Andy's Medical Bills

As most of you know my cousin’s husband was injured in a motorcycle accident earlier this fall. He had back injuries, broken bones/ribs and a concussion among other things. He is doing good but is still struggling. Thankfully we were all able to spend thanksgiving together as a family this year. After being in the hospital myself for 3 weeks after the tragic death of my dog Gypsy, I can understand some of the depths of their pain. This year I am so thankful for my health and my family. If it wasn’t for them I wouldn’t have made it out in only 3 weeks. They are my backbone. I am especially grateful to have my favorite oldest cousin back in my life. We haven’t been close since we were kids. I am so lucky to have my support system around me and even more family support coming out of it then I went in with. Thankfully I have good insurance because of my parents jobs but Andy and Trisha are still struggling with all the medical bills. I know this is the season of giving and I know the world kindof sucks right now and we are all struggling on the daily but It would mean the world to me if we could raise a little bit more for them. Even the smallest of donations makes a difference. Even if everyone gave $10 we could put a dent in their bills. Thank you in advance.
With Love & Kindness,
Me

Five years ago our granddaughter, Trisha married the love of her life, Andy, at the Historical Poole Forge. Since then they have made great strides to improve their lives, worked hard to advance their positions, bought a home and were very happy together with their dogs & bird.

On Saturday evening Sept. 23 their lives would change in an instant. On their way home enjoying a motorcycle ride Andy had an accident and was seriously injured. Despite many broken bones, thankfully for his helmet Andy suffered no head injuries. He is currently being attended to at Reading Hospital ICU. With many broken bones, including the collarbone, shoulder, hands & ribs and a long recovery ahead we know the medical bills will be astronomical. Not being able to work during his long recovery the burden falls solely on Trisha to carry the financial load. We as a family, would be incredibly grateful to
any and all help that you could give to take the burden off of Andy & Trisha. Anything to make this time alittle easier on the two of them is immensely appreciated!