Hi, my name is Kerry, and I am reaching out with a humble heart for help during one of the hardest seasons of my life. I've been living with severe POTS and dysautonomia since 2019, and over the past three years, my health has declined significantly. In August of 2024, I got COVID, which left me even more debilitated. Every day is a struggle. I live with constant crushing fatigue, dizziness, scary heart rhythm issues, weakness, and now crippling anxiety and panic attacks that make the simplest of tasks feel impossible.

This illness has taken so much from me. It has stolen my independence, my energy, my happiness, and the small joys that once made life beautiful. More than anything, I want to enjoy my family and loved ones again, to be able to comfortably spend time with my three amazing nephews, to laugh, to smile genuinely, to take a walk around the block, to feel the simple happiness of a normal day, and to live without constant fear and pain.

Right now, I need specialized medical care to have a real chance at recovery. The treatments and programs that could help me are expensive, and I don't have the means to access them on my own. I also need help keeping up with small basic bills during this time.

A little bit about me? I love God and Jesus more than anything! My faith is what keeps me going when days feel darkest. I love animals, especially kitties. I adore my three beautiful nephews Conner, Max, and Easton. I deeply love my whole family. I wouldn't be here without them. I am holding onto hope that, with the right care, I can reclaim my life, my health, and the simple joys that make life meaningful.

If you are able to help, your support will go directly toward giving me access to specialized care and easing the financial burden. Every donation, no matter the size, matters more to me than words can express. Even sharing this page is a gift that means so much. I appreciate and love everyone!!

From the depths of my soul, thank you for reading my story and for helping me fight for my life back.

With love and sincere gratitude,

Kerry Sue