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Fundraising for Divan Conway – Lissencephaly, Cerebral Palsy, Epilepsy

Divan Conway

Divan`s story:

Divan Conway is a 11 year old boy who was diagnosed with Lissencephaly (smooth brain), Cerebral Palsy, and Epilepsy (West Syndrome). He currently weighs 40kg, he can not walk or talk at all, and his mother has to carry him everywhere.

Divan suffers from extreme cerebral palsy therefore he cannot walk or sit on his own nor can he speak. As a result of constantly being in bed he developed chronic lung damage. He will be using nappies for the rest of his life and therefore also linen savers. 

Due to his special needs, mom had to leave her job to take care of him. 

Divan has epilepsy and has 5/6 fits on a daily basis, and is on six types of medication: Epilim, Keppra, Sabril, Rivotril, Epanutin and Ativan. The epilepsy is extremely challenging to control. 

He regularly contracts infection in his lungs due to all the mucus and lack of movement, and has been admitted to hospital repeatedly for Acute Upper Respiratory infection. Mom has to clean his throat and nose with a suction machine to remove all the mucus that he doesn’t swallow. Divan has a feeding tube because he can’t eat and drink, and can only consume milk and water. He also struggles with bladder infections because his bladder does not get rid of all the urine. It is mom`s duty to empty his bladder for him at home using catheters.

Please open your heart and support our fundraiser for Divan by purchasing any of his “Little Soldier” bracelets, “Hope for Divan” bracelets or key ring. All proceeds are donated towards his ongoing medical are and expenses – together we CAN make a difference in their lives!

Alternatively, please consider a donation, any and all donations welcome. REF: Divan Conway.

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Fundraising for Jasmijn Duvenhage – Rare Disorder IDIC(15) with intractable Epilepsy, Severe Hypotonia, Gastrointestinal Dysmotility, Recurrent Pneumonia

Jasmijn Duvenhage

Jasmijn`s story:

“Meet beautiful little Jasmijn Duvenhage. She is our little superhero, fighting, like only a superhero can, since the day that she was born. Jasmijn was born via C/section with low Apgar scores and hypotonia and started choking, then turning blue on day two of life. Initially diagnosed with severe reflux, with temporal lobe epilepsy later confirmed at the age of 4 months. Complicated with West syndrome, diagnosed two months later.

By the Lord’s Mercy and Grace, West syndrome resolved at 10 months of age after battling through four months of very expensive steroid therapy combined with specific anticonvulsants.

Due to her underlying genetic condition (IDIC 15), Jasmijn’s condition was complicated with several different forms of uncontrolled epilepsy requiring yet another multitude of expensive anticonvulsant therapies, which (still to date) has not completely aborted the seizure activity. Little Jasmijn continues to have multiple daily seizures ranging in severity from quick and mild to completely life-threatening.

The ketogenic diet had been added about five months ago with a favourable, but still incomplete effect. This is still being titrated by a Specialist Dietician in the field and there is always hope.

Unfortunately this brave little girl, of whom her parents are very proud, started combatting recurrent viral pneumonia in mid 2022, these requiring admission for non-invasive ventilation leading to prolonged and very complicated hospital stays.

Her mother, despite being a medical professional, has not been able to go back to work since little Jasmijn had been born. She has been needed next to her little girl’s bedside to assist with her complicated therapeutic regime at home, as well as the hospital. This causes extreme financial strain as their home and their future plans were built on two reliable salaries.

To make matters worse, the medical aid has been helpful, but does not cover most of the expenses needed for Jasmijn’s basic care and the family is still in the process of reapplying for PMB cover. They have depleted their savings on their precious daughter’s care, with Jasmijn’s father working full time to support their family.

Thank you for supporting this brave little girl and our fight by purchasing one of these lovely bracelets from Arms of Mercy. Our Lord Jesus Christ bless you.”

Please open your heart and support our fundraiser for Jasmijn. All proceeds from the “Divine Grace Bracelets” are donated towards her ongoing medical care and expenses. Together we CAN make a positive difference and help a child in need.

