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Benefit Suppah Planned
May 2011, Megan Ferland graduated from the University of Maine at Farmington.
Shortly after, Megan suffered a fever, headache and unusual confusion and was taken to the hospital. Soon after, Megan’s symptoms
included seizures and she was life-flighted to Boston. Within a few hours of arriving at Mass General Hospital, Paul and Sherry
Ferland learned that their daughter was showing symptoms of a very rare disorder, Paraneoplastic Syndrome - which has claimed less than 500 previously recorded cases worldwide. Doctor’s are now optimistic about Megan’s recovery; however, it will be a lengthy one and will continue after she returns home.
September 1, the Winthrop Rotary Club along with dozens of members of the community will host a "spaghetti suppah" to help ease the tremendous burden on this local family.
Spaghetti feed 430-730PM, September 1 at St Francis Parish Hall, Rt 133 in Winthrop.(Adults $7, children & seniors $5, families $20) There will also be a Benefit Raffle of donated goods and a Home-made pie & cake sale.
Those wishing to make financial contributions may mail checks payable to The Megan Ferland Family Fund/Winthrop
Rotary, PO Box 453, Winthrop, ME 04364. Those wishing to volunteer of make product donations for the raffle should please
email: [email protected]
Rotary is a global network of community volunteers numbering 1.2 million members in 30,000 clubs around the world. The
Winthrop Club meets Tuesdays in the Winthrop Area Federal Credit Union Conference room at 730AM. Guests are always
welcomed.
Photo: Paul, Megan & Sherry Ferland (outside Mass General Hospital)
May 2011, Megan Ferland graduated from the University of Maine at Farmington.
Shortly after, Megan suffered a fever, headache and unusual confusion and was taken to the hospital. Soon after, Megan’s symptoms
included seizures and she was life-flighted to Boston. Within a few hours of arriving at Mass General Hospital, Paul and Sherry
Ferland learned that their daughter was showing symptoms of a very rare disorder, Paraneoplastic Syndrome - which has claimed less than 500 previously recorded cases worldwide. Doctor’s are now optimistic about Megan’s recovery; however, it will be a lengthy one and will continue after she returns home.
September 1, the Winthrop Rotary Club along with dozens of members of the community will host a "spaghetti suppah" to help ease the tremendous burden on this local family.
Spaghetti feed 430-730PM, September 1 at St Francis Parish Hall, Rt 133 in Winthrop.(Adults $7, children & seniors $5, families $20) There will also be a Benefit Raffle of donated goods and a Home-made pie & cake sale.
Those wishing to make financial contributions may mail checks payable to The Megan Ferland Family Fund/Winthrop
Rotary, PO Box 453, Winthrop, ME 04364. Those wishing to volunteer of make product donations for the raffle should please
email: [email protected]
Rotary is a global network of community volunteers numbering 1.2 million members in 30,000 clubs around the world. The
Winthrop Club meets Tuesdays in the Winthrop Area Federal Credit Union Conference room at 730AM. Guests are always
welcomed.
Photo: Paul, Megan & Sherry Ferland (outside Mass General Hospital)
