Help Nikki keep afloat due to Emergency Surgery
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This year has been especially trying for my 46 year old daughter, Nikki Foster. Shortly after graduating and being certified as a Medical Assistant, she witnessed her husband's suicide. Refusing to let this horrible situation rule her life, she was determined to be positive and continue to help others .
She completed the adoption of her 3 year old grandson, Liam, and has been a medical volunteer on the front lines since the beginning of the pandemic.
Now she is presented with a personal medical emergency that will require all the positivity she can muster. She is scheduled for surgery May 19 to replace two bulging cervical discs that are pressing on her spinal cord. The pain is getting worse daily and no surgery to repair these issues would almost certainly result in paralysis within a few months.
Nikki has never met a stranger from the time she could talk. She always puts herself out there to help anyone in need. As her mom, I am in constant awe of her resourcefulness and contributions to others.
She has worked part time with very few hours for several months, however she will have no income for a couple of months after her surgery. Money will still be needed for daily and monthly household bills and expenses. Her healing process will be slow.
If you can find it in your heart to contribute to this fund, it will be greatly appreciated by Nikki and the rest of the family.
She completed the adoption of her 3 year old grandson, Liam, and has been a medical volunteer on the front lines since the beginning of the pandemic.
Now she is presented with a personal medical emergency that will require all the positivity she can muster. She is scheduled for surgery May 19 to replace two bulging cervical discs that are pressing on her spinal cord. The pain is getting worse daily and no surgery to repair these issues would almost certainly result in paralysis within a few months.
Nikki has never met a stranger from the time she could talk. She always puts herself out there to help anyone in need. As her mom, I am in constant awe of her resourcefulness and contributions to others.
She has worked part time with very few hours for several months, however she will have no income for a couple of months after her surgery. Money will still be needed for daily and monthly household bills and expenses. Her healing process will be slow.
If you can find it in your heart to contribute to this fund, it will be greatly appreciated by Nikki and the rest of the family.
Organizer
Wylene Brooks
Organizer
Shiloh, GA
