Most of all, I hope that when he does use these funds, he'll feel all of the love and support that is around him. I have no written contract with him or Kanye West’s company (who I have had no dealings with at all).
Or, maybe he could use it to send Henry to fishing camp so Henry’s love of the outdoors and nature will continue to flourish in new ways (that may, or may not, include another fish tank in his room). I’m sorry that my cousin Damon Dash is using our family relationship to advertise his movie. I also hope that Thomas will use some of the money like Cole would: to buy Sabine some ridiculously expensive yellow tennis shoes that will fit for one season, simply because she loves yellow and they make her face light up. I’ll be honest though, I hope that we raise so much money that he can use some of this fund to help with practical things like childcare this summer, or housekeeping services, or even doggie day care for Bernie, their 120 lb Bernese Mountain dog (puppy). The money will be turned over to Thomas so he can use it for whatever will benefit the kids the most. The money can be used to help with both the practical and maybe even the not-so-practical. This GoFundMe account is being set up in honor of Cole O’Shea. The support from the community has been amazing – thank you so much! Our new goal is $47,000, in honor of Cole's 47th birthday (3/23). Messages of support have been posted daily. So much has been done already - Coverage for Sabine (10) and Henry (8) has been arranged so that Thomas can be at the hospital to sit with Cole and meet with doctors.
#STACEY DASH FAMILY HOW TO#
But I, like many of you that have reached out to me with the same idea, think it is a way to create options in a time of few choices.Īs the unimaginable unfolds around Cole and her family, so many people have been asking how to help. Thomas hasn’t so much endorsed me doing this, as he has acquiesced to my gentle nagging. More details on her story can be found here: After several weeks of tests and monitoring, but no progress, the doctors delivered the horrible news that there was nothing else that could be done and she was transitioned to hospice care. On Thursday, February 21, she was moved to INOVA Fairfax Neuroscience ICU for better monitoring. She was admitted to the ICU there, and they determined that she had fallen into a coma and suffered an anoxic brain injury (lack of oxygen to the brain). The ER team worked on her for 20-25 minutes to get her heart working again, which they ultimately did, but she was still unconscious. As they pulled up, Cole seemed to suffer a seizure/lose consciousness. unable to keep any food or fluids down, seemed dehydrated, etc.) so Thomas took her to the ER near their home. On Monday, February 18, Cole was not feeling well (e.g.
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