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this little girl is my little brothers sister. We have the same dads and different mothers. This little girl has been through so much recently and her parents have been doing whatever they can to help their little girl get through this. They have had to live in 2 different places, New York and Florida, pay for surgeries, all kinds of things to help their little girl. I told her that I have a pretty big following and I would love to share her go fund me link to help raise money, I can’t promise that everyone would be able to contribute but I know I’m in a good community and I will do what I have to do to help them. Below is the post from the mother 👇

“This is a post I NEVER thought I would make.
A week ago on Wednesday, we took Gianna to the orthopedic after she had been complaining of knee pain for a few months. Among other symptoms she had been experiencing.
I finally pushed the pediatrician to give us a referral, knowing something wasn't right.
After an xray, he told us she had a tumor on her right femur. We were immediately told to get an mri. The mri confirmed it was a tumor. Then a biopsy and ct scan the next day. Then a pet scan.
Then all the results came back and the doctor said, "it's bone cancer, an osteosarcoma".
I felt all the air leave my lungs.
The week has been so scary and stressful for her already and to be met with those words was like a gut punch.
I'm angry. I'm sad. I'm heartbroken.
I want to scream. I want to cry.
l've done both. This is so unfair for our little 9 year old girl to face.
Especially with my mom, her Nana already battling breast cancer since September.
On December 4th we will bring her into Wolfsons to get her port and start her first chemo treatment.
She has 29weeks of Chemo ahead of her and very invasive surgery to remove the tumor.
It has only been one week since our world has turned upside down and all I can say is the love and support we have felt from family and friends is so comforting in this unknown we are facing.
I cannot explain the level of gratitude, from dropping off meals, coffee, helping with the kids, looking up resources and just anything and everything in between.
We've had some people reaching out to ask how they could help and my friend has set up a go fund me to help us with expenses, as I've stepped away from my job to help take care of our daughter.
Our Gianna Avarose is beautiful, fierce, talented, smart, vibrant, funny and a warrior.
Cancer is not going to take that away from her.
We will fight along side her.
Feel free to share this and our go fund me link.
Thank you.”

If you can share this it would mean the world and any little bit helps.

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Doing the napkin math on a sub-one-second 0 to 60 mph run explains the biggest engineering debate swirling around tonight’s demo.
Hitting 60 mph in under a second takes more than 2.75 Gs of acceleration, while the stickiest street-legal tires on dry pavement max out around 1.5 Gs of friction. Past that limit, adding more motor torque just turns rubber into smoke.
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