Handicap access for Josh after losing his mother

**UPDATE**

Lowe's has offered to provide materials for a wheelchair ramp to be built. We are so grateful for all the support for our family. Thank you so much!

**Also, any and all funds or help are sent directly to Sarah Zonner, Josh's little sister. She is a single mother to 2 boys and is in charge of her big brother now too. Sarah resides with their father, Keith Zonner. They will be working together to bring Josh home and to them to give him the best care and love.

My aunt, Beth Hickel Zonner, was one amazing, strong woman. She, sadly, has lost her fight with stage 3 lung cancer. She was supposed to have her last treatment and ring the bell the next day but God had other plans. The family has been met with many challenges since her passing and will continue to be met with many more. As many of you know, my aunt has devoted her life to caring for her son, Josh. They lived alone together in the country. The two of them were inseparable. He relied on her for everything and she would never ask for help and never wanted anyone to make a fuss over her. Josh has cerebral palsy and needs constant care. This is a huge learning curve for his family. The home Josh and Beth shared, unfortunately, is unfit for him to stay and live in. Here comes the challenge...

His father will be looking for any and all resources to help get a very involved aid to help with his care. Also, Keith's home isn't big enough or handicap accessible. They are wanting to get an addition added to his home that is handicap accessible to give them the ability to care for him and help to improve his quality of life. He will need a room large enough for him to maneuver with a wheelchair. The room will need a handicapped accessible bathroom with shower. They will need working hoyer lifts to help with lifting him. They are also going to need a safe, mechanically sound, vehicle with a wheelchair lift. Josh has been asking many questions about what is going to happen to him now and is very scared. He shouldn't be worrying about these things and we have been reassuring him constantly. He needs to just be able to grieve the loss of his mother. We have been working together, as a family, through this time caring for him. His father, Keith, and his sister, Sarah only want the best for Josh and have been there for him every step of the way through this difficult time. They all deserve to make this as easy on them as possible as they all have a long road ahead of them. Please consider donating or sharing to get them the help they so desperately need to make it through this. We all just want Josh, Sarah and Keith to not worry as they adjust to this new chapter in their lives.Thank you in advance from the bottom of all of our hearts