This loan has been repaid!
First Posted On: June 21, 2010
Name: Logan T.
Age: 6 years old
Location: Illinois, USA
Diagnosis: Autism
Loan Sought: $1,200
Loan Needed For: Stool test ($400); blood work (cost TBD); follow-up appointment with DAN! doctor ($300); and supplements -- Kirkman Labs Multi-Vitamin w/P5P, Serotonin, Vitamin D, Zinc, Vitamin E, Vitamin C, Magnesium Citrate, Digest, and Epsom Salts.
Repayment Terms: 15 months ($80/month)
Other Notes: Logan's mom, Mary, writes, "Logan is a sensational six year old boy. He has a smile and sense of humor that bring light to any room or person he encounters. He has incredible physical abilities including stamina and balance. However, he has very limited verbal skills. He can't tell us what happens during his day, nor can he answer yes and no questions. Most of his language is scripted from television, but is used appropriately to request needs. He has terrible stomach and GI issues. Constipation has been a plague since he was very small. He is still not completely toilet trained. We know how bright our child is. We just need to find the right way to get his brain going in the right direction. We know that the doctors and nurses at True Health are on the right path with Logan. We will not give up on Logan!
We first knew something was wrong when he was 18 months old. He began to regress. He'd learn a new word then stop using it after a few days. He had more speech at 15 months than he did at age 2. We did all the early-intervention programs and he started pre-school at age 3. At age 5 we sought a formal diagnosis and autism was confirmed. We have since followed with 2 neurologists and 2 developmental psychologists. Logan attends an autism program through the district educational coop. For the first time since he was 18 months old, we have begun to see progress. This is largely due to his diet, enzyme support, and lots of therapy from dedicated teachers. Logan has a brother, Luke. Luke is 4 and has recently also received a diagnosis of autism. Luke is not as affected as Logan and his treatment is mainly therapy and diet.
Now that both boys are diagnosed with ASD, we are constantly juggling and fighting for treatment and therapy. We are dividing resources between both boys and left with guilt when we have to choose one treatment or program for one child over treatments for the other. Any kind of loan such as this will lessen our burden and allow us to do more treatments for each of our boys.
Thank you for your time and consideration."
Special Note: Mary learned about Lend4Health from somebody at the Generation Rescue booth at the Autism One conference in Chicago in May 2010.
Reference Provided By: Pat R., Talitha M., and the office of Dr. Anju Usman.
Logan's Community of Lenders [not updated real-time]:
Grandma Gini: $456
Bryan: $25
Michelle: $10
Bonnie (Jaden's mom): $5
Karen F: $10 [Cinco de Linco]
Dr. Matt: $100
Kathleen S: $50
Petra: $20 ["Happy cinco de Linco (a bit late..)"]
Renee: $20 [Re-loaned from Gabriel & Christopher's repaid loan]
Erin: $100 [Re-allocated from Will's closed loan]
Cathleen R: $15
Amy: $50
Karen T: $10
Trujillo-Martinez: $2 [Loan made at DAN! Conference in Long Beach, CA]
Cyndy: $10
Dhun: $20
Christine E: $10
Lee: $100 [Re-allocated from Milo's closed loan]
Patricia S.: $80 [Re-allocated from Milo's closed loan]
Jackie: $20 [Re-allocated from Milo's closed loan]
Jennifer P: $37 [Re-allocated from Milo's closed loan]
Bob & Joyce: $25 [Re-allocated from Milo's closed loan]
Evan & Lisa: $25 [Re-allocated from Milo's closed loan]
UPDATES - UPDATES - UPDATES
December 22, 2010: This loan has been fully funded!
January 1, 2011: Promissory note sent to Mary for signature.
January 8, 2011: Signed promissory note received.
January 11, 2011: Loan of $1,200 disbursed via check in the mail. This loan is scheduled to be repaid over 15 months of $80 each, beginning on February 15, 2011.
February 14, 2011: 1st repayment installment of $80 received, early (due February 15).
March 14, 2011: 2nd repayment installment of $80 received, early (due March 15).
April 12, 2011: 3rd repayment installment of $80 received, early (due April 15).
May 12, 2011: 4th repayment installment of $80 received, early (due May 15).
June 11, 2011: 5th repayment installment of $80 received, early (due June 15).
July 7, 2011: 6th repayment installment of $80 received, early (due July 15).
August 6, 2011: 7th repayment installment of $80 received, early (due August 15).
February 11, 2012: 8th repayment installment of $80 received, late (due September 15).
February 11, 2012: 9th repayment installment of $80 received, early (due October 15).
February 11, 2012: 10th repayment installment of $80 received, early (due November 15).
February 11, 2012: 11th repayment installment of $80 received, late (due December 15).
February 11, 2012: 12th repayment installment of $80 received, late (due January 15).
February 23, 2012: 13th repayment installment of $80 received, late (due February 15).
April 4, 2012: 14th repayment installment of $80 received, late (due March 15).
April 24, 2012: 15th repayment installment of $80 received, late (due April 15).
This loan has now been repaid in full!December 30, 2012: All lenders for Logan have been repaid their original loan amounts via PayPal.
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