Assistance Dog Aid for Allie!
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Please help Allie get the help she deserves!
BE PART OF HER MIRACLE!
This account is to benefit Allie Frick: a 26 year old amputee. She is the daughter of Rick Frick and Suzette Frick, and the sister of Erica Frick of Graves County, Kentucky.
Two years ago, Allie was like any other 24 year old American girl, just trying to find her way in the world and discover her path. Always strong in her faith, Allie was on the fast track to becoming the woman she felt that God was leading her to be. On the morning of November 15, 2012 tragedy struck.
Allie was on her way home from a deer hunt that morning when she lost control of her car. After almost losing her life: she awoke in the hospital to find that her left arm was completely gone! Rather than getting down and feeling sorry for herself, Allie was strong for herself and her family. Through every step of painful rehabilitation she managed to keep a smile: not only for herself, but for all those around her. With inexhaustable faith and effort, she put her life in God's hands and welcomed the challenge.
Allie has been a warrior through all of this change, but now she needs a little help from you!
Allie wants to live on her own and be the independent young woman she is! She doesn't let her disability get her down, but there are some things that give her difficulty. Allie needs a service dog.
In the rural area Allie lives in, assistance programs are difficult to access, and there is a waithing list of 3-5 years. Allie needs help now. She has lost two years of her early 20's to this accident, and every day without a dog she loses more time.
Your donation of any size is appreciated!
Please keep in touch by following us at: www.facebook.com/alliesservicedog
God Bless You and Merry Christmas!
A word from Allie:
"When I awoke from surgery and was told that my arm had been taken I knew I had two options I could cry, be depressed and angry at God or I could take the other path. I chose to give my struggles to God and trust in Him. I knew that He chose me because He knew I was strong enough to handle the road to come. God tells us that He will not give us more than we can handle, all we have to do is trust in him and simply have faith."
Learn more about Allie's journey and unwaivering strength by clicking th link below:
http://onearmchick.blogspot.com/
Song of Songs 4:7 "7 You are altogether beautiful, my darling; there is no flaw in you."
BE PART OF HER MIRACLE!
This account is to benefit Allie Frick: a 26 year old amputee. She is the daughter of Rick Frick and Suzette Frick, and the sister of Erica Frick of Graves County, Kentucky.
Two years ago, Allie was like any other 24 year old American girl, just trying to find her way in the world and discover her path. Always strong in her faith, Allie was on the fast track to becoming the woman she felt that God was leading her to be. On the morning of November 15, 2012 tragedy struck.
Allie was on her way home from a deer hunt that morning when she lost control of her car. After almost losing her life: she awoke in the hospital to find that her left arm was completely gone! Rather than getting down and feeling sorry for herself, Allie was strong for herself and her family. Through every step of painful rehabilitation she managed to keep a smile: not only for herself, but for all those around her. With inexhaustable faith and effort, she put her life in God's hands and welcomed the challenge.
Allie has been a warrior through all of this change, but now she needs a little help from you!
Allie wants to live on her own and be the independent young woman she is! She doesn't let her disability get her down, but there are some things that give her difficulty. Allie needs a service dog.
In the rural area Allie lives in, assistance programs are difficult to access, and there is a waithing list of 3-5 years. Allie needs help now. She has lost two years of her early 20's to this accident, and every day without a dog she loses more time.
Your donation of any size is appreciated!
Please keep in touch by following us at: www.facebook.com/alliesservicedog
God Bless You and Merry Christmas!
A word from Allie:
"When I awoke from surgery and was told that my arm had been taken I knew I had two options I could cry, be depressed and angry at God or I could take the other path. I chose to give my struggles to God and trust in Him. I knew that He chose me because He knew I was strong enough to handle the road to come. God tells us that He will not give us more than we can handle, all we have to do is trust in him and simply have faith."
Learn more about Allie's journey and unwaivering strength by clicking th link below:
http://onearmchick.blogspot.com/
Song of Songs 4:7 "7 You are altogether beautiful, my darling; there is no flaw in you."
Organizer
Amanda Lynn Jones
Organizer
Mayfield, KY
