I'm starting this fundraiser for my cousin Molly Lynn

Molly is the mother of 3 children, and has been blessed with 2 beautiful granddaughters. She has devoted her life to caring for others, both as her career, and just because she loves others. She has helped many friends, family members, and those she sees in need of help. She has helped everyone from children to the elderly. She has been by the side of those who are crossing over from this life to the next. She has brought comfort and peace to those in need. She cares.

Now Molly has been diagnosed with a couple of debilitating diseases herself. She is battling a serious and painful Autonomic Nervous System disease and Trigeminal Neuralgia. These affect her in so many awful ways, the Trigeminal Neuralgia is labeled as a “suicide disease” the reason being is that it manifests with constant lightning bolts of pain that hit areas in the head, neck, and face. I know others who have dealt with this disease and they say it is excruciating pain. Pain that you almost choose not to live with. It also has affected her speech ability at times and her eyesight.

Her doctors feel that she has been having signs of these diseases since she was 19 years old. They have just gotten to the point that she can no longer deal with them herself. She is choosing to have the surgery the doctors are recommending in hopes that it will help her. She may also have to have a second surgery. Because of these conditions Molly had been unable to work for awhile and will have to take more time off after the surgery to recover. Besides the medical bills there are also house payments and associated living bills to be considered.

Please join with me and let’s help this caregiver feel the love of others caring for her. This journey is going to be hard and she really needs to have some help getting through it.

Please donate if you are able, anything is beneficial. Please feel free to share. By coming together, we can help Molly get through these difficult, painful times and show her that we care. Prayers are always welcome.

Thank you for any assistance you can give.