Action For Adrienne

Written/Sponsored by Mary Wilson:

Just hours after this picture was taken, Connor, 15, rushed his mom Adrienne to the hospital in the middle of the night with a life threatening medical emergency. Thankfully, after four days in the ICU, she's out of immediate danger, but her recovery is expected to be quite long. Returning to work will be even longer. I wish you could know Connor and Adrienne like I know them. Connor and Adrienne are everywhere in our community. Connor does well in school and sports, has been working at the Queen Anne Community Center and other part time jobs for years, yet somehow will always make time to help with someone's garden or to build a deck. He makes friendships with people of all ages and once you are his friend he will always be there for you, always checking in on you. His fabulous mom Adrienne has a million dollar smile and her home and heart are always open to all of Connor's friends and teammates. She's been raising Connor singlehanded for ten years, as Connor's father is not present in their lives. They have always taken care of others and they have always taken care of each other. But now they are facing a crisis where our community needs to help take care of them. They have limited health insurance and know that many of their expenses will not be covered. They expect their share of the first medical portion alone to exceed $10,000. We would like to set a goal of $10,000 to cover their living expenses and out of pocket medical expenses for the next couple of months. All proceeds will go to their necessities and medical expenses. This is a parent's worst nightmare, to be unable to work and support her child. All Adrienne should be focusing on right now is her recovery. All Connor should be doing now is studying for his finals, working his part-time jobs, being with his friends, and looking forward to Christmas. Instead, he's spent the last four days in the hospital helping his mom and worrying about how they'll pay for utilities, food, and whether they can even afford this month's rent.100% of your donation will go to keeping them afloat until everything returns to normal. Whether your donation is big or small, it will truly mean the world to them. We will update the gofundme site with further information about Adrienne's health as it becomes available. Please include them in your thoughts and prayers.

The money raised from this Go Fund me will be withdrawn by Mike Porter, Adrienne’s father on her behalf.