Goshen for Crystal

If you have heard about or know someone in the East Palestine, Ohio area where the train derailed with toxic chemicals happened… You may have also heard of the struggles of those that are located near the rail road and how they have been affected pretty badly. Some are still in hotels and can’t return due to the damage in their homes and how it was affecting their health. Some are just looking for a way out of their homes so that their health doesn’t deteriorate anymore.

This is why we are starting a go fund me for Crystal. Crystal lives very close to the railroad accident. Her health has definitely taken a toll. She has dealt with burning eyes (chemical burns), vertigo, headaches come and go, and fogginess. She felt like this literally went straight to her brain. When she went out to her garage on Feb 4th, before she even knew about the derailment, she was VERY close to passing out in her garage. Health issues from this, continue even to this day…

As we said earlier, some of Crystals neighbors have already abandoned their homes and are living out of hotels or with family or friends, and not planning to return, as it is just too dangerous for their health to stay there!

That being said, we are hoping to raise enough money so that Crystal can buy a camper and get out of there.

Her needs are: a small camper for her, she needs all new bedding and a few household items that have been destroyed by the chemicals in her home.

We are looking to raise $20,000 to get her out of East Palestine and onto her feet into a healthier location. If you cannot donate and all you can do is pray for Crystal, we know she will appreciate that equally. If you can donate, we know she would be SO blessed by that.

Thanks for taking the time to read and understand the gravity of this situation for some of those located in East Palestine, Ohio. Many times we expect the government to help, however it is way more affective when neighbors reach out their hand to help neighbors and when we as Americans, look out for our fellow countrymen in a time of need.

Blessings