- Geogia’s senior student Liza has been diagnosed with a brain hemorrhage.
- Currently she is on life support and her operation is scheduled to happen in Florida.
- The Fundraiser has been organized by Ritter in order to help her family fly her to Florida for her operation.
So far $120,000 has been raised for Liza Burke who suffered Brain Hemorrhage in Mexico. University of Georgia’s senior student is being supported with a fundraiser drive by Ritter
After having a headache and going on a nap her friend couldn’t wake her up while she was in Cabo San Lucas with her friends. A GoFundMe page has been started for Liza Burke.
“Her family and doctors are working hard to give her the best medical treatment possible,” Ritter said. “They have agreed that she needs to return to the U.S. immediately to receive expert care from experienced doctors.”
“She has so much left to give to the world. Please continue to pray for her full recovery,” Ritter said.
According to Ritter, the hemorrhage has left Burke unresponsive and she is now on life support. She is diagnosed with arteriovenous malformation (AVM) which caused her brain to stop functioning. Liza Burke who is suffering from this is a business major and Jenifer Ritter has organized a fundraiser on her behalf of Liza.
Her operation is scheduled with Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Florida and her family will soon fly her to the scheduled operation with the money so raised through the fundraiser. The goal was $40,000 which has now been increased.
