Barbara Majeski

And at the end of like evaluation, parents were brought into one of these three rooms, um, room one and two they find out about pre-surgery post-surgery and that their kid is qualified for the surgery and remember these are life-changing surgeries here in the united states yeah it's a game changer and room three, something didn't, the dots didn't line up and they don't qualify for the surgery.

They have to come back the next time. And you would see these parents leave the room and it was awful. And I asked our host on the flight back, I said, what happens to room three? What happens to the families? And she said, as long as we keep sponsoring these missions, we'll go back and we'll take care of them the next time around.

They have to come back the next time. And you would see these parents leave the room and it was awful. And I asked our host on the flight back, I said, what happens to room three? What happens to the families? And she said, as long as we keep sponsoring these missions, we'll go back and we'll take care of them the next time around.

They have to come back the next time. And you would see these parents leave the room and it was awful. And I asked our host on the flight back, I said, what happens to room three? What happens to the families? And she said, as long as we keep sponsoring these missions, we'll go back and we'll take care of them the next time around.

Because these kids could get the kibosh even if they have like a 99 degree fever. Like they take no risks.

Because these kids could get the kibosh even if they have like a 99 degree fever. Like they take no risks.

Because these kids could get the kibosh even if they have like a 99 degree fever. Like they take no risks.

Yeah. So I'm like, okay. I'm like, well, I would like to, how do you sponsor a mission? Because Colgate had sponsored ours for $150,000. And I was like, well, I'll raise $150,000. I'd never done that before. But I was like, well, I'll just figure it out.

Yeah. So I'm like, okay. I'm like, well, I would like to, how do you sponsor a mission? Because Colgate had sponsored ours for $150,000. And I was like, well, I'll raise $150,000. I'd never done that before. But I was like, well, I'll just figure it out.

Yeah. So I'm like, okay. I'm like, well, I would like to, how do you sponsor a mission? Because Colgate had sponsored ours for $150,000. And I was like, well, I'll raise $150,000. I'd never done that before. But I was like, well, I'll just figure it out.

you kind of reverse engineer and i've learned that through different iterations of my life of like all right where do you want to go what do you want get clear on your destination and then you got to reverse engineer i'm like all right well how do people do it so i kind of was like i'm doing it i'm all in and um the the thought in the back of my mind that you'll appreciate is that what if that was stephen

you kind of reverse engineer and i've learned that through different iterations of my life of like all right where do you want to go what do you want get clear on your destination and then you got to reverse engineer i'm like all right well how do people do it so i kind of was like i'm doing it i'm all in and um the the thought in the back of my mind that you'll appreciate is that what if that was stephen

you kind of reverse engineer and i've learned that through different iterations of my life of like all right where do you want to go what do you want get clear on your destination and then you got to reverse engineer i'm like all right well how do people do it so i kind of was like i'm doing it i'm all in and um the the thought in the back of my mind that you'll appreciate is that what if that was stephen

what if my brother needed a sister it didn't have one what if steven it was like the stevens of the world were kind of saying hey you've got a really big mouth you've got great connections i had um i'd been part of a um sales company that had scaled and i had epic amounts of connections and i was one of the startups so i knew everyone and i was like i think i can leverage my previous

what if my brother needed a sister it didn't have one what if steven it was like the stevens of the world were kind of saying hey you've got a really big mouth you've got great connections i had um i'd been part of a um sales company that had scaled and i had epic amounts of connections and i was one of the startups so i knew everyone and i was like i think i can leverage my previous

what if my brother needed a sister it didn't have one what if steven it was like the stevens of the world were kind of saying hey you've got a really big mouth you've got great connections i had um i'd been part of a um sales company that had scaled and i had epic amounts of connections and i was one of the startups so i knew everyone and i was like i think i can leverage my previous

work experience and my connections to raise this money. So it ended up just kind of going from there of, all right, I'll figure it out. And I'll, you know, it's just like that quote, quote and frozen, like just do the next right thing, like take the next right step.

work experience and my connections to raise this money. So it ended up just kind of going from there of, all right, I'll figure it out. And I'll, you know, it's just like that quote, quote and frozen, like just do the next right thing, like take the next right step.

work experience and my connections to raise this money. So it ended up just kind of going from there of, all right, I'll figure it out. And I'll, you know, it's just like that quote, quote and frozen, like just do the next right thing, like take the next right step.

So ultimately I, you know, I've raised the first $150,000 and this is where like the go-giver book is so good and everybody needs to read it. I really did that mission out of the goodness of my heart. I was like, I need to take care of the Stevens of the world. I need to use my voice for those who can't speak for themselves. And