Sue Conley's Lyme Disease Fight

My friend Sue Conley, a beautiful, animal loving, vivacious woman, is suffering from chronic late stage neurological Lyme disease.  She has had to quit her high tech job and move in with her parents who are caring for her.  The out of pocket medical costs and the lack of insurance covering the necessary treatments and medications has drained Sue financially.  Sue is sick....very sick.

It is difficult to convey how hard life has been for Sue over the last few years.  She feels the person she was has been stolen from her.  Her life, health and happiness have all but disappeared from her every day life.  She wants so  badly to work, ride a horse and find the energy to call and talk to an old friend.   It's difficult to leave her bed. 

I am helping Sue raise funds for a  much needed medical treatment done at the St. Georg Clinic in Bad Aibling, Germany.  Many of you have heard of this clinic from me as I went last year.  The improvement in my health has been enormous.  I'll return this year to do the treatment with my son Hayden.  Sue's Dr.'s believe the St. Georg treatment will help turn around the decline in her health.

I would like Sue to do her treatment while I'm there, so that I may help care for her.  It's not possible for a family member to attend with her and I'd like her to do her treatment at the time we are there.  The treatment is very intense and a person going through it should have someone helping them.  This means funds need to be raised rather quickly. 

I need your help!  I know there are hundreds of solicitations you are all bombarded with each and every day.  If you could PLEASE give anything to this fund and to Sue I would appreciate it beyond words.  There are so many of you (my friends) who have asked how to help me.  I tell you now, please help by donating to Sue's cause.   I'm certain my purpose in feeling well from this treatment is to help those who don't have the means or support that I have been so fortunate to have. 

Please help Sue with her dream of becoming healthy!

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts!  Chris Woodburn and Sue Conley