Frank's Second Chance After a Near-Fatal Crash
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I’m raising funds for myself after surviving a near-fatal 75 mph crash during my commute. In five seconds, everything changed. I survived, but I was left with a traumatic neck aneurysm that carries a high stroke risk, a burst fracture in my T2 vertebra, severe body trauma, and a broken finger.
Right now, recovery has put my life on hold. My job requires mobility, and because of my injuries, I cannot work while I heal. Because I had only been at my job for 30 days, they were not required to hold my position, leaving me with zero income and health insurance that will end at the end of the year. Until I can heal and return to work, my hospital and medical expenses are completely out of pocket.
The crash also created major financial consequences beyond medical care. My car was impounded at a tow yard, creating thousands in storage costs and deductible fees, and the loan balance is roughly $12,000 more than the car’s actual cash value due to my heavy commute. My bills have not stopped, even though my income has.
I believe in a God of second chances, and I’ve always lived by the truth that when we extend a helping hand to someone in need, we reflect the very best of humanity. Whether you are guided by your faith, a belief in doing good deeds, or simply compassion for a fellow human being during a crisis, your generosity will directly help me keep a roof over my head, cover my prescriptions, spinal gear and braces, hospital and medical bills, rehabilitation, neurological care, specialist follow-ups, long-term physical therapy, and the costs tied to my impounded vehicle.
Because these medical bills and basic living expenses will continue while I am out of work and without coverage, recurring donations would give me steady help as I recover. One-time donations are also deeply appreciated and would make an immediate difference.
If you’re able to help, any donation means the world to me. If you can’t give, sharing this fundraiser or keeping me in your prayers would still be a huge support. Thank you, and God bless.
Right now, recovery has put my life on hold. My job requires mobility, and because of my injuries, I cannot work while I heal. Because I had only been at my job for 30 days, they were not required to hold my position, leaving me with zero income and health insurance that will end at the end of the year. Until I can heal and return to work, my hospital and medical expenses are completely out of pocket.
The crash also created major financial consequences beyond medical care. My car was impounded at a tow yard, creating thousands in storage costs and deductible fees, and the loan balance is roughly $12,000 more than the car’s actual cash value due to my heavy commute. My bills have not stopped, even though my income has.
I believe in a God of second chances, and I’ve always lived by the truth that when we extend a helping hand to someone in need, we reflect the very best of humanity. Whether you are guided by your faith, a belief in doing good deeds, or simply compassion for a fellow human being during a crisis, your generosity will directly help me keep a roof over my head, cover my prescriptions, spinal gear and braces, hospital and medical bills, rehabilitation, neurological care, specialist follow-ups, long-term physical therapy, and the costs tied to my impounded vehicle.
Because these medical bills and basic living expenses will continue while I am out of work and without coverage, recurring donations would give me steady help as I recover. One-time donations are also deeply appreciated and would make an immediate difference.
If you’re able to help, any donation means the world to me. If you can’t give, sharing this fundraiser or keeping me in your prayers would still be a huge support. Thank you, and God bless.
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