On November 23rd, 2025, my sister Rebekah Stevenson was in a traumatic car accident that changed her life. Her vehicle ran off the road and into a ditch, leaving her trapped and injured for five days before she was finally found by a man walking his dog. During this time, Rebekah suffered a broken right arm, three broken ribs, multiple broken and knocked-out teeth, and a shattered foot. She underwent surgery to repair her foot on January 13th, 2026, and spent just over four weeks in the VA hospital. Now, she is learning to walk again with a walker and a medical boot, showing incredible strength and determination every day.
Because of her accident and long recovery, Rebekah lost her car and her apartment. She is currently living with our mother, but she will soon need to start over—finding a new place to live, a vehicle, and a job. As a veteran, she is only receiving 30% disability, which makes it even harder for her to get back on her feet. The funds raised will go directly toward helping Rebekah secure a new residence, purchase a car, cover her medical bills, and buy new clothing so she can regain her independence and rebuild her life.
Thank you all for any financial help and prayers. If you cannot help financially, your support and encouragement mean the world to us. Together, we can help Rebekah start a new chapter and show her she’s not alone in this journey.
Because of her accident and long recovery, Rebekah lost her car and her apartment. She is currently living with our mother, but she will soon need to start over—finding a new place to live, a vehicle, and a job. As a veteran, she is only receiving 30% disability, which makes it even harder for her to get back on her feet. The funds raised will go directly toward helping Rebekah secure a new residence, purchase a car, cover her medical bills, and buy new clothing so she can regain her independence and rebuild her life.
Thank you all for any financial help and prayers. If you cannot help financially, your support and encouragement mean the world to us. Together, we can help Rebekah start a new chapter and show her she’s not alone in this journey.
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Rebekah Stevenson
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