Dale's Liquidity Drive - The Final Chapter

Three months ago, after sharing my cash flow predicament, I humbly asked for your assistance (the first GoFundMe link as well as my story can be found here), and I was overwhelmed by your response.

Since then, I've slashed the home budget as best as I could (I do most of my web-based work here at the library, for example, and only spend time on social media via 5G on my phone, and have cut all cable and internet service from home), drastically reduced purchases on consumables, and have, for the most part, contained costs to the best of my abilities.

I'm through with my course of post-surgical physical therapy (well, maybe one more appointment), and have been pursuing full-time employment; nothing has yet come through, unfortunately. Furthermore, the IRS refund from my mother's 2021 return still sits, waiting to be processed six weeks after they've received all requested forms (as my Congresswoman's liaison stated to me in an email, "We cannot compel any federal agency to act.")

I need to cover my living expenses through the end of May, and if I can't meet my obligations by the end of this week, I'll be out on the streets by the end of this month and will lose EVERYTHING. If I'm gainfully employed by the end of May, all is well - if not, a member of my extended family is willing to take me in, and I'll break the final three months of my lease...ergo, "The Final Chapter" in the title of this campaign; with contingencies now planned, I just need one more shove in the right direction.

Of course, I'd need the interim between now and Memorial Day weekend to pack, relocate, and liquidate/donate items that mostly belonged to my late mother (remember, for the first time in five years, unassisted mobility is a re-learned skill for me); I have other family members already lined up to assist me in hauling those items, but they're not available to help until May.

So yet again, I'm at your mercy, my lovelies - and I'm tired of that part. I can only hope that you'll be tired after one more donation.

I would be grateful for your help, and if you can't, I would be equally grateful if you could share this campaign in your network - this one final time.

Thank you!