Charity Victory Benefit by Army of Angels
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Charity Victory is the 19 year old daughter of Travis and Angie Victory, long time residents of North Platte, Nebraska. The Victory family are members of the North Platte Berean Church and long time members of the North Platte Area Homeschoolers.
In January of 2024, Charity started experiencing extreme and concerning pain. She has since been diagnosed with a highly aggressive Pituitary Macroadenoma (a type of primary brain tumor) that is also causing rare Acromegaly. After a craniotomy and transspheniodel surgeries, she needed 30 rounds of radiation in Colorado, to treat the aggressive nature of the tumor. Since week two of radiation in January of 2026, Charity has not slept more than 4 hours in a 24-hour period and is in constant debilitating pain.
Charity loves horses, her corgi, Lenny, and all things outdoors. But she hasn't been able to enjoy any of those things since radiation. She simply has no life outside of constant pain and sleep deprivation.
When all of Charity's many physicians in Nebraska and Colorado exhausted their expertise, they referred her to Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. She will continue meeting with physicians at Mayo, along with her teams in Colorado and Nebraska, to address her ongoing condition.
The Victory family is a family of eight, with three children, including Charity, still at home. Travis is the sole provider for their family, while Angie, despite her own medical hurdles, continues to provide 24 hour care to Charity. She accompanies Charity to all of her medical treatments and appointments, with Travis being along side for major events like surgeries.
Since the beginning of this medical crisis, the Victory family has been stoic and have not asked for financial assistance. Angie has even sold homemade jellies and has worked odd jobs (when they didn't interfere with Charity's needs) to provide funds for all the necessary travel and medical expenses. But, those expenses are just too much for one family to handle alone. So, the Army of Angels is asking you to come along side us as we help provide some much needed relief for this family. With your help, we can ensure that Charity is able to continue to travel to the doctors who are best able to help her.
In January of 2024, Charity started experiencing extreme and concerning pain. She has since been diagnosed with a highly aggressive Pituitary Macroadenoma (a type of primary brain tumor) that is also causing rare Acromegaly. After a craniotomy and transspheniodel surgeries, she needed 30 rounds of radiation in Colorado, to treat the aggressive nature of the tumor. Since week two of radiation in January of 2026, Charity has not slept more than 4 hours in a 24-hour period and is in constant debilitating pain.
Charity loves horses, her corgi, Lenny, and all things outdoors. But she hasn't been able to enjoy any of those things since radiation. She simply has no life outside of constant pain and sleep deprivation.
When all of Charity's many physicians in Nebraska and Colorado exhausted their expertise, they referred her to Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. She will continue meeting with physicians at Mayo, along with her teams in Colorado and Nebraska, to address her ongoing condition.
The Victory family is a family of eight, with three children, including Charity, still at home. Travis is the sole provider for their family, while Angie, despite her own medical hurdles, continues to provide 24 hour care to Charity. She accompanies Charity to all of her medical treatments and appointments, with Travis being along side for major events like surgeries.
Since the beginning of this medical crisis, the Victory family has been stoic and have not asked for financial assistance. Angie has even sold homemade jellies and has worked odd jobs (when they didn't interfere with Charity's needs) to provide funds for all the necessary travel and medical expenses. But, those expenses are just too much for one family to handle alone. So, the Army of Angels is asking you to come along side us as we help provide some much needed relief for this family. With your help, we can ensure that Charity is able to continue to travel to the doctors who are best able to help her.
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North Platte Moose Lodge #551, 1315 East 4 Street ,North Platte,NE,United States
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Host or PublisherLisa Wilkens Girard
