20-02-2025
Baby's condition stabilizes after Midland fire; family launches GoFundMe for lost home
MIDLAND, Texas (KMID/KPEJ)- A Midland family is seeking community support after a devastating house fire early Wednesday morning left them with nothing and sent Harmony, their three-month-old baby to the hospital in critical condition.
The fire broke out around 4:36 a.m. in the 5100 block of East County Road 71, engulfing the family's double-wide mobile home in flames. Firefighters with the Midland Fire Department (MFD) responded quickly and were able to rescue the infant, later identified as Harmony, who was trapped inside. She is now in stable condition after receiving medical care.
According to family member Cynthia Constanzo, Harmony's grandparents and siblings, along with an uncle and a family friend, managed to escape the fire. Tragically, the family's pets did not survive the blaze.
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'My family is completely traumatized and have lost everything including the family pets.' Constanzo shared on a GoFundMe page created to help with recovery efforts. 'Any help and prayers are appreciated, and we are forever grateful.'
The fundraiser aims to provide financial assistance as the family works to rebuild their lives. Donations will help cover immediate needs such as clothing, food, and shelter, as well as long-term expenses as they recover from this tragic event.
To learn more about how to help, visit the GoFundMe page which can be found here.
As the family continues to navigate the aftermath of the fire, their gratitude for the outpouring of support is evident. 'We are so grateful to know that people are willing to help,' Constanzo said. 'Thank you so much, we will keep you all updated.'
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