In a heartfelt display of support, the community of Alden has come together to pray for 9-year-old Mia Klyczek who is currently fighting for her life after being diagnosed with influenza. Mia was rushed to the emergency room on Wednesday after experiencing a mild fever and vomiting where doctors discovered severe complications stemming from the flu.
Tragically, Mia's condition has deteriorated leading to significant swelling and bleeding in her brain. Her mother provided an update on social media, revealing that an MRI indicated no blood flow to Mia's brain and identified four areas of dead tissue. Doctors have not been hopeful that she will survive.
In response to the family's urgent need for assistance, a GoFundMe campaign titled "Miracles for Mia Klyczek" has been established. As of Saturday morning, the fundraiser has successfully raised over $77,000 to help cover Mia's medical expenses as she continues her fight for recovery.
The campaign was initiated by three friends who wanted to support Mia's family during this challenging time. They expressed that Sean and Christina, Mia's parents, are deeply touched by the outpouring of love and support from their friends, family, and the wider community.
The organizers emphasized the importance of continued prayers for Mia, stating, "Mia was admitted to the ER on February 19th after showing symptoms. She began seizing and required sedation along with a breathing tube to aid her recovery. The flu B virus has affected her heart and caused bleeding in her brain, with neurologists doing everything possible to help her."
The family remains steadfast in their faith, praying for a miracle as they navigate this difficult journey. Many community members have reached out, eager to contribute, leading to the creation of the GoFundMe page to assist with Mia's ongoing medical needs.
In a touching prayer, one supporter wrote, "Almighty God, I humbly seek Your miraculous touch in every aspect of my life. Let Your divine presence be a beacon of hope and healing."
The community continues to stand united in hope for Mia's recovery.
9-year-old Continues Fighting for her Life after Flu B Diagnosis as Doctors Skeptical she will Survive