n 2016, seven-year-old Trason Fish suffered a ruptured brain arteriovenous malformation (AVM). He spent months at Riley Children’s Hospital in Indianapolis and, by the grace of God, survived. Trason had to relearn how to walk, talk, and perform basic motor skills. Through determination and therapy, he fought his way back and is now a junior at Bishop Dwenger High School in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Today, Trason faces another crisis. His AVM has re-emerged and he is in steady decline—his speech, walking gait, and daily functions are deteriorating. Time is critical.

Trason urgently needs specialized surgery only performed in Germany. It’s complex and risky, but represents his best chance at survival. Insurance will not cover the surgery, travel, or lodging costs.

Friends of the Fish family are stepping forward to help raise funds for:

• Surgery in Germany
• Travel expenses
• Lodging and living expenses during treatment

Our goal: allow the Fish family to focus on Trason’s healing and faith, not financial burdens. Every contribution brings hope to a courageous young man fighting for his life.