Donations Received: Reminder

Friday, December 18, 2009

Reminder - How To Donate

UPDATE: (12-28-10)
Amcore Bank (which is where we had our benefit account started, has been bought by Harris Bank and due to a bank error, somehow the title to the benefit account was changed without my permission); it is now being fixed, but until I receive that in
writing from the bank, any donations you would like to make, please use the paypal account in the main webpage: http://justinsrecoverywish.blogspot.com/
As soon as it is fixed, I will update the information. Thank you.

In the main website: http://justinsrecoverywish.blogspot.com/ you can click on the "Donation" button or go to any Harris Bank and let them know that you wish to donate to "Justin's Recovery Wish" Autism Fund. Please let me know via email if you are ok with our thanking you on our website, (justinsrecoverywish@gmail.com). If you are a business donating, please be sure to include your website address so that I can add it to our 'donation angels' list which will prompt when clicked to visit your website.

On behalf of Justin's Recovery Wish we thank you.

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Target Amount for Treatments

In the beginning we were quoted 2 different amounts from 2 different Dan Doctors, (around the same ball park of $13,000.00), but after diving in and experiencing all that is needed for Justin's particular problems (and many supplements), this has changed, it all depends on the child. The amount of follow up visits alone and the amount of visits is much more than what they had quoted, (honest mistake I'm sure). Furthermore the testing and re-testing, just all make for it to be almost impossible to say exactly how much we need. Only that we cannot afford the treatment and with the little we have seen so far, it is worth the effort. We do believe in the Biomedical Process of helping our Autistic little boy.

When I first requested the quote, they did warn me about that particular detail, that it would be just a ball park and it would depend on the needs of the child, the different modalities and changes needed with progress and/or after testing.

Note: Hyperbaric alone is costly and if it wasn't because of the grants and donations involved we would not have been able to proceed, so we are grateful for what we've received thus far and the continued help we will hopefully receive in the future.