Alternatively, please consider a donation; any and all donations welcome. REF: Jasmijn Duvenhage.

Fundraising for Jasmijn Duvenhage

Divine Grace Bracelets

The “Divine Grace Bracelets” for Jasmijn consist of wooden beads with silver and diamante fillers.

Colours: Turquoise and Silver mix.

Charm options:
Dragonfly / Star / Flower.

To place an order, contact the agent in your area or shop online.

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Fundraising for Lirie van der Merwe – Paraplegia, Respiratory inability, Osteopenia, Epilepsy

Lirie van der Merwe

Lirie`s story:

Lirie van der Merwe is 10 months old and has paraplegia from the chest-line down, respiratory inability, multi-lobar lung collapse, osteopenia, and epilepsy.

Lirie was born at 32 weeks. After 4 weeks in the NICU she suffered a neck injury that led to paraplegia from the chest-line down. Due to this, her diaphragm is paralyzed and she is unable to breathe on her own and is on a home ventilator to breathe for her. She also suffered from a femur break due to her bones being so brittle.

Lirie is currently at home but her home-care is R28 000.00 per month. She gets her feeds through a feeding tube and she is suctioned regularly. She also has a cough assist to get her secretions loose and keep her lungs from collapsing. She has a vigorous daily medical and mediation routine that needs to be followed. The Medical aid is depleted, and Lirie needs her physio and speech therapy sessions.

By supporting our fundraising efforts you can be directly involved in making a positive difference in Lirie`s life. All proceeds from the “Shine Your Light” bracelets are donated towards her ongoing medical care and expenses. Together we CAN change the world, and help a child in need!

Alternatively, please consider a donation; any and all donations welcome. REF: Lirie van der Merwe.

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Shine Your Light Bracelets

The “Shine Your Light” bracelets for Lirie consist of pink wooden beads with crystal, silver and diamante fillers.

Charm Options: Diamante Cross / Diamante Crown / Diamante Bird.

To place an order, contact the agent in your area or shop online.

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Fundraising for Kihané Stapelberg – Intractable Epilepsy

Kihané Stapelberg

Kihané`s story:

Kihané Stapelberg is a beautiful, busy and sweet 5 year old girl from Hartebeespoort in the North West Province. She had her first seizure on the 27th of August 2019, and the following year was filled with many obstacles that she had to overcome.

She has intractable epilepsy, nocturnal frontal lobe epilepsy, and temporal lobe epilepsy. Intractable epilepsy is when seizures can’t be controlled by medicines, and is not easily managed or relieved. Kihané does not respond to medication as she needs to, and on top of that, all the current medications are causing issues with her stomach as well so she needs medication to sort out all of the problems and side-effects.

Her epilepsy has caused damage and she needs to go for intense speech therapy and occupational therapy in 2021. She also needs to get rescue IV medication almost once a week to control her seizures. It is a daily battle and a big ongoing financial expense.

Please open your heart and support our fundraising initiative, all proceeds are donated towards Kihané`s ongoing medical care and expenses. Together we can change the world, one bracelet at a time!

Alternatively, please consider a donation; any and all donations welcome. REF: “Kihané Stapelberg”.

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Dare to Dream Bracelets

The “Dare to Dream” Bracelets for Kihané consist of purple wooden beads with crystals, silver and diamante fillers.

Charm options: Diamante Cross / Dream / Awareness Ribbon.

To place an order, contact the agent in your area or shop online.

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Fundraising for Brodie Snyman – Cerebral Palsy, Epilepsy, Microcephaly, Bronchiectasis, Dystonia, Apnea

Brodie`s story:

Brodie Snyman sustained severe brain damage at birth due to placenta abrubtion. Doctors said he is a very sick little boy and he had to spend 6 weeks in NICU. He started having convulsion fits and was struggling to drink normally. Brodie was admitted to hospital 3 weeks after he was discharged from neonatal with pneumonia, and was transferred to Sandton Medi Clinic to see Specialists there.

