Hi, my name is Trudy. This is something that's very hard for me to do but the last 5 days have been truly one of the scariest moments I have had to experience in a very long time. Late Saturday night/early Sunday morning, my husband woke me up stating he was in extreme pain and could barely breathe. " I think something is wrong," he said. He collapses in our hallway. I had to call the ambulance, and within minutes, our life was changing. We are in the ambulance and hospital bound. I was told thank God you called the ambulance because he wouldn't have made it. In the blink of an eye, our world was changing. He's had a heart attack and was rushed upstairs to have a Stent put in. The Dr states he had a blockage on the right side. My heart sunk but relieved that he was alive. He had some setbacks while in hospital but is doing better. My husband has helped so many people do anything they needed or couldn't do for themselves. Always being that helping hand . He is the main provider. He's been a great husband, father, and grandfather. He's been working while I take care of everything at home and raise our grandchildren. We have our hands full if anyone knows us, but we make a great team. With all that being said, Steve, the hard worker that he is, is unable to work for a period of time while he recovers. I would like him not to stress out how we are going to manage paying medical/ utility bills, the changes of medications, and vehicle repairs that he is unable to do during this time. The list goes on with all the new struggles we are going to endure. I really don't want him to stress knowing there's nothing he can do right now while he's in a lot of life changing restrictions. We have been using all the money we have had and going through it very quickly. Everyone has reached out to us, saying if you need anything, just ask. Here is me asking for help relieving some financial burden so that Steve can just focus on getting better. If you are unable to donate, please keep Steve and our family in your prayers. Thank you all so much.