09/22/2026
Please take a moment to read and share this. ❤️
This wonderful family first came into our lives as customers of Chardani Roofing, but over the years, we have stayed in touch and are now grateful to call them friends. They have continually supported our business, served as a wonderful reference for us, and we have also had the pleasure of supporting their incredible family-owned business, Crescent Watersports, where we now rent our boats. (crescentwatersports.com).
Recently, their family was faced with the unimaginable. What began as a routine eye appointment led to the discovery of a brain tumor the size of a baseball and emergency brain surgery. Since then, they have been navigating continued medical care, therapy, prescriptions, and overwhelming expenses—all while caring for their family and trying to keep their business running.
At the same time, it is heartbreaking to see how quickly a medical emergency can place a hardworking family into financial turmoil. No one is truly exempt from this. A life-changing diagnosis can happen without warning, and no family should have to choose between focusing on healing and worrying about how they will afford the care they desperately need.
This is exactly why community matters. When one of our own is struggling, we have an opportunity to stand beside them and remind them that they are not alone.
If you are able, please consider donating. If you cannot donate, sharing their story, offering a prayer, or supporting Crescent Watersports can also make a meaningful difference.
They have shown our family and business so much kindness and support over the years. Now it is our turn to surround them with that same love.
Every donation matters. Every share matters. Every prayer matters. Let’s show this family what our Palm Coast community can do when we come together. 🙏❤️
https://www.gofundme.com/f/caring-for-mom-after-brain-surgery
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