Scott Olmstead's Recovery Fund
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Scott's road home.
As you may have heard, our friend Scott Olmstead has had a medical emergency while training for a job as a truck driver.
Scott found himself alone in the ICU, at a hospital in Kingman, AZ. Unfortunately the doctors found a blockage in his vein in his upper left thigh, blocking blood flow to the rest of his leg.
Scott's wife, Karen Olmstead, you might know her in community as Rain, is home in Sealy, TX trying hold it all together on her own.
This all comes at a precarious time for Scott and Karen. Scott finds himself withy out a salary as he just started a new job with the hope of pursuing greater financial freedom as a cross-country truck driver. He also finds himself without insurance, and is stranded in a hospital 1300 hundred miles from home.
Scott has been in the hospital for seven days, and is anticipated to be in at least another ten.
Scott and Rain are good people. If you could help ease their burden by making a donation, it would be greatly appreciated.
Please feel free to share.
Thank you!
As you may have heard, our friend Scott Olmstead has had a medical emergency while training for a job as a truck driver.
Scott found himself alone in the ICU, at a hospital in Kingman, AZ. Unfortunately the doctors found a blockage in his vein in his upper left thigh, blocking blood flow to the rest of his leg.
Scott's wife, Karen Olmstead, you might know her in community as Rain, is home in Sealy, TX trying hold it all together on her own.
This all comes at a precarious time for Scott and Karen. Scott finds himself withy out a salary as he just started a new job with the hope of pursuing greater financial freedom as a cross-country truck driver. He also finds himself without insurance, and is stranded in a hospital 1300 hundred miles from home.
Scott has been in the hospital for seven days, and is anticipated to be in at least another ten.
Scott and Rain are good people. If you could help ease their burden by making a donation, it would be greatly appreciated.
Please feel free to share.
Thank you!
Organizer
Maeven Eller-Five
Organizer