Little Brodie can’t swallow properly and then aspirates. From the severe repeated aspirations, Brodie’s lungs were severely damaged. He was diagnosed with Bronchiectasis lung disease and had to be put on oxygen. They also had to insert a mickey feeding tube in his tummy, so that he can be fed that way.

The first two years of Brodie’s life he spent mostly in hospital due to all kinds of infections as his immune system is very low, so he is very susceptible to viruses and illness.

His muscles are very spastic and requires botox every 6 months, he receives botox in the saliva glands to prevent aspiration as well.

Brodie requires weekly neuro/occupational/speech/swallow therapy, which the medical aid do not cover, He also needs a standing frame, special bath seat, and a specialised buggy for the scoliosis in his back.He also has displaced hips.

Brodie needs to see the doctors every 3 months to check on his lung disease. His chronic medication is very expensive, which the medical aid also don’t cover in full. He needs to be nebulised 4 times a day for his Asthma and Bronchiectasis, and he needs daily chest physio. Brodie also needs 24 hour care as he can’t sit, roll, stand or walk, and he can’t talk either.

Brodie is our Little Miracle boy, as we almost lost him twice due to severe infections. The doctors told us we would be lucky if Brodie gets to 2 year old, but he is a real fighter! He turned 3 years old in March and we are so grateful for every single day with him .

Required Medication/Treatment/Therapy

  • Co-payments for medication is roughly R2000 a month. All Therapy together adds up to R2400 a week if we can afford all 3 sessions.
  • Brodie’s medical equipment (standing frame, bath seat and specialised buggy) – the last quote received was about R120 000, but that was quite a few months back so the prices may differ.
  • Co-payments for Brodie’s Botox varies between R5000 and R7000 at the hospital.
  • Outstanding doctors, pharmacy and hospital bills to be settled which is roughly R11 000.

By supporting the Arms of Mercy bracelet initiative you can help make a contribution to Brodie`s ongoing medical care and expenses. Together we can change his world, one bracelet at a time!

Alternatively, please consider a donation; any and all donations welcome. Please remember to use “Brodie Snyman” as reference.

Follow Brodie Snyman’s Journey on Facebook for live updates on his progress and journey.

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The “Little Miracle” Bracelets for Brodie consist of white and silver wooden beads with crystals and diamante fillers, or a mix of white and silver with 4 green glass beads.

Charm options: Cross / Hope-Awareness Ribbon / Letter B.

To place an order, contact the agent in your area or shop online.

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Fundraising for Diandrè Labuschagne – Spastic Cerebral Palsy, Multifocal Epilepsy

Diandrè Labuschagne

Diandrè`s story:

“Diandrè Labuschagne was born with a mass on the right side of his brain. The prognosis was not very good for him and doctors only gave him 7% chance of survival in the first 24 hours, but this little fighter is still going strong.

On his 35 weeks pre-natal sonar, the Gynaecologist was concerned about a mass in Diandrè’s head and subsequently recommended that a fetal assessment be done. The outcome of the fetal assessment indicated that he will probably be still born or will only live a few hours. It seemed as if there was no hope for baby, Diandrè.

Diandrè was born on 4 April 2020 at 11:17. To everyone’s surprise he was born alive and was taken to NICU right after birth. On Monday 6 April he underwent a MRI scan showing that the tumour was still there and the prognosis was still not good for this little fighter.

He went to theatre 25 July 2020 for a Craniotomy to remove the tumour, it was confirmed that it was an intracranial haemorrhage most likely caused by a stroke that formed an infection that spread to his whole brain and left Diandrè with severe brain damage. He was diagnosed with Spastic Cerebral Palsy with cortical-visual impairment, profound hearing loss and Multifocal Epilepsy. Diandrè is still unable to cry or show any emotions.

Diandrè did not reach any milestones yet but is able to drink his formula.

