Disabled Veteran needing help

Today in Crawfordvillle, Fl my brother, Daniel Rogers,  was at the Winn-Dixie grocery store and his car was broken into in broad daylight. First thing in the morning.

They stole all of his blood pressure medication, diabetic medications, including his insulin, additional parts to a very expensive insulin pump > the infusion set and cannula, his laptop/Toughbook, his wallet, identification,  all of his money and Christmas presents that were for my Grandparents, his nephews and other family members.

A little background.. 

Daniel is an amazing brother and loved by many!! He was deployed to Iraq in 2003 and was there for Operation Enduring Freedom campaign. He served our country for four years in the Tallahassee, Florida Army National Guard. After returning and in the years following he had developed problems with his teeth deteriorating. Doctors said it was a mineral deficiency causing it. Presumably from the food and water he was consuming while being deployed. Other members of his unit had reported similar symptoms. A few years ago Daniel then developed diabetes and suffered a vehicle crash which almost took his life. He punctured his lung, broke most of his teeth (We're working slowing on being able to get him dental implants because he is not a good candidate for other traditional dental replacements) he also recieved a few broken ribs, a compound fracture of his femur, which resulted in a titanium rod being implanted from his hip to his knee along with several screws in his leg. He also lost most of his remaining teeth in the accident. He was unable to walk for 6 months and took almost a year of physical therapy to regain his ability to walk again. 

He served his country in the Army and is currently a disabled Veteran.  If you have it in your heart to help him, please do by any means (Prayers, monetarily, sharing this link to spread the word.)

Thank you so much for taking your time to read this. It's so unfortunate that people feel the need to steal!
 

 "The challenge today is to convince people of the value of truth, honesty, compassion and a concern for others."
    -Dalai Lama

Thank you, 

Kelly