Help Jess Rebuild Her Life

Jess was born with a rare gene mutation which she has had her whole life, but was only recently diagnosed with because of how rare it is. It’s making her sicker and sicker and her immune system is too weak to fight anything off as she cannot detoxify her body due to this mutation. As many people may know, Northport Middle School was recently shut down because of the toxins that were found at the school and many people that Jess had gone to school with have become sick because of this school. Her doctors believe her toxic burden first started while she was attending Northport Middle School. Her doctors are now recommending that she move out of where she currently lives immediately to start fresh and free from as many toxins as possible. Unfortunately, she must stay on LI because this is where she works to get health insurance to help pay for her extensive treatments. In addition to this, she has to take many other alternative treatments and supplements such as MegaSporeBiotic and Liposomal Glutathione to detoxify her system as well as several others, which are not covered by insurance and are very expensive. Not only does Jess have to move out immediately, she cannot take anything with her for risk of contaminating her new living arrangements. She must purchase all new items from furniture to kitchen supplies, to towels and bedding, shoes and clothes, and a laptop or tablet to continue being able to go to school, including all new medications and all new dietary supplements. Her mutation makes it so she cannot use any chemicals and she would need to buy all non-toxic cleaning supplies to keep her new place free of unnecessary toxins. We wouldn't reach out if Jess truly didn't need the assistance. Any and all donations would be greatly appreciated to get this loving, selfless, compassionate soul better, so she can get back to actually living life again free from illness and on to finishing her degree in child psychology to make a difference in the lives of young children like she's always wanted. Thank you all so much from the bottom of our hearts, it means more than you will ever know!

*Jess is not currently in the hospital. This pic is from the last time she was in the hospital for surgery.