I just want to say this is not a normal thing for me to do, because usually I am the one giving, so its a bit awkward, but life is sometimes (not so) funny and not haha either. I am a worker for the government that was supposed to be assigned overseas though at the last minute I was posted to DC. That is now two households to maintain for the next two years (and without a vehicle though I can manage) On top of that my coverage does not cover anything beyond cleaning and regular checks. I have come out of pocket already 6k, the residual is about 16k and that is only for top portion. The bottom is the next stage, which I do not know what that will entail as of yet. I have some skin and/or blood anomaly , could have been from a variety of exposures overseas,  or the .axx, just finished an NIH study, found some white matter, the Affairs is involved with their tests that will be finalized by the end of January. Preliminaries, not confirmed possible rheumatoid or psoriatic arthritis or skin cancer, which one Doctor hinted at, or some complication that is attacking my jawline and teeth. Someone told me, it sucks getting old, they were not kidding. But my only enjoyment is eating without pain and at times a good laugh without worries. If it touches anyone, I would really appreciate it any bit, and the only thing I can promise to you is I will pass it forward when it is my time, If you need more detailed information please email below. Thank you for stopping by. cashapp $jmc3271

Dear Sir or Ma’am,

My name is Truman Woodyard. I am a 61 year old veteran of the U.S. Air Force (1984-1988).and proudly served my country. I live in Texas, and presently work for the Veterans Administration hospital in Houston. I am writing you concerning a need I have. I have medical coverage through the V.A. and all my medical needs are covered except my dental. I have currently lost 7 teeth and all my crowns on my to my top teeth. I have been told by my dentist at Monarch dental that I should have them all pulled and have implants done, As I do not have 33,000, this is way beyond my means.

If there is anyone out there who would be willing to contribute to my cause, I would greatly appreciate it; Or at least point me in the direction of a dentist that could give me implants at a good discount, or possibly a dental grant organization.

My deepest appreciation,

Truman R, Woodyard

Houston,Tx.

Help me get my smile back…

Hi there, my name is Stephanie. I am 29 years old, and have 2 awesome children; an 11 year old boy and a 7 year old girl. Bad teeth have as always been a genetic issue in my family. Growing up taking care of my teeth was always a big deal. However I am still sitting here today with more painful pain from my teeth than I can bare. Sometimes it seems to take forever to make the pain stop. Almost 2 years ago I went into surgery to have 10 teeth removed. I dont have insurance. Not dental anyway. I already have medical costs from my last teeth and some from being hospitalized with heart problems which I still take medication for. I would like to just remove the teeth issues altogether and get dentures, I would really love implants but that’s way more than I could ask for. So I’m asking for $5000. If I can get more than that, it will still go towards a better smile for me. Thank you so much. I really appreciate anything dontated. God bless!

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Served in Iraq, Afghanistan and Desert Storm and then served in Army National Guard for my country in California, Oregon and Washington as a 88 Mike Heavy Wheel mechanic in all state related emergencies(earthquakes, fires, floods ect… Been diagnosed with PTSD, sleep apnea, nightmare disorder and dream anxiety. I love my country and I love to serve. I just don’t know how to ask for help. I grind my teeth at night and don’t know why. My Dentist tells me I’m a grinder and that I hold everything inside. I agree I don’t like say anything to anyone. I keep everything inside. I just want my smile back. I love my country and am so grateful that I was able to what I could do for her. Honorably discharged as a Master sergeant with honors and letters for service, so I did my country proud. I am just a soldier that loves our country and I am going through other thing also but don’t want to go into the weeds. I guess all I want for Christmas is some teeth so I am in not in so much pain physically and mentally.

My PayPal account is PayPal.me/Wolverine5660.

Sincerely and respectfully

Master Sergent Johnson

Hello my fellow Americans im writing you for Help with my smile its been far to long and is time I get help to fix my smile so ill keep it nice and easy to read, I have fell on bad times and need help fixing my smile the dentist says 15,000 will do the trick to get things started and ill do the rest of the 30,000 to fix right this will make for a great Christmas for me I sincerely thank you for taking the time to read and consider Helping me sincerely yours James R Bailey                                                                          this is my PayPal link please click here                        ^^^^

I’d like to start this off by thanking anyone willing to take the time to read my story whether you end up donating or not. But of course, I can’t thank the people who decide to help enough for there donations. And I’d like to especially give praise to God for giving me the strength to make it through my time in active addiction and showing me the people in my life that are and always will be there for me as I slowly try to put my life back together piece by piece.

