My name is Alona Woodard. I’m a disabled, single-mother, and non-traditional student. I’ve lived in Port Townsend, Washington for over 6 years with my 16 year old daughter, Ava. I have a unique situation and I’m making a wish for your assistance. My daughter is in need of an optometry appointment to obtain a prescription for some glasses ASAP and I simply cannot afford to pay for the appointment. She expressed to me several months ago that she’s having trouble seeing clearly and that it’s affecting her ability to complete her assignments, read music for choir, or participate in her extracurricular activities. My daughter does have Medicaid with limited vision coverage, but there are NO optometrists that accept her insurance within a 100 mile circumference of my location. As a result, I have to take her to a local out-of-network optometrist and pay upfront and and out-of-pocket. My only income is Social Security Disability Insurance and there’s no additional funds available for this type of expense after all necessary bills are paid. The amount I’m requesting is $500, which will cover all the appointment, the prescription lenses, and the frames. I humbly ask for your assistance to help pay for my daughter to get the medical care that she desperately needs. Thank you for your time and consideration. God Bless!

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Today, I am reaching out to share the poignant story of my 22-year-old son, Blake who, in the pursuit of a promising career, encountered unexpected health challenges that have left him grappling with overwhelming medical bills. As a parent, witnessing my son face these difficulties is heart-wrenching, and I am humbly seeking your support to help him through this challenging time.

Blake recently embarked on the journey of obtaining a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL). This endeavor was not only a step towards financial independence but also a source of excitement and optimism for his future. However, this journey took an unforeseen turn when he started experiencing severe chest pains, leading to medical examinations and treatments that quickly escalated into a mountain of medical bills.

The financial strain has become unbearable for Blake jeopardizing not only his dream of a career but also his only means of transportation. The weight of impending bills, coupled with the threat of losing his vehicle, is pushing him to the brink, and as a parent, I am reaching out for support.

Your generous contribution can be the lifeline that Blake needs to regain stability and continue working towards a better future. Here’s how your donation can make a significant impact:

1. **Medical Expenses:** Assist in covering the accumulating medical bills, including consultations, diagnostic tests, and treatments for Blake.

2. **Vehicle Preservation:** Help prevent the loss of Blake’s only means of transportation by contributing to essential repairs and maintenance.

3. **Educational Support:** Contribute towards the completion of his CDL program, ensuring that can resume his journey towards a promising career.

Your kindness and generosity can make a profound difference in Blake’s life, offering him the support needed to overcome these unexpected challenges. No contribution is too small, and your assistance will not only ease the immediate financial burden but also provide a sense of hope and encouragement for Blake to persevere.

Thank you for considering this urgent request and for being a source of strength for Blake during this challenging time. Together, we can help him overcome these obstacles and continue working towards a brighter future.

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I had a puppy that was beautifully wonderful that unfortunately came down with the Parvovirus. I took her to the vet and she received the diagnosis, the cost of this was $330.32 and I was given a choice to put her in urgent care or to watch her die. The vet said it was a 50/50 chance of survival.

I transported my 12-week-old puppy to the urgent care facility and started treatment. The cost of treatment was $1,500 per every 12 hours of critical care. After 36 hours of care, my puppy crashed with no white blood cells remaining and I am completely devastated. I had to travel in the winter storm to ensure she didn’t pass away with anybody there who truly loved her.

I’m not looking to recover all of the cost but if I could raise at least $2,000 I can then begin to find a new puppy to love and care for. She had her first two vaccinations and we’re not sure how she contracted the virus. My son has special needs attached to her and that is the largest heartbreak for us. I want to get him another puppy with the same size and look as the previous puppy.

For anyone who contributes I am eternally grateful to you.

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Hey there, I’m Nikki. I wear the hat of a mother to three amazing boys and the faithful companion of Bruiser, my protective Pitt Terrier. Seven years ago, a small lump appeared on my upper left arm, inconspicuous as a pea. Ignoring it seemed reasonable at the time, yet over these years, it has swelled to the size of a softball, a constant reminder of the unseen battles I face.

My work is more of a freelance patchwork, lacking the security of a steady job or the comfort of health insurance. When I sought help from my doctor, hoping for a solution, she regretfully admitted her inability to remove it due to its sheer size. The prospect of a surgeon’s intervention emerged as the only viable option, but the exorbitant costs turned it into a distant dream. So, I resigned to endure the discomfort, unaware of the ticking time bomb it became.

