On October 9th, my husband, Dwayne Morris, suffered a life-changing accident at his landscaping business that resulted in the lost of his fingers. His left hand was mangled by his mower, amputating his thumb and index fingers and shattering the bones of the remaining three fingers. He is now facing a long road to recovery with multiple surgeries and several months of rehabilitation ahead of him to learn how to function with the use of only one hand.

As his wife, it is heartbreaking to see him in pain and struggling, knowing that his ability to work, provide for our family, and enjoy life as he once did has been deeply impacted. The injury has not only been physically and emotionally devastating for him but has also placed a significant financial burden on our family. As he prepares for several reconstructive surgeries and extensive rehabilitation, Dwayne is unable to work and will likely have to close the landscaping business that he worked so hard to build.

Dwayne is a devoted husband, loving father, and a hardworking entrepreneur. We never imagined being in a position where we would have to ask for help, but now, we find ourselves with no other choice. We are humbly asking for your support to help Dwayne get through this difficult time. The funds raised will go directly to covering the cost of his surgeries, rehabilitation, and our daily living expenses as we try to navigate this overwhelming situation. Dwayne’s recovery will take time, and during this period, we need help to cover the growing expenses while he, the head of our household, is unable to work.

We are asking for your support to help Dwayne get the medical care he needs. Every little bit helps us during this challenging time, and we are incredibly grateful for any support you can offer.

Sharing our campaign will help tremendously. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for any contributions. It will make a huge difference in helping Dwayne recover and move forward. Your kindness, prayers, and generosity will mean more than words can express.

Sincerely,

Shamim Morris