Diandre’s parents try to keep up with his medical expenses but these parents have two sick boys Diandre’s older brother has a serious immune disorder and needs to be admitted to the hospital monthly to get his polygram (immune boost).

Diandrè needs funds for his monthly expenses like medicine and ongoing therapy to give him a better quality of life. The therapy is also needed to keep his body from getting spastic and to assist with reaching some milestones. At this stage, Diandrè has occupational and physiotherapy once a week. Diandrè is also in need of special seating to keep his posture and for him to be comfortable.”

Please support our fundraising initiative for Diandrè. All proceeds from sales of his “Absolute Miracle” Bracelets are donated towards his ongoing medical care and expenses. Together we can change the world, one bracelet at a time!

Alternatively, please consider making a donation – any and all donations welcome. REF: Diandrè Labuschagne.

Join the group Gebede vir Diandre on Facebook for live updates on his progress and journey.

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Absolute Miracle Bracelets

Absolute Miracle Bracelets for Diandrè consist of turquoise and gold wooden beads with crystal, silver and diamante fillers.

Charm options: Cross / Angel Wings / Joy & Cross.

To place an order, contact the agent in your area or shop online.

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Epilepsy Awareness – Risk Factors & Causes

epilepsy awareness

Epilepsy, also known as seizure disorder, is a neurological disorder, associated with abnormal electrical activity in the brain. It is marked by sudden recurrent episodes of sensory disturbance, unusual behaviour, sometimes loss of consciousness, and convulsions.

Anyone can develop epilepsy at any stage during their lifetime. The disorder affects both males and females of all ages, races, and ethnic backgrounds. It is not contagious or infectious, nor is it a mental illness or psychiatric disorder.

Risk Factors

Factors that may increase your risk of epilepsy:

  • Age: The onset of epilepsy is most common in children and older adults, but the condition may occur at any age, at any time.
  • Family history: If you have a family history of epilepsy, you may be at an increased risk of developing a seizure disorder.
  • Head injuries: Head injuries are responsible for some cases of epilepsy. Reduce your risk by wearing a seat-belt while riding in a car and wear a helmet when cycling, skiing, riding a motorcycle or engaging in other activities with a high risk of head injury.
  • Stroke and other vascular diseases: Stroke and other blood vessel (vascular) diseases can lead to brain damage that may trigger epilepsy. To reduce your risk; limit your alcohol consumption and avoid cigarette smoking, maintain a healthy diet, and exercise regularly.
  • Dementia: In older adults, Dementia can increase the risk of epilepsy.
  • Brain infections: Infections such as meningitis causes inflammation in your brain or spinal cord and may increase the risk of epilepsy.
  • Childhood Seizures: High fevers during childhood can sometimes be associated with seizures. Children who have seizures due to high fever generally won’t develop epilepsy. The risk will increase if a child has a long seizure, another nervous system condition or a family history of epilepsy.

Causes

The underlying causes of the epilepsy is unknown (idiopathic epilepsy) in approximately 66% of cases. Possible underlying causes of symptomatic epilepsy include: A head injury occurring at any age, A birth injury, Alcohol and drug abuse.

National Disability Rights Awareness Month

According to research, 5% – 12% of all South Africans live with some form of disability – and 20% of these have epilepsy – which is double the amount in developed countries. About 1 in 20 people will have an epileptic seizure at some point in their lives, while 1 in 100 will have seizures on a regular basis.

People with epilepsy are still able to do physical and intellectual work, and should not be treated differently. South Africa commemorates National Disability Rights Awareness Month every year from 3 November – 3 December.

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The Epilepsy Awareness Bracelet consist of purple wooden beads with crystals – and a Diamanté Awareness Ribbon Charm.

To place and order, contact the agent in your area or shop online.

Sources: https://www.gov.za, https://epilepsy.org.za, https://www.mayoclinic.org

All information in this post is published for general information and educational purposes only. Arms of Mercy NPC and the armsofmercy.org.za website do not offer any diagnosis or treatment, and will not be held liable for any adverse health effects, losses and/or damages whatsoever. Any action you take as a result of the information is at your own risk, and does not replace the advice of a qualified medical practitioner. Always consult with your medical healthcare practitioner.

