Help Linda With Brain Surgery Expenses
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My second mother, Linda Hanusosky-Young, was in a major car accident as a result from having a siezer while driving, totalling her car, and fracturing her leg badly. Fortunately, nobody else was involved.
When she woke up in the hospital, she soon learned her siezer was caused by a large Mangianoma tumor in her brain about "the size of a lemon". Doctors say it might have been there for almost 20 years growing without detection.
On Monday, March 8th, 2021, before the accident, she was on her way home after visiting her daughter who is experiencing personal complications. Before that, Linda recently lost her mother a few months ago who she was caring for in her own home, as well as caring for her father who recently went into hospice and is having a difficult time.
Four years ago she lost her life partner, my dad. She literally gave a piece of herself when she donated her kidney to him when he was experiencing serious health complications years leading up to his parting. Since then she has been staying strong and doing everything she can to be an incredible mother, grandmother, and daughter. Life has been throwing her one thing after another.
This past year in particular has been rough for everyone during the pandemic. Linda was one of the unfortunate who tested positive for COVID-19. Thankfully she fought through that as she fights through so many of life's ongoing obstacles.
Her main income comes in the profession and art of hairstyling with years of consistent and loyal customers. Understandably, she won't be able to continue working for a while with a fractured leg and soon having to go under major surgery to remove the massive tumor in her brain.
She does not have health insurance that will cover the hospital fees from the accident or the crucial brain surgery she so desperately needs as soon as possible, before it's too late...
I am so thankful she is still with us. She is an incredible person who has given so much of herself to make other's happy and deserves so much more time in this life. If you can contribute, even the smallest amount helps and will be beyond appreciated. Please share this story to others. Thank you
When she woke up in the hospital, she soon learned her siezer was caused by a large Mangianoma tumor in her brain about "the size of a lemon". Doctors say it might have been there for almost 20 years growing without detection.
On Monday, March 8th, 2021, before the accident, she was on her way home after visiting her daughter who is experiencing personal complications. Before that, Linda recently lost her mother a few months ago who she was caring for in her own home, as well as caring for her father who recently went into hospice and is having a difficult time.
Four years ago she lost her life partner, my dad. She literally gave a piece of herself when she donated her kidney to him when he was experiencing serious health complications years leading up to his parting. Since then she has been staying strong and doing everything she can to be an incredible mother, grandmother, and daughter. Life has been throwing her one thing after another.
This past year in particular has been rough for everyone during the pandemic. Linda was one of the unfortunate who tested positive for COVID-19. Thankfully she fought through that as she fights through so many of life's ongoing obstacles.
Her main income comes in the profession and art of hairstyling with years of consistent and loyal customers. Understandably, she won't be able to continue working for a while with a fractured leg and soon having to go under major surgery to remove the massive tumor in her brain.
She does not have health insurance that will cover the hospital fees from the accident or the crucial brain surgery she so desperately needs as soon as possible, before it's too late...
I am so thankful she is still with us. She is an incredible person who has given so much of herself to make other's happy and deserves so much more time in this life. If you can contribute, even the smallest amount helps and will be beyond appreciated. Please share this story to others. Thank you
Organizer
Anthony Barfield
Organizer
Phoenix, AZ