The story touched my heart not only because she bears almost the same name as my own daughter but because I cannot imaging the cost of her medical bills after being hit by an 18 wheeler. Medical bill can be devastating to a family who should be focused on healing.
Lori is auctioning off one of her amazing necklaces to help with Emilie's mounting medical bills.
So please visit this site: http://www.emiliegossiaux.com/ to read more about Emilie and what you can do to help.
Visit this site: http://lorianderson.blogspot.com/2010/12/auction-to-help-artist-in-need.html to place a bid on this beautiful one of a kind handmade necklace.
3 comments:
I was reading this about what happened to this young woman on Loris facebook. A wonderful thing for her to do to help for Emi. I was very saddened. Thank you too for sending this message out on this young womans situation!
Thank you for sharing and for thinking about donating a piece to the etsy shop. I don't know Emilie, but we went to the same arts high school (though she was born the year I graduated!). I read about her in the alumni newsletter, and I was heartbroken by her sad story. I had to help, so I donated some jewelry to the etsy, and I blogged about it hoping to spread the word. Lori reads my blog, and decided to do her auction. With her huge readership, I feel like it's really going to get out there. And I know all these jewelry bloggers have such big generous hearts. I'm so glad to see all the love and concern! And thanks again :)
Thanks for posting this!
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