant stream of funding to award to students planning to major in a STEM field or nursing.

• Freshman planning to major in STEM or nursing
• Selected by the Office of Enrollment Management and Institutional Advancement

2023 Recipient

Anonymous

The recipient of this scholarship wishes to remain anonymous.

2022 Recipient

Yelitza Morales

Yelitza Morales of Bogota, N.J. is a first year Nursing major. At Ramapo, she is part of the Honors Program and Nursing Student Organization. She enjoys screening and assisting patients at her job at Englewood Health.

She hopes to further her education and become a Travel Nurse Practitioner and give others the opportunity to have access to healthcare.

2020 Recipient

Theodore Vlahogiannis

“I hope to use my degree to further our understanding of the natural world and help organizations that make biology more accessible to the average person,” says Theodore Vlahogiannis of Rutherford, N.J.

Theodore is a junior Bioinformatics Major with a 3.8 GPA. He is the treasurer of the Animation Production Club and works as a gallery monitor and installation tech for the Kresge and Pascal Galleries. When he’s not on campus, Theodore works as a freelance web consultant. He plans to further his education by attending graduate school.

2019 Recipient

Dahiana Arenas

Dahiana Arenas of Oakland, N.J. is a Nursing major. She was inducted into Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society and has been on the Dean’s List for the past two semesters.

At Ramapo, Dahiana has been active in the RCNJ Honors Program, the Civic and Community Engagement Center, Commuter Affairs, the ENHANCE Mentorship program, and Alpha Omicron Pi Women’s Fraternity. Within the Honors Program, Dahiana serves on the Executive Board and several committees. Through the CCEC, she has participated in several alternative break trips- including a trip to India that she is leading this winter. Last year, Dahiana went to Ghana to volunteer at local villages and, in the spring, to Costa Rica to help out at an animal sanctuary. Over the summer, her chapter sent her to Tennessee to attend a Leadership Institute. Dahiana is continuing to develop her leadership skills as part of the 2018-19 Sophomores Advancing in Leadership (SAIL) cohort. On campus, she is a Peer Mentor for Leaders in Service program participants, commuter students, and ENHANCE members.

Off-campus, Dahiana is a certified Pharmacy Technician for Walgreens. She hopes to utilize her medical background and love of traveling to one day be a Nurse Practitioner, connecting with and caring for individuals all over the world.

2018 Recipients

Yesenia Martinez

“It’s my honor to be the first in my family to go to college,” says Yesenia Martinez of Paterson, N.J. The freshman is a Biology major.

In high school, Yesenia helped elementary school children with their homework as part of her community service activities with the Boys and Girls Club of Paterson.  She hopes to become involved with the Biology Club, Commuter Affairs and the Women’s Soccer team at Ramapo.

Yesenia’s plan post-graduation is to join the military and then attend medical school.

Jaelene Palao

“A smile is the best thing a person can wear, and I hope to someday help others get their best smile,” says freshman Biology major Jaelene Palao, who hopes to go to dental school and specialize in orthodontics.

She has joined the Biology Club on campus and is also involved in the Filipino-American Student Association. “I was in leadership positions in high school, and I plan to enhance my leadership and communication skills through volunteer work at Ramapo.”

Jaelene is from Saddle Brook, N.J.

Dahiana Arenas

Dahiana Arenas of Oakland, N.J. is a first-year Nursing major.

“Fortunately, I was able to kick-off my college experience by joining Leaders in Service, where I volunteered with House on the Hill and the Mahwah Environmental Volunteer Organization (MEVO), and had the opportunity to bond with many inspiring individuals.” Dahiana is a Ramapo Student Ambassador, as well as a member of the College Honors Program.

Off-campus she works as a camp counselor and waitress. Post-graduation, she plans to attend graduate school and become a nurse practitioner. “I hope to use my degree to travel the world and deliver quality care to individuals in developing countries. ”

2017 Recipients

Felicia Jimenez

As a student athlete, Felicia Jimenez was part of the Ramapo Volleyball team’s historic NCAA National bid. She managed to play on the team, helped them make it to Nationals and pass the first round, all while maintaining a 3.9 GPA.  “I plan to carry on this tradition of combining academics with athletics after graduation as I pursue a career as a physical therapist for either a major league sports team or as a personal physical therapist for professional athletes,” she says.

Felicia has also been involved in Digs Volleyball Club as an assistant coach and works with their 14 year old and under first team.  She has helped lead them to second place in two tournaments and the top 50% in a large tournament in Washington D.C.

She is a Biology major on the Physical Therapy track.  Felicia is from Jersey City, NJ.

Jose Carrillo

Jose Carrillo of Lodi, NJ is a Bioinformatics major with a double minor in Mathematics and Italian. He holds a 4.0 GPA.

At Ramapo, Jose is a Resident Assistant of Mackin Hall and also active in the Mixed Martial Arts Club and the Pre-Dental Club.

He has worked off campus as an IT intern for the Bergen County Public Safety Operations Center and the Bergen County Law and Public Safety Institute. He has also volunteered as an assistant martial arts instructor for TheDOJO in Rutherford, NJ.

Terrence Cando

“I understand that my future involves a lot of hard work and long hours, both on the job and studying, but I am up for the challenge,” said Terrence Cando of Jersey City, NJ.  The Nursing major has a 3.725 GPA and has been on the Dean’s List for the past two semesters.

In addition to his rigorous nursing coursework, Terrance plays on the men’s Volleyball team.

Terrence has also been involved in off-campus activities and organizations, including volunteering at local nursing homes and hospitals in the Jersey City area. Post-graduation, he intends on continuing his education towards a master’s degree in nursing.

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