My mom was a Bible-believing Christian with a big heart who always put others before herself. My fiancé and I were living with her in her house, which was foreclosed almost three years ago. We lost everything except our clothes and shoes, but my mom never hesitated to use her life insurance and what little savings she had to help us move to another town and start over.

After we moved, my mom began having health issues that led to frequent hospital visits and stays in rehab facilities. In February 2026, she was admitted to the hospital for what would be her final stay. She spent three weeks there before being transferred to a rehab facility on February 27th, where she passed away the next day. She never came back home. I was by her side as her full-time caregiver for seven years.

Now, I am faced with the heartbreaking task of giving my mom the funeral she deserves. I want to take her back to our hometown so she can be buried next to my father in our family plot. At the same time, my fiancé and I need to find a new place to live, as we can no longer afford our apartment without my mom. In the midst of my grief, I am searching for a job and a new home, feeling truly alone for the first time in my life. I loved my mom very much, and I am lost without her. I have no siblings or children to mourn with, and that is the hardest part—being the last one left. I would be grateful for any support from anyone willing to help during this difficult time.