I still remember that fateful day when my youngest brother, Sunny, was rushed to the hospital. It was a Tuesday evening, and as we all anxiously awaited, fear gripped our hearts—fear for his life, fear for what might happen if something went wrong during surgery. The atmosphere was thick with worry, but also full of faith; after all, this wasn't the first time one of us had faced adversity head-on.

Sunny fought a brave battle against an unexpected enemy: a brain aneurysm. Surgery on Wednesday marked the beginning of his fight back to health—a journey that would be long and arduous. But through it all, Sunny showed resilience!

Now, as Anne, his wife, faces this crisis with him, she must take on a role reversal: supporting her husband instead of being supported by him. Their daughters Sophia and Sunshine look up to their father for love and guidance—a bond that now feels fragile under the weight of Sunny's health battle. It’s more than just medical costs at stake; it’s about rebuilding lives, hearts, and futures.

I write this to you as his sister to ask you for support—not only prayers, though they are deeply appreciated, but financial help too. Sunny needs several months of recovery time, which means Anne is now the sole breadwinner while he heals. Any donation, no matter how small, can make a significant difference in their journey back to normalcy and security.

"In times like these," Sunny would say with that reassuring smile, "it's not just money we need; it’s love—the kind that comes from the heart of our community." So here we stand, family by family, friend by friend, reaching out in hope to you all. Help us keep our promise to Sunny: to be there for him and his loved ones until he is back on his feet again.

Thank you for reading this message—for opening your hearts not just once but multiple times during these trying times. Your support could mean the world to them, giving them hope that they are truly never alone in their struggle. Let’s continue to uplift one another through thick and thin.

With heartfelt gratitude,

Sabrina Delacretaz & The Lohden Family