My name is Jeremy and I’ll be 41 years old this upcoming January. For the past 6 years I’ve been fighting a no win battle with my addiction to Heroin. I, like so many others around the US, found myself completely addicted to opioids after having 3 ACL, MCL, and PCL surgeries. After being on the same medications for nearly 3 years, my doctor decided to retire and told me that he was cutting me off, cold turkey, bc he was getting heavy scrutiny from his superiors about having people still on opioids after you retires. So just like that he made a decision that would forever, change my life. Now I’m not going to go into all the horrible things that came about after that decision was made, but I will say that I found myself injecting Heroin after only 18 days, and for the next 6 years, I never looked back. That drug took me to some really dark places, ruining several relationships and put a huge wedge between my 2 kids and I that eventually tore me away from them for years to follow. Which was more painful then I can even describe bc prior to that I prided myself on being a stellar father.

But this is not a story of my hardships but rather a success story, if you can believe that. Bc 1 year, 2 months  and 14 days ago, I made a decision that enough was enough and started making plans to finally quit, before I become another statistic, like so many others. However, I knew that if I didn’t leave the area that I was in and move completely away from anybody and everybody that I knew in active addiction or friends that I had done drugs with in the past that I would never get off of it because misery loves company and nobody wants to see their friend suffer from sickness. So I knew it was too readily available for me to find anywhere I wanted so I decided to move up to Michigan with another recovering addict that had been cleaned for a couple years or so. I’ll tell you that I met on the streets while I was inactive addiction some years ago. So I packed up all my things kiss my loved ones goodbye and moved. And for the next two months I laid in bed and felt like I was going to die. When I finally did wake up out of my haze, I found myself hardly even recognizing who I had become and realizing that I had to make a lot of changes and say a lot of apologies to a lot of people that I’ve hurt along the way. And I’m slowly doing just that. And I can say successfully and proudly that I’ve been clean for that amount of time and I finally moved back to North Carolina about 4 months ago and have remain clean and stayed away from my past drug affiliates. The only thing I can’t seem to get away from is amir. What I mean by that is every time I look in the mirror I see my teeth are completely gone I have one tooth in my head and I’m constantly seeing family members that I haven’t seen in years and people that mean something to me and it’s a constant reminder that the last 6 years of my life have been meaningless and it’s hard to look at. I can barely eat but most importantly I’m embarrassed by it and I can’t wait to fix it so that I can forget that time in my life or at least try to forget it. So I’m asking anybody that can help to please do so, because I’ve been told by the dentist that is going to cost me right at 11,000 to get my teeth fixed. And I really don’t want to smile for my son after these long years away with one tooth and have him not recognize who I am. So I’d appreciate anybody’s help that can and understand if you can’t that’s okay too. So please keep me in your prayers and know that i appreciate anything you can do. Oh and wish me luck in my continued sobriety. Thank you to everyone.

Jeremy

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In the dimly lit room, the shadows danced on the walls, mirroring the tumultuous dance of emotions that characterized my relationship with him. At first, everything seemed like a dream—a whirlwind of passion and promises. I fell so in love with him. Little did I know, I was stepping into a nightmare that would leave scars on my soul.

In the beginning, his charm was irresistible, and his words were like a soothing melody. However, as time passed, the symphony transformed into a discordant cacophony of control and manipulation. The once warm gaze in his eyes turned into a cold stare that pierced through my every attempt at reasoning. Mental, physical and emotional abuse became his weapons of choice, eroding my self-esteem and distorting my perception of reality.

Arguments escalated into volatile confrontations, where his anger knew no bounds. The mere act of expressing my thoughts became a perilous endeavor, met with a violent storm of aggression. His hands, once tender, now became instruments of pain. It was a twisted paradox—trying to communicate, seeking understanding, only to be met with fists and the crushing weight of his wrath.

Isolation became my constant companion. He strategically severed ties with friends and family, leaving me stranded on an emotional trailer with only him as my anchor. The world outside seemed like a distant memory, and the love I once had for myself dwindled and crumbled beneath his feet, struggling to survive in the hurricane of his cruelty.

Each day, I wore a mask, concealing the bruises and scars across my face it was hard to force a smiles. I became a prisoner of my own silence, unable to escape the suffocating grip he had on me. The fear of the unknown, of what might happen if I dared to defy him, kept me chained to this toxic bond.

