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Empower Kya: Wheelchair Freedom Fund

Empower Kya: Wheelchair Freedom Fund

Fundraising for

Kya Antholt

Fundraising forKya Antholt
Lux Quinn

Lux Quinn

Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Kya Antholt
is collaborating on this fundraiser
$71of $2,000 goal
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A properly fitted wheelchair with a power-assist system is making a huge difference in Kya’s life. It’s allowing her to conserve energy, reduce strain on her body, and move around safely even on difficult days. The power assist helps her propel the chair without overexerting herself, which is especially important given her fatigue and joint instability.

 

Most importantly, it allows Kya to live a more active and engaged life. As a young person, being able to get out, participate in everyday activities, and stay connected to the world around her is incredibly important for both her independence and her mental health.

Both of which I got to witness in person at a wedding a couple weekends ago and then again when I proposed to her at Trans Joy!

 Our Goal

 

 

We are hoping to raise $3,000 for:

  • A properly fitted wheelchair

  • A power-assist device to reduce strain and fatigue

And now an electric folding wheelchair as her FND gets so flared up sometimes she can’t even managed her power assist or hold her her up and she needs the features of an after market chair that will do that like the OAS Cruise(https://oasmobility.com/products/oas-cruise-pro?srsltid=AfmBOor_4dqzAkdR9XCwtwc9TGaTEYcbnDDY8tAYIGw4DmP5pNUZPC-O) and since insurance only gives you one wheelchair every 5 years, even though Kya’s needs have drastically changed since her first one was issued earlier this year, we will still have to pay out of pocket for a second one on top of this first one.

Unfortunately, specialized mobility equipment like this is very expensive, and insurance did not cover the full cost of what she needed. With the power assist

So we have the wheelchair and power assist on a payment plan. And now will have to try the same thing with the electric wheelchair if we can find someone willing to put it on affirm while it’s $500 off during brand month🫠

 

 

How You Can Help

 

 

Every donation, no matter the size, brings Kya closer to greater mobility, independence, and quality of life. If donating isn’t possible, sharing this fundraiser can make a huge difference and help us reach people who may be able to help.

Reach out to me if you could affirm a 1k purchase and I could make the monthly payments back to you. This would be a huge relief for Kya and some days she just can’t move her arms enough to work power assist.

 

A wheelchair with power assist and electric wheelchair aren’t just equipment. For Kya, it means freedom, energy for the things she loves, and the ability to participate more fully in life instead of watching from the sidelines.

 

Thank you for taking the time to read her story and for supporting her in this journey.

 

With gratitude,

Lux Quinn

Fundraiser Updates (1)

June 14, 2026
Lux Quinn
Lux Quinn

An update from Kya in her own words:

“I am so grateful for my chosen family. I had such an amazing day at Milwaukee Pride on Saturday, and nothing can take that away from me.

We learned some more limitations of my disabilities, and I would be lying if I said there weren't moments when I was terrified. After about 5 hours of wandering the grounds and checking out all the Pride booths, my body started to grow weak and I needed to be pushed. Then the fireworks show started, and it triggered a PNES episode (Psychogenic Nonepileptic Seizures). I was not in any actual danger or harm - it is a symptom of my FND. By this point, I was nonverbal and pretty much not in control of any muscles in my body - more symptoms of my FND. My family helped transport and support me through it all when I had no ability to communicate.

I'm still recovering. The left side of my body is pretty weak, and the right side has had further dislocations. I broke the silence yesterday, with all the effort of a hundred unheard screams. I'm extremely sore and fatigued, and the whole thing has felt a bit like a gut punch from my disability. It is hard facing the reality of my limitations. It has been so hard to see the progress I've made through physical therapy, until my family pointed out that I am recovering more quickly than I have in the past. I've been pretty emotional about it all over the past couple of days - pride, fear, joy, sadness, excitement, disappointment, relief. My heart is exhausted now, and my head feels tired.”

