Community Comes Together for Stroke-Stricken Mom

ROSEVILLE, Minn. — A sudden stroke has left a Roseville family grappling with uncertainty, prompting an outpouring of support from local mothers. Nancy Her, a dedicated healthcare worker, collapsed at work after complaining of severe head pain. Her sister, Audrey Yang, reported that Nancy was quickly rushed to the hospital, where doctors diagnosed her with a stroke caused by a blood clot in her brain. The family, still reeling from the shock, had recently celebrated a birthday together, making the sudden turn of events even more difficult to comprehend. As the family navigates this challenging time, they face an additional hurdle: Nancy's 8-month-old daughter, Samantha, relies solely on breast milk due to severe allergies to formula. With Nancy unable to provide for her child, Yang expressed the family's dilemma, stating, "We do not have any breast milk." Fortunately, the community has rallied around the Her family, with fellow mothers stepping up to offer assistance during this critical period. The support has allowed the family to focus on Nancy's recovery rather than the immediate need for breast milk. Currently, they have enough supply to last for the next two months, but the family acknowledges that they may need to rely on their newfound support system again, depending on Nancy's condition. In light of their situation, the Her family has initiated an online fundraiser to help cover medical and living expenses as they face the road ahead.