But deep within the recesses of my soul, a small flame of resilience flickered. It whispered tales of strength and courage, urging me to break free from the shackles that bound me. I needed to get my life back my sanity back. One day, fueled by a surge of newfound determination, I mustered the courage to walk away from the darkness that had become my reality.

Leaving was not easy, for the scars he left were not just physical but etched into the very fabric of my being.  I can no longer smile like I always did.  Yet, with each step away from him, I rediscovered the strength that had been buried beneath layers of pain. It was a journey of healing, of learning to love myself again and reclaiming the shattered fragments of my identity. The lack of his caring for my health, I suffered a ruptured ACL and torn Meniscus. I had missing teeth from the impact of his fist crashing into my mouth. I was always smiling no matter what kind of mood I was in. A smile always made me smile. Now a smile behind a mask that I wear all the time has been the hardest to endure. I cannot afford the dental treatment that I need. I am kindly asking for help to my gain back my self-confidence. To smile again like I was known for.

In the aftermath, I emerged not as a victim but as a survivor—a testament to the indomitable human spirit that can rise from the ashes of despair. The scars remained, but they became symbols of resilience, a reminder that I had the power to rewrite my story and create a future free from the chains of abuse.

The full treatment cost is $35,000 dollars

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My name is Shidi, and I am reaching out to you with a heavy heart, seeking your compassion and support during a critical moment in our lives.

I come to you not as a stranger, but as someone who believes in the innate goodness that resides in the hearts of those who have been blessed with abundance. Life has presented my family with an unforeseen challenge, and I find myself compelled to share our story in the hopes that you might be moved to make a difference.

I grew up in the warmth of my mother’s love and strength, a love that has been my anchor through life’s storms. Recently, our world has been shaken by a traumatic event – my mother was involved in a severe car accident that has left her with grave injuries and in need of immediate surgical intervention. The doctors have stressed the urgency of this procedure to ensure her chances of a full recovery.

My mother’s health, already fragile, now hangs in the balance, and the financial burden that comes with the necessary medical treatment is beyond our means. We have exhausted our limited resources on initial medical expenses and treatments, leaving us in a desperate situation. The cost of the surgery, estimated at $4,000, is an insurmountable obstacle for us.

I understand the gravity of the times we live in, and I do not approach you lightly with this request. The purpose of this letter is to humbly ask for your support in raising the funds required for my mother’s surgery. Your generosity can be the lifeline that helps restore my mother’s health and allows our family to navigate through this challenging chapter.

We need approximately $4,000 to cover the surgery costs and associated medical expenses. Your contribution, no matter the amount, will make a profound impact on our lives. I have attached relevant medical documents and details outlining the estimated costs for your reference.

I recognize that you may receive numerous requests, and your time and resources are valuable. However, I believe in the power of compassion and the potential for positive change when individuals come together to support one another.

If you find it in your heart to assist us, please consider making a donation to [Your Preferred Fundraising Platform or Bank Account Details]. Additionally, feel free to reach out to me at [Your Phone Number] or [Your Email Address] if you have any questions or require further information.

Thank you for taking the time to read our story. Your kindness can be the beacon of hope that guides us through these dark times. We are immensely grateful for any support you can provide.

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I am a single, retired Christian male, age 68 living paycheck to paycheck on a fixed income. My divorced daughter and two teenage grandchildren live with me as well. I have always been one who tried to pull my own weight in this world and for the most part have been able to provide for myself without assistance from others. Unfortunately, I now find myself in a situation that I am having a hard time dealing with so I decided to reach out to see if there was any assistance available.

Over the last 3 years I have required extensive dental work as a result of a lifetime of smoking. Fortunately, through the grace of God, I have been an ex-smoker for 4 years but the damage has been rather extensive. It has required multiple extractions for decayed teeth and I have been able to have implants installed for some of the extractions but I’m still left with missing teeth. My dental insurance only covered a small portion of the extractions and none of the costs associated with the implants or the crowns. In order to pay the dentist I had to take out a loan through my credit union and also had to apply for another credit card (Care Credit) to cover the expenses. Both if these loans are approaching the maximum available amounts. The balance of these two loans now exceeds $15,000 and I’m making payments of $500 a month on these loans.

