Medical Bills for Marsha Taylor Black

Following a stroke, Marsha suffered a ruptured aneurysm and was LifeFlighted to Houston where she was rushed in to surgery, then in Critical Care ICU for over a week. She slowly tried to improve, but had a few minor complications and setbacks, such as vasospasms and critically low sodium levels. Immediate and ongoing interventions were needed for these and other complications. After removing the drain tube from her brain, her pressure would build back up and cause her adverse symptoms, but after 3 painful spinal taps to drain more spinal fluid, they got it under control. Unfortunately, she has 2 more aneurysms which will require treatment at some near point in the future, as well.
During her 18-day stay at Hermann Memorial, she was eventually moved to a regular room and discharged. Her medical bills mounted daily, some of which is not covered by her insurance, and 20% of which she is responsible for, on top of her deductible. So we are holding this silent auction in conjunction with several other fund raising events to assist her with her bills. As a great grandmother on disability, she needs our help more than ever.
We hope you find something in our auction you just can't live without while helping someone in need. If not, feel free to check out our other fundraiser at:
http://www.gofundme.com/marsha
or wish her well at:
https://www.facebook.com/getwellmarsha/

God Bless!

Get Well Marsha Taylor Black

Anyone who knows Marsha knows she has dedicated her time and energy to animal rescue and raising funds for children stricken with cancer.
After recovering from a recent stroke, she collapsed with an aneurysm, only to find that she has three in her brain. This is all complicated by the fact she has COPD. She is currently in ICU with hospital bills mounting daily.

For someone who does nothing but give of herself, now she needs our help - monetarily and with prayers. She is a mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, and wife, and is loved by all whose lives she's touched.

UPDATE: After 18 days in the hospital, Marsha is finally home! She beat all of the odds and hopefully will continue to get better and stronger every day!