In October 2015, Jane Faller lost her husband of 58 years to cancer. Bob Faller had been seeking treatment for over a year but was unable to win the battle with throat cancer.

Around the time that Bob started hospice care, Jane fell down a fairly steep hill while trying to find her dog in the woods. The fall was quite traumatic and Jane suffered lacerations and bruises to her face and also a severe injury to her arm.

Due to some blood issues and the nature of the injury, local doctors decided it was best for Jane to be immediately transferred to Spokane WA for treatment. They wanted to use a MedEvac helicopter, but due to extensive forest fires in the area at the time, Jane was forced to take the three hour ride in an ambulance.

After staying in the hospital for several days and undergoing several surgeries, rehab and physical therapy, her arm and other injuries started to improve.

Shortly after returning home from the hospital, Bob died leaving Jane to manage their home and farm.
On her own, with an injured arm and increasing hospital bills Jane struggles to decide what she is going to do and how she is going to make ends meet.

With very little money in savings, Jane was very strapped financially even before her accident and the now mounting hospital and doctor bills.

Please help Jane in any way you can. She is still trying to decide what she will do in the long term, but for right now she feels a responsibility to pay the bills that have been incurred. Any amount you donate will give her some needed relief of the financial fears she has right now.