Susan Freeman needs a lung transplant.  She is receiving less than 20% function from her lungs right now.  Things we take for granted (like walking through a mall or working a job) are now impossible for Susan.  Without this transplant she will DIE within a year or two.  The procedure is very expensive and insurance will NOT cover it all.  In fact, without funding, Susan may never be able to have this necessary operation.  And - even after the operation - unforeseen problems that are costly do arise. The medications she will need to take will not all be covered by insurance.  Many of these medications are new -- and we all know how much "new" medications cost these days!  She needs all the financial support she can get!
	Susan is waiting to be placed on the list to receive her new lungs.  Without our help Susan will not receive enough funds to be considered a serious candidate!
	The clock is ticking away!  "Access to Care", a program of The Georgia Transplant Foundation will match dollar-for-dollar the collected amount of donations (up to $10,000) received before April 27th.  That is why we need to act now.  Her goal is $10,000.  Her cut-off date is April 27, 2008 and the clock is ticking! Today, Susan's fund has collected a little over $2500  toward her goal.
	Please Donate NOW to Susan's Lung Transplant Fund by clicking on the "Donate" button.  Your donation will be paid using Paypal (or via amex, visa, mc if you have no paypal account) and you will receive a receipt via email showing the amount of your donation which is, by the way, tax deductible.

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The Susan Freeman Fund would like to thank the following people and organizations for helping out:

My husband and son who have held me up.  My daughter for trying her very best to fundraise while being a single parent.  My sister for hauling me back and forth to appointments.  My Dad and his wife for financial contribution.  Myboomerplace.com for friends there that have donated.  My mentor, Betty Rovolis, 10 yrs. post transplant (single lung), for mental support and advice.  Jayne Henderson, 3 yrs. post transplant (double lung), for friendship and advice.  Judy Blalock for spiritual help.  PondDoc.com without which this website would not be possible.