Dear kind-hearted friends, I am reaching out to you today for a special reason. My furry friend, Ollie, has been struggling with some health issues recently, and I could use your help. Ollie has been my companion for over a decade, and he has been with me through thick and thin. He is not just a pet to me, but a cherished friend who has always been there for me. He even came with me to college. Unfortunately, Ollie has been coughing a lot lately, and I had to take him to the vet for some tests and exams. The results showed that he has a narrowing trachea, along with an enlarged heart, liver, and thyroid issues. Although the good news is that most of these issues can be managed with medication, the bad news is that the bills are piling up. The exams and scans alone cost about $1000, not including his medications. After five weeks of medication, Ollie will need to be retested to ensure that the treatment is working. If everything is okay, he will then need a dental procedure, which will cost about $3000. As a newly graduated college student, I am struggling to keep up with the mounting costs of Ollie's treatment, and I am afraid that I won't be able to provide him with the care he needs. This is where you come in. I have created a GoFundMe page to help raise the funds necessary to cover Ollie's medical bills. I would be eternally grateful for any contribution, no matter how small. Ollie means the world to me, and I cannot imagine life without him. Thank you for taking the time to read this, and please share this message with anyone who might be able to help. With love and appreciation, Caitlyn #caitlyncohen #fundraiser #donate #animalrescue #vetbills #stutter

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When I was growing up, I was in denial about my stutter. Even though I knew that I had it, it made me feel so insecure that I would get defensive and change the subject when people tried to talk about it. I remember that when I was younger if a family member mentioned it, I would even throw a tantrum because I found it so difficult to acknowledge. Being bullied in middle school didn't help, and I always felt like my stutter was the reason why I didn't have many friends. However, when the Covid pandemic hit, I decided to post a video on social media about my experience with stuttering. Honestly, I only did it because I was bored, but it ended up getting a lot of attention. I was amazed by how many other people could relate to me and how many people I was able to help by sharing my story. That's what inspired me to keep posting more videos. Over the last couple of years, I've become a lot more confident in myself. I've learned to accept that my stutter is a part of me, but it doesn't define me. I don't care anymore what other people think or say about it. I'm me, and that's all that matters. @stutterology @martha_speech Thank you to @Marc Winski for challenging me!! I challenge allies @Meghan Trainor @AndyGrammer & @anna x to make a video saying this or allies can say, "If you stutter, l'm listening" #normalizestuttering #normalizestutteringchallange #stutter #caitlyncohen

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