Two weeks ago I had to have 6 more teeth extracted and the cost for implants will be approximately $10,500. They offered me a reduced price of $8000 if I paid cash. I have until February to figure out how I’m going to cover the costs. If I wait too long I risk bone loss in my jaw. Plus it has been very difficult to eat. I have to eat soft foods and am only able to chew in the front. This whole experience has been extremely humbling.

If anyone has a desire to assist, any amount would be greatly appreciated.

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Hello, I am Andrea. I am 56 years old. I live in a small town in the  Texas Panhandle. It is a small town where everyone knows each other. I haven’t gone to the grocery store,  in this town in years. When I go there I know I’m going to see people that I know and people that I went to school with. When I was young people would tell me how to beautiful smile. Now my smile is so bad that I’m too ashamed to look at anyone. I feel like such a failure. I work for Heroes Home Care. I worked there for years. I have four clients. Heroes Home Care is a company that takes care of disabled vets. I love my job and I love taking care of these American Heroes. When I get paid my check is pretty much already spent. I live paycheck to paycheck. I always have to make sure that I take out money and put it aside for gas, because I work in a town thats 30 miles away. After I get off of work I go buy groceries  and get anything I need before I return home. it takes off some of the stress and anxiety because I don’t know the people that works there in the store. I don’t have to worry about people walking up to me and ask me how I’m doing because I don’t know anybody that lives in this town,. where I work. Over the years I never went to the dentist cuz I can never afford it.  I’m seeing the results of that now because I have eight teeth that have rotten in the back that are broken off and the roots are still in my gums. I have two teeth in the front of my mouth one on the top and one on the bottom, thast has fallin  out because my gum has started deteriorating. I bought this stuff off the internet that you melt and then you stick it in the vacant spot where your tooth supposed to go, it gets hard and feels the spot. it doesn’t make it really look like a tooth, but it makes it less noticeable, because there isn’t a vacant black hole there. The tooth beside the missing one is about to fall out. that is always on my mind. because I Know when it falls out there’s nothing I can do to fill it then. The whole will be too big. I’ve looked into getting a loan for implants. no one will give me a loan because I don’t have any credit. I don’t have bad credit, it’s just that I don’t have any credit at all.

If anyone finds it in their heart to help, any amount would make a big difference.       I want to thank you in advance.

Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart.  YOU are truly my HERO!

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Help me smile again: I need $16,000 for my dental treatment

My name is Adan, and I have been suffering from severe dental problems for years. I finally decided to go to a dentist and they  extracted most of my teeth and they did denture procedure in August 2023. However, the procedure cost me $16,000, which I could not afford. I had to borrow money from my family and friends, but they couldn’t really help. So  I agreed to pay the balance in monthly installments. But then, I lost my job due to my appearance.  and I have been unable to fix it. I have also been struggling with health issues, both physical and mental, as a result of the stress and anxiety caused by my dental problems and financial difficulties. I have been unable to pay for my dental treatment, and I am now past due by two months. My dentist will not see me until I pay the full amount, and I am at risk of collections, and  legal action, or damaging our relationship. I also do not want to jeopardize my dental health, as I am still healing from the extraction and denture procedure, and I need professional guidance and care to complete my treatment.

Your donation will make a huge difference in my life. I need $16,000 to pay for my dental treatment, which includes the extraction and denture procedure, the medications and follow-up visits, and the interest and fees. With your help, I will be able to pay off my debt, resume my treatment, and restore my dental health. I will also be able to improve my physical and mental well-being, and find a new job. Your donation will help me smile again, and I will be forever grateful for your generosity.

One of the most difficult aspects of my dental problems is the impact on my daily life. I have trouble eating and speaking, and I often experience pain and discomfort. I have to avoid certain foods and drinks, and I have to chew very carefully. I also have to clean and maintain my dentures regularly, which is time-consuming and costly. I feel embarrassed and ashamed of my appearance, and I avoid going out in public or socializing with others. I have lost my confidence and self-esteem, and I feel isolated and depressed. I miss the simple joys of life, such as smiling, laughing, and enjoying a meal with friends. I long for the day when I can do these things again without fear or pain.

Please donate now and help me smile again. You can donate online through this link: ,https://paypal.me/adan224?country.x=US&locale.x=en_US or in person. Any amount you can give will be greatly appreciated. If you donate $100 or more, you will receive a personal thank-you note from me. If you donate $500 or more, you will be featured on my fundraising page as a special supporter. Please act now and help me reach my goal. Thank you for your kindness and generosity