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🏳️‍🌈 This Pride Month, I’m Fighting for the Love of My Life 🏳️‍⚧️

Hi Tumblr,

It’s Pride Month — a time for love, identity, courage, and chosen family. And this year, I’m celebrating it not just with hope, but with desperation too.

My name is Mike Cedrick. I’m a proud ally, a loving boyfriend, and right now, I’m terrified. My girlfriend Tenshi, a beautiful, strong, trans woman, is battling Stage 2 Sepsis and bacterial tonsillitis. The doctors say it could take up to 8 months of continuous treatment, regular checkups, and strict medication for her to fully recover from her Sepsis.

We don’t have 8 months’ worth of funds.

We barely have enough left for the next few weeks.

I’m still working, doing my best to support my family and cover her medication, food, and basic needs — but the truth is, we’re drowning. Her emergency care has already bled us dry, and we haven’t received a single new donation in over a week. That first and only gift we received — $21.50 — was a ray of hope. It reminded us that someone out there cared.

But since then… nothing. And time is running out.

This Pride, while others are out celebrating — which they absolutely deserve to do — I’m sitting here by my phone, checking the fundraiser page, praying for a miracle. Not because we’re greedy. But because I’m scared to lose her.

Tenshi is everything to me. She’s not just “my girlfriend.” She’s my home. My heart. The person who makes me believe in brighter days. We’ve already been through so much — distance, sickness, financial hardship — and she’s still here, fighting. All she wants is to live, heal, and finish her studies.

I don’t know what else to do except keep asking, hoping, and loving her loudly.

🌈 If you’re celebrating Pride this month, please consider helping a trans woman survive it. 🆘 Any donation — even just a dollar — helps more than you can imagine. 📌 https://gogetfunding.com/help-my-trans-girlfriend-fight-sepsis-stay-in-school/ Even if you can’t give, a reblog might reach someone who can.

To everyone reading this: thank you for being part of this community. Pride isn’t just about joy — it’s about standing together in our darkest moments too. And right now, we really, really need you.

With love, Mike (a tired, scared, but still very in-love boyfriend) 💔

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This was the last time we got to see each other — around two weeks ago, before her condition got worse. We didn’t have much, so we stayed at a really cheap, run-down hotel. The WiFi wasn’t working, the TV kept acting up, and honestly, the whole place was falling apart a bit.

But none of that really mattered.

We spent the entire time just being with each other — talking for hours, cuddling, catching up, laughing about old memories, and dreaming about the life we want to build together. Even without the internet or a working TV, it felt perfect in its own way. Just the two of us, with no distractions, completely focused on each other.

It’s one of those days I’ll always remember. I just wish it could’ve lasted longer. A single day with her goes by way too fast, and I already miss it. I’d give anything to do it all over again once she’s feeling better.

Not in a broken-down hotel, not rushed or worried — just the two of us, somewhere safe and quiet, finally able to breathe and be together without all the stress hanging over us.

That’s all I want. Just more time with the person I love. I hope you get better soon my Tenshi, my babygirl. -Mike

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Hi Tumblr,

I wanted to share a very special moment with you all. Last night, I received my very first donation for Tenshi — $21.50.

It might seem like a small amount to some, but to me and Tenshi, it means the world. That $21.50 is more than just money — it’s proof that someone out there sees her struggle, her fight, and believes in her.

For those who don’t know, Tenshi is my beautiful babygirl — a brave, kind trans woman battling Stage 2 Sepsis while trying to keep up with college. She works so hard, and now she’s fighting for her life.

This donation is hope. It’s a warm meal when she’s too weak to eat. It’s part of the medicine that helps her breathe easier. It’s a reminder that even in the darkest times, kindness exists.

I’m beyond grateful to whoever sent this gift. You have no idea how much it lifts our spirits and keeps us going.

If you’re reading this and thinking about sharing our story, please do. Every reblog, every kind word, every little gesture helps more than you know. This road is still long and scary, but with your support, we can keep fighting.

If you’d like to help directly, here’s the link to our fundraiser: 👉 https://gogetfunding.com/help-my-trans-girlfriend-fight-sepsis-stay-in-school/

Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

— Mike 💜

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💔 Help Me Save My Trans Girlfriend’s Life 💔

Hi Tumblr, My name is Mike Cedrick, and I’m raising funds for the love of my life and babygirl, Tenshi —a beautiful, brave, and kind trans woman who is currently fighting Stage 2 Sepsis and also trying to stay in college.

Tenshi took a job as a cashier to support her education, working 12-hour shifts for just ₱400 (~$7/day). The job was hard on her body—long hours, barely any breaks—and after she quit, she started getting really sick. At first, we thought it was just exhaustion or a small infection, but it didn’t go away.

After a check-up, we were devastated to find out it was Sepsis—Stage 2, with both her lungs and liver now at risk of failure. On top of that, she’s also battling bacterial tonsillitis. Things have spiraled fast, and it’s been terrifying.

I help her as much as I can with my small monthly income (₱21,000 / ~$380), but I also support my aging parents. I’ve been covering her hormone therapy and other needs, but now we’re drowning in medical expenses we never expected.

She means everything to me. In the 7 months we’ve been together, she’s shown me what true love is. I see a future with her. I want her to survive. I want her to thrive. I want to marry her.

This fundraiser will go toward:

Her emergency medical bills

Recovery care

College support, so she doesn’t have to work while healing

And if we're lucky, help us afford to be closer together (we currently live 2–3 hours apart)

🆘 Please help me save Tenshi’s life. 📌 https://gogetfunding.com/help-my-trans-girlfriend-fight-sepsis-stay-in-school/

If you can’t donate, a reblog can make all the difference. Every share, every bit of help—it matters more than you know. Thank you for taking the time to read this.

— Mike (a very tired, very in-love boyfriend)