So as you read this, it is to help these two amazing people. But she is unbelievable. If you check the updates, you’ll see what she’s been through along with what I’ve written here. She needs a break. Something to go her way how they hold things together. I’ll never know I can tell you if I’ve had the things thrown at me the way she has. I would’ve folded it by now. To have your life stolen from you literally everything from your childhood every memory, every photo video keepsake and for the person who did it to think it’s OK. Please read on she needs your help. They need your help. It kills me to know that nights they sleep in a car. No one should ever have to go through the things that they’ve been through lately or ever. They are good people who need a break.

Good friends for 20 years and realizing that they were meant to be together. Now For nine and a half years, they have walked side by side, bound by a love that has endured every twist of fate. Staying by each others side through thick and thin. From illness, including cancer and more and making it through together. From the moment they got engaged, it was clear to everyone around them that they belonged together. Their wedding was supposed to happen two years ago, but unforeseen circumstances forced them to postpone—not once, but twice. Each delay felt like something precious had been taken from them, yet they never let go of each other.

Through the years, life has tested them in ways most couples never face. Lately, things just haven’t gone there way. Since May they’ve been without a home. Using every paycheck to try and get a hotel room so they have a roof over their heads to even sleeping in their car when they can’t afford a room. Still, they refuse to ask for help, determined to stand on their own, even when they need it most. That fierce independence is part of who they are—proud, resilient, and unwilling to let hardship define them. Savings gone, no deposits for apartments or housing.

And yet, despite everything, their bond has only grown stronger. They’ve faced disappointment, sacrifice, and struggle, but they’ve never lost sight of what truly matters: each other. Their story is not one of defeat, but of perseverance. It is proof that love can survive even the darkest nights, that commitment can carry two people through storms, and that hope can endure when everything else seems uncertain.

He has battled his way through Cancer. Collapsing on a ball field years ago being airlifted to a hospital finding out he had a brain tumor and fighting for his life. I’m coming through that stronger with a steel plate and a scar across his head. Being attacked for no reason on the way to work this past summer being hit over the head with a bottle twice. Luckily they were just enough off from that plate and it didn’t do major damage and he walked away with a few stitches. She has battled illnesses with her lung immune system throughout her whole life. With her allergies and asthma, complicating a lot of things to always having trouble breathing, and sometimes just passing out out of nowhere. Getting hurt at work a few years back and currently dealing with her dominant arm still being messed up and 42% disabled and not being able to do the jobs that she has done her whole life to make the money that she’s usually making to keep a roof over their heads and food in their fridge. His family being mostly gone. Her being raised by a single mom who she is very close with, and they tried to take care of as much as they can. To help her with what she needs. And they’re always there like I said to help one of their friends when they need help. The fact that these two kind hearted goofy Philadelphia eagle and WWE loving people found each other through everything they have been through and still no matter what life throws at them make it work. They deserve a break.

Even when they were homeless and had nothing, they were still helping friends in need. To the point where they had friends stay with them at their hotel to save them. They are always there when someone needs them. They are about to lose their storage unit where they have all their possessions stored except for what’s with them in their car because they are using what money they have on rooms so they don’t have to sleep in the cold. This time they need someone. But they won’t ask for help.

They have been scammed out of apartments and had their money taken. Her childhood home in Philadelphia, where she still had everything that she acquired growing up—keepsakes from family members that are no longer around, tons of photos—not to mention everything her mom had from her whole life, was stolen out from under them. Somebody thought that it was fine to go in and throw everything out in that house and gut it in order to try to sell it illegally. She and her mom are still dealing with going back and forth to court because of this. But that can’t replace all the years of keepsakes and memories that were stored there.

She was scammed and is still dealing with that. All of her credit cards and credit destroyed. Her bank account emptied. No one should ever have to go through all of this.

Now, as they look toward the future, homeless and hoping not to have to cancel their long-awaited wedding again.  Their wedding is more than just a ceremony. It is a celebration of survival, of devotion, and of a love that has refused to break. After nearly a decade together, they have earned their moment. Their story is not just about belonging—it is about triumph. I do not want to see them have to cancel things again. I do not want to see anybody have to go through what they have had to go through. How they still try to help everybody they can when they are struggling so much. To still smile when there’s not much to smile about.

So I ask you if you can help, please, even if it’s just a little. I know how much they would appreciate it. I really don’t want to see them postpone things yet again. They deserve to be happy; everybody does.