Keeping A Brother Afloat...Justin Cook

My husband’s brother, and my brother in-luv, Justin, was recently diagnosed with Covid-19. As we have all experienced this terrible virus effect so many lives over the past year we are now faced with one of our own battling this in a way we never expected to be. As the sole breadwinner of his family the biggest fear for anyone in his situation is that of not knowing when he will recover. As of now he is hospitalized in critical condition. The team of nurses and doctors are working around the clock to keep him stable in hopes that his body will respond to treatment soon. Even then there is no projected timeline of when he will be well enough to come home and if he will be able to return to work immediately thereafter. They have already stated the road to recovery will most likely be a long one. We are all praying more than anything that he will be well enough  soon to return to his loving wife and children. In the meantime, he has already been unable to work for some time now and with each day that passes it turns into weeks and it won’t be long that there will be no savings to continue carrying his financial obligations on his own. Lauryn, his wife and my sister n-luv, and her side of the family have always gone above and beyond to help others during difficult times and I would love nothing more than to be able to bless her in the way she has always so generously blessed others. Daniel and myself love them so very much and my husband is so heartbroken to see his baby brother suffering so much while he is the rock his family depends on. We would appreciate so much if you could join us in prayers for healing,  as well as raising some funds in an effort to support our brother and his precious family. We believe God will heal his body soon and make a way for him and his family to be without the financial stress that is facing them now. No amount is ever too small, and if your prayers be your only gift it will be the greatest gift of all. Thank you in advance and God Bless you all!