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Fundraising for Janu Swart – Cerebral Palsy & Epilepsy

Janu Swart

Janu`s story:

Janu Swart, from Klerksdorp, was born premature at 29 weeks. He had a birth weight of 1.29kg and thrived, but by the time he was 10 months old he could not sit on his own yet and seemed floppy. Janu was only diagnosed at the age of 3 with Cerebral Palsy, due to Periventricular Leukomalacia. In February 2017 he started having seizures, and was diagnosed with epilepsy.

Janu is now 5 years old, he has visual problems and gross motor skills are impaired. He still can’t sit by himself or walk, and remains on epilepsy medication. He is seeing an occupational therapist once a week, and his speech improved remarkably since having neuro-development therapy. 

Janu is in a school with a caretaker that goes with him and otherwise his mom takes care of him. He is attending a normal school because his speech improved so much, even though he struggles with writing and fine motor skills. It would be ideal for him to have a computer with a special keyboard to assist him in his learning process. 

Janu is using a walker but needs his own walker that can assist him with independent walking. To get to that point, he would have to get foot and ankle orthosis (afo’s), which the medical aid doesn’t fund. He will have to undergo botox for his legs in the near future, and might be a good candidate for selective dorsal rhizotomy (SDR) surgery, which is only done in Cape Town or America.

Stem-cell therapy would also improve his gross motor skills and can make a big difference in his life. Another option is Hyberbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) which can improve spacticity in his legs. In the meantime he started with swimming therapy and is showing improvement.

Janu is such a friendly, happy child and gives everyone compliments. He is surely a CP warrior, constantly proving doctors wrong with his development. 

Fundraising for Janu Swart

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Puzzle of my Heart Bracelets for Janu; consisting of light grey & white wooden beads with crystal, silver and diamante fillers.

Charm options: Puzzle piece / Faith / Sword.

To place and order, contact the agent in your area or shop online.

Alternatively, please consider a donation; any and all donations welcome. REF: Janu Swart.

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Fundraising for Mikayla Brown – Cerebral Palsy

Mikayla Brown Cerebral Palsy

Mikayla`s story:

“Mikayla Brown was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy when she was 9 months old. She is unable to talk, sit, crawl or walk; unable to do anything for herself. When she was diagnosed, mom had to leave her job in order to take care of her. Mikayla has four other siblings and her dad is the only breadwinner in the house.

She has been attending intensive therapy as well as Oxygen therapy at Neurogenesis in Fourways Johannesburg. These therapies are mainly sponsored.

Mikayla has epilepsy and has to go for regular check-ups at a Government hospital where they provide her with medication because there is no medical aid. She also has Cortical Visual Impairment, but her vision has improved because of the Oxygen therapy. We would like however for Mikayla to receive more ongoing therapy as well as Oxygen therapy as we have seen so much progress but we are unfortunately not able to send her now as funds are a bit low. It was discovered that Mikayla now has a left hip dislocation by X-rays. We pray it gets sorted out as soon as possible and we are hopeful.”

Mikayla and her family depend on sponsors and fundraising to be able to provide for her ongoing therapy, as well as additional equipment when needed. The are trying every possible way to assist Mikayla reach her full potential.

Please support our fundraising initiative for Mikayla – all proceeds of her bracelets (see below) are donated towards her ongoing medical care and expenses. Together we CAN make a difference – one bracelet at a time!

Alternatively, please consider a donation. Any and all donations welcome. REF: Mikayla Brown.

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Hope for Mikayla Bracelets

“Hope for Mikayla” Bracelets consist of pink and black wooden beads with crystal, silver and diamante fillers.

Charm options:
Sunflower / Cross / Letter M.

To place and order, contact the agent in your area or shop online.

