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Generators for Western NC
We are urgently seeking donations to deliver mobile homes/RVs and generators to western NC, an area affected by Hurricane Helene. Shelter and generators are critical! Also, generators are critical for individuals with medical conditions that require electricity to operate equipment such as CPAP or oxygen machines. We are working to get them delivered as soon as possible. If you would like to help, please click the button below to contribute and learn more about hurricane relief updates! Your support can make a vital difference.
Emergency Relief for Haiti
Urgent donations are needed! Helping Hands for Haiti is facing a critical time and urgently needs our help. Due to recent storms, the local school in Haiti has suffered significant damage. In addition to repairing the school, the community also needs funds to provide food, school supplies, and other essential items to those in need.
MY STORY
Heart Attack
Heart Attack
Heart Attack
In October of 2000, I learned that I had suffered a major heart attack and ended up having a quadruple open heart bypass surgery.
10 years later I had a moderate heart attack while dealing with family problems. This led to a second open heart bypass surgery.
Tornado
Heart Attack
Heart Attack
One year later, in 2011, a tornado struck my house and while it did not demolish it, I can no longer live in it.
Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm
Awaiting a Heart Transplant
Awaiting a Heart Transplant
However, because of that tornado I was made aware of an Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm. If the aneurysm had not been found, I would not be here today.
I have also dealt with kidney stones and an overactive thyroid.
Awaiting a Heart Transplant
Awaiting a Heart Transplant
Awaiting a Heart Transplant
My heart has now failed. Due to heart failure, I've been equipped with a Left Ventricular Assist Device (LVAD). This device is in place to pump blood through my heart until I am able to get a heart transplant. To get approved for a heart transplant, I have to prove that I have adequate money to pay for rejection medication, which insuranc
My heart has now failed. Due to heart failure, I've been equipped with a Left Ventricular Assist Device (LVAD). This device is in place to pump blood through my heart until I am able to get a heart transplant. To get approved for a heart transplant, I have to prove that I have adequate money to pay for rejection medication, which insurance does not cover. Therefore, I cannot move forward with this surgery without proof of funding.
Will you help?
UPDATES
HEALTH BLOG
I'm excited to share my health journey with you! By sharing my experiences, I hope to offer inspiration and support to anyone facing difficult health challenges.
Click below to read updates on my journey to a healthier heart and to SUBSCRIBE to my blog!
WILL YOU HELP?
MEDICAL EXPENSES
Will you prayerfully consider donating to help me cover the cost of my current medical expenses and the cost for my heart transplant, which is estimated to be $1.3 million for the surgery and recovery.
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MISSIONARY Projects
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