A fundraiser has been launched for Black Belt Eagle Scout as she seeks treatment for suspected relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis.
is asking for support from her fans as she navigates medical treatment following a “frightening medical emergency.” On Tuesday, the singer, born Katherine Paul, revealed on Instagram that she’d have to refrain from performing at any shows as she undergoes treatment for what her neurologist suspects is relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis .
“I never thought I would make a post like this but here we are,” she wrote on Instagram. “I am experiencing some pretty scaryto help cover expenses as she seeks treatment. She explained that she started to experience “some weird symptoms” in her neck and spine, before being diagnosed with suspected RRMS after visiting a neurologist in Seattle. The singer said she’s undergoing more testing, but that she has been “having a hard time with my energy, mobility, and other nerve symptoms.
The GoFundMe is aimed at helping Paul cover living and medical expenses as she undergoes treatment. As of Tuesday evening, the fundraiser had garnered nearly $25,000. The GoFundMe’s description explained that Paul would not be able to make music or tour since, “per her neurologists’ instructions, she is to rest and focus on her healing and recovery as this is the most important thing for her right now.
“Since touring is our main source of income and we have incurred more out-of-pocket health expenses than normal, we are asking our friends and community to help us during this time of need so that we may be able to focus on KP’s healing for the foreseeable future,” read a note from Paul’s husband.about making the album. “I felt I had a lot of support to be able to nourish myself throughout the writing and recording process so that I could really put my heart and soul into each song.
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