Anonymous

Anonymous

$10 • Recent donation

Brianna Gurney

Brianna Gurney

$30 • Top donation

Anonymous

Anonymous

$6 • First donation

Organizer

Lux Quinn

Lux Quinn is the organizer of this fundraiser

Collaborators
Kya Antholt

Kya Antholt is collaborating on this fundraiser

Empower Kya: Wheelchair Freedom Fund
Lux Quinn

Lux Quinn

Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Kya Antholt
is collaborating on this fundraiser

Fundraising for

Kya Antholt

Fundraising forKya Antholt
Donation protected
👍 0% fee

A properly fitted wheelchair with a power-assist system is making a huge difference in Kya’s life. It’s allowing her to conserve energy, reduce strain on her body, and move around safely even on difficult days. The power assist helps her propel the chair without overexerting herself, which is especially important given her fatigue and joint instability.

 

Most importantly, it allows Kya to live a more active and engaged life. As a young person, being able to get out, participate in everyday activities, and stay connected to the world around her is incredibly important for both her independence and her mental health.

Both of which I got to witness in person at a wedding a couple weekends ago and then again when I proposed to her at Trans Joy!

 Our Goal

 

 

We are hoping to raise $3,000 for:

  • A properly fitted wheelchair

  • A power-assist device to reduce strain and fatigue

And now an electric folding wheelchair as her FND gets so flared up sometimes she can’t even managed her power assist or hold her her up and she needs the features of an after market chair that will do that like the OAS Cruise(https://oasmobility.com/products/oas-cruise-pro?srsltid=AfmBOor_4dqzAkdR9XCwtwc9TGaTEYcbnDDY8tAYIGw4DmP5pNUZPC-O) and since insurance only gives you one wheelchair every 5 years, even though Kya’s needs have drastically changed since her first one was issued earlier this year, we will still have to pay out of pocket for a second one on top of this first one.

Unfortunately, specialized mobility equipment like this is very expensive, and insurance did not cover the full cost of what she needed. With the power assist

So we have the wheelchair and power assist on a payment plan. And now will have to try the same thing with the electric wheelchair if we can find someone willing to put it on affirm while it’s $500 off during brand month🫠

 

 

How You Can Help

 

 

Every donation, no matter the size, brings Kya closer to greater mobility, independence, and quality of life. If donating isn’t possible, sharing this fundraiser can make a huge difference and help us reach people who may be able to help.

Reach out to me if you could affirm a 1k purchase and I could make the monthly payments back to you. This would be a huge relief for Kya and some days she just can’t move her arms enough to work power assist.

 

A wheelchair with power assist and electric wheelchair aren’t just equipment. For Kya, it means freedom, energy for the things she loves, and the ability to participate more fully in life instead of watching from the sidelines.

 

Thank you for taking the time to read her story and for supporting her in this journey.

 

With gratitude,

Lux Quinn

Fundraiser Updates (1)

June 14, 2026
Lux Quinn
Lux Quinn

An update from Kya in her own words:

“I am so grateful for my chosen family. I had such an amazing day at Milwaukee Pride on Saturday, and nothing can take that away from me.

We learned some more limitations of my disabilities, and I would be lying if I said there weren't moments when I was terrified. After about 5 hours of wandering the grounds and checking out all the Pride booths, my body started to grow weak and I needed to be pushed. Then the fireworks show started, and it triggered a PNES episode (Psychogenic Nonepileptic Seizures). I was not in any actual danger or harm - it is a symptom of my FND. By this point, I was nonverbal and pretty much not in control of any muscles in my body - more symptoms of my FND. My family helped transport and support me through it all when I had no ability to communicate.

I'm still recovering. The left side of my body is pretty weak, and the right side has had further dislocations. I broke the silence yesterday, with all the effort of a hundred unheard screams. I'm extremely sore and fatigued, and the whole thing has felt a bit like a gut punch from my disability. It is hard facing the reality of my limitations. It has been so hard to see the progress I've made through physical therapy, until my family pointed out that I am recovering more quickly than I have in the past. I've been pretty emotional about it all over the past couple of days - pride, fear, joy, sadness, excitement, disappointment, relief. My heart is exhausted now, and my head feels tired.”

Organizer

Lux Quinn

Lux Quinn is the organizer of this fundraiser

Collaborators
Kya Antholt

Kya Antholt is collaborating on this fundraiser

$71of $2,000 goal
5Donors
2Comments
14Share ArrowShares
Anonymous

Anonymous

$10 • Recent donation

Brianna Gurney

Brianna Gurney

$30 • Top donation

Anonymous

Anonymous

$6 • First donation

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