For now, the duo still lives in Reno as their daughter is in the hospital. And as her daughter continued receiving treatment, the duo moved to Reno shortly after birth, created a GoFundMe to cover medical expenses and “baby products.”
“She is currently at NICU and gains strength every day,” Kasey’s sister, Lacey Paxman, wrote in a fundraiser. “Mom and baby are both fine, but she needs to stay in the hospital until she’s ready to go home. This was their first child and the pregnancy was completely unexpected, so my siblings and his wife are not ready at all.”
Meanwhile, the festival congratulated the couple with their bundle of joy.
“The Burning Man Project wants to extend our hopes to congratulate our families on congratulations,” the spokesman said in a statement today. “In the midst of wind, heat and storms, they brought new life to the world of Black Rock City. In everything we celebrate at Burning Man, we bring life, connection, transformation and joy.
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