Aid Priscilla's Path to Recovery

Hello Family and Friends, I hope you are all doing well.

The reason for this GoFundMe account is towards Priscilla's health issue.

On Monday, March 3rd, Priscilla was having complications breathing. Although she went to the hospital, she also had an appointment to see her asthma specialist.

Not willing to miss this important asthma appointment, she drove herself to this appointment, which only worsened the situation with her breathing.

Afterwards, she drove herself to the Methodist Westover Hills emergency hospital while experiencing breathing complications.

The worst thing about it all is that there was nothing I or anybody else could have done, but the amazing people at Methodist Westover Hills hospital took charge and gave her all of the advanced medical treatment to restore her breathing.

She was hospitalized for several days in the ICU unit. Priscilla was hooked up to oxygen and was given several treatments and antibiotics.

Her lab test results indicated she had pneumonia, flu, and asthma.

Priscilla's breathing was so bad she was unable to speak because of the low airflow in her lungs.

The only way she could answer was by nodding her head up and down for yes and no replies.

Priscilla is not one to ask for help of any kind; she doesn't want to burden anyone's daily activities.

She doesn't have any PTO hours or savings for rainy day funds.

Priscilla is a mother of three beautiful children and does her best to give her children so much love and care, and at times forgets to take care of herself and her health.

She spent a few days in the ICU unit. With mild wheezing and by passing the doctor's orders test, she was able to return home with antibiotics, medications, and a dietary schedule.

She still has a long way to go and is still feeling tired from all of this sickness.

I just wanted to share with you all the story of my brave daughter who fought to stay alive for herself and her children.

We appreciate all of your love, support, and prayers for her while she was recovering at the hospital.