Now, this tumor, seemingly innocuous, exerts immense pressure on my nerves, rendering my arm and hand numb with alarming frequency. Its growth accompanies dark bruises, marking the territory where this unwelcome guest thrives. The medical verdict adds to the distress – its proximity to my heart amplifies the risks, casting a shadow of uncertainty over my future.

A procedure to remove it demands a financial sacrifice far beyond my means, roughly estimated at $1200-$1600. The urgency is palpable; it’s not just about the physical discomfort but also about securing a future where I can be present and healthy for my boys and Bruiser.

Reaching out for support is a humbling experience, a plea not just for monetary assistance but for a chance at reclaiming a life unhindered by this looming health concern. Every contribution, big or small, is a glimmer of hope, a step closer to a resolution. Your consideration and potential support mean the world to me. Thank you for being part of this journey, and for believing that together, we can make a difference.

Psalm 34:17-18: “When the righteous cry for help, the Lord hears and delivers them out of all their troubles. The Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves the crushed in spirit.”

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I am in desperate need of some help . My wife is going through some health issues with her kidneys at the moment and I am the only one working. And my mother just beat stage 3 Gastric cancer so is also not working. I have maxed out my credit cards and we are literally living paycheck to paycheck and paying for medical bills. Is there any foundation, and grants that you know of or anybody what can relieve a little of my credit card debt ?? If so please please let me know or send somebody my cashapp that can help us $muneca21. My PayPal is hispanicjd90@gmail.com

Thank you and have a blessed year

It all started over 2 1/2-3 years ago when my wife (April) was diagnosed with the onset of stage 3 liver failure. It came as a pretty big blow since she had already been diagnosed with diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, and now this. At first it wasn’t a daily critical challenge. Then as time went on it got increasingly worse. Her gastroenterologist seemed very reluctant to treat like a patient and more like cattle running through the counter to just get the appointments over with. His lack of focus and inability to seemingly care was apparent. In March of 2022 her declining health hit a tipping point. With her strength weakening, she laid down beside me and said she was gonna take a nap. Little did either of us know, that day would forever change how we approached her failing liver. She was laying by me on the couch and sleeping.  At least I thought she was. She actually slipped into a coma. I heard weird sounds and looked over and she was an asphyxiating by her vomit while she was laying on her back. I was blessed to be right there to sit her up and clear her airway. Our 7 year old was freaking out and I redirected her focus to help and it helped.
We called for an ambulance and we followed. It was at that moment I made a decision to switch her doctors and it saved her life. Hemphatic encephalopathy. Her new doctors went above and beyond. She was unfortunately in a coma for 5 days and after she was stabilized, it was hard enough on her body that she had to relearn how to walk, talk, and do everyday tasks. She had 12 weeks of therapy to get her functions as close to normal as they could. This was the beginning of a very hard physical road for us.
Some of the unfortunate effects of a liver problems come and go and one is more permanent. She now will have Kidney damage. One side effect from this swelling and retaining lots of water. High fluctuations in her ammonia levels (which damages her brain every time they get too high and causes loss of mobility, speech, and motor skills), potassium, magnesium, iron fluctuations along with dehydration. Her doctors do what they can to get her back to functioning as normal as possible. Lately we ran into a problem at the end of October 2023 where the insurance dropped her and continued to cover myself and out 7 year old. Since then she has been in the hospital more than at home. Somewhere along the lines of 85/15 with 85 percent being how often she’s been in the hospital to the (roughly) 15 percent being home. We have been working with the liver specialist team getting her ready for the transplant testing to begin. We have 4 kids total, 3 are grown and our 7 year old. The 3 grown kids are ready to test and donate their Kidney for their mom. We have worked really hard to get to this point, and then the insurance happened. She was in the hospital for Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas and the doctors want her to go back to a nursing home after she gets released. Here’s where the financial craziness comes in. Her medicine per month averages 4200.00 to keep her alive. The outstanding bill for the hospital is over 125,000.00. The cost for her needing to go to the hospital is about 6000.00, and very well could go up depending on the care she has to receive. (More attention since she can’t walk, therapy, special dietary needs).
There is at least a somewhat silver lining that the insurance might reinstate by the end of January 2024. But until then, I’ve sold everything that I could including selling my 2020 Ford Ranger to help with the bills. But they continue to pile up and increase. So the request for a miracle would be help with the $$145,000.00 that this has crippled us financially. She is only 54 and deserves a long life and the help to get there. I’m with her 24/7 for her every needs and being able to make up the difference isn’t possible while taking care of her. We would greatly appreciate any help that you can give. Thank you for taking the time read our life story.  If you’re willing to help:

The PayPal.me link is : paypal.me/dtc2011
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