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You are My Sunshine Bracelets

“You are my Sunshine” Bracelets consist of sunshine yellow, lilac and silver wooden beads with crystal and diamante fillers.

Charm options: Butterfly / Awareness Ribbon / Faith.

To place and order, contact the agent in your area or shop online.

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Fundraising for Noah Smit – Mixed Cerebral Palsy

Noah Smit

Noah`s story:

Noah Smit is a 7-year-old boy from De Doorns in the Western Cape who was diagnosed with mixed cerebral palsy – dystonic & spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy. At the young age of 1 and a half years, the Neurologist said he would probably need an electronic device to communicate, and that he won`t be able to walk or talk.

Noah communicates through sounds, babbling and pointing. He can say a few words like car, cat, dad, and grandpa – but he still can not sit, stand or walk. Noah is a bright young boy and there is nothing wrong with his comprehension, but he is trapped in a spastic body with a mind of its own.

He needs daily therapy, but only receives therapy once or twice a month, as this is all that the family can afford at the moment. They are hoping to take him to America or Greece for SPML – Selective Percutaneous Myofascial Lengthening – a type of minimally invasive surgery utilized to relieve tension from muscle spasticity; used to treat children who have CP. This treatment is not a miracle, but can be life-changing for him as this will reduce the spasticity, possibly give his body time to learn how to sit or crawl or walk – and will allow time for the brain to rewire.

Mom doesn’t have to look after him full-time anymore as Noah spends half-day in a Special Needs Center in Worcester. Dad still works full-time to provide for the family.

Please open your heart to Noah and his family by supporting our fundraiser. All proceeds from the “Hope for Noah Bracelets” and the “Strength through Faith Bracelets” are donated towards his ongoing medical care and expenses where needed. Together we can make a difference in Noah`s life and give him a chance at a brighter future.

Alternatively, please consider a donation. Any and all donations welcome. REF: Noah Smit.

Like and follow Noah`s cp journey on Facebook for live updates on his progress and journey.

Fundraising for Noah Smit

Hope for Noah Bracelets

Hope for Noah Bracelets; consist of black and grey wooden beads with crystal, silver and diamante fillers.

Charm options:
Butterfly / Tree of Life / Filigree Heart.

To place and order, contact the agent in your area or shop online.

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Strength through Faith Bracelets

Strength through Faith Bracelets consist of purple, beige & silver wooden beads with crystal, silver and diamante fillers.

Charm options:
Faith / Hope / Diamante-octopus.

To place and order, contact the agent in your area or shop online.

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Fundraising for Seth Meyer – Cerebral Palsy, Epilepsy

Seth Meyer

Seth`s story:

Seth Meyer was born on 5 August 2016 a healthy boy, but started having epileptic fits two weeks later. He was rushed to hospital, endured weeks of blood tests and lumber punches, yet they couldn’t find anything wrong.

He then had a brain scan, but when the time came to discuss the outcome – the hospital lost the scan results because the machine was “not working correctly”. Seth was then taken privately for an EEG and started treatment for epilepsy by Dr. Thabiri in Vereeniging.

After going for a second opinion regarding his condition, Seth was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy and Epilepsy by Dr. Church in Meyerton.

At the age of two he still can not do anything like children of his age are supposed to like sit, crawl, roll over, stand or walk, or even hold his own bottle. He also doesn`t sleep at night, and screams and cries all the time.

Seth`s condition is worsening by the day, and the Meyer-family is in serious need of funds towards an MRI and his ongoing medical treatment.

He is also in urgent need of a stroller/wheelchair, and we hope that with your contribution, we can help make a difference as soon as possible.

Like and follow his page on Facebook for live updates on his journey and progress.

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Fueled by Faith Bracelets

Fueled by Faith Bracelets for Seth; consisting of blue and red wooden beads with crystal silver and diamante fillers.

Charm options: Hope / I love Jesus / Cross.

To place an order, please contact the agent in your area or shop online.

Alternatively, please consider a donation, all donations welcome. REF: Seth Meyer.

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