Jamontrice "Boo" Walker
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Please consider support of Jamontrice Boo Walker’s medical expenses. Boo was diagnosed in September 2018 with Multiple Sclerosis. Boo is a 2006 Clover High School graduate and played football, basketball and soccer. He was a member of the Choraliers. Boo is currently back in the Clover area and needs the community’s help. Donations will be used to pay hospital bill , doctor visits, and to continue his health insurance coverage.
Boo has been residing in Charleston, S.C. where he was employed and has been living for several years. Boo recently started with symptoms of dizziness and blurred vision. Went to several emergency rooms where they were unable to figure out what was the issue. He returned to the Clover area where he was put into the hospital and CMS and received the diagnosis of MS. He has been unable to work for the last month and could use financial support to be able to get the medical attention he needs. Boo is currently unemployed due to the impacts of this condition on his health.
Boo is always been the kind of person that greets you with a smile and is always willing to help you. He is always willing to drop whatever he is doing to help someone else. He is kind and always willing to listen to a friend. He is one of the hardest working individuals we know.
Information on (MS)
(MS) is the most widespread disabling neurological condition of young adults around the world. You can get MS at any age, but most people are diagnosed between the ages of 20 and 40. There are relapsing/remitting types of MS and progressive types, but the course is never predictable. Researchers still don’t fully understand the causes of MS or why the rate of progression is so difficult to determine. The good news is that many people with MS do not become severely disabled and most live a normal or near-normal lifespan.
Please help us get Boo the medical attention he needs so he can return to a normal life. Boo currently is struggling to overcome the dizziness and blurred vision. He needs support to be able to get the much needed medical attention.
Boo has been residing in Charleston, S.C. where he was employed and has been living for several years. Boo recently started with symptoms of dizziness and blurred vision. Went to several emergency rooms where they were unable to figure out what was the issue. He returned to the Clover area where he was put into the hospital and CMS and received the diagnosis of MS. He has been unable to work for the last month and could use financial support to be able to get the medical attention he needs. Boo is currently unemployed due to the impacts of this condition on his health.
Boo is always been the kind of person that greets you with a smile and is always willing to help you. He is always willing to drop whatever he is doing to help someone else. He is kind and always willing to listen to a friend. He is one of the hardest working individuals we know.
Information on (MS)
(MS) is the most widespread disabling neurological condition of young adults around the world. You can get MS at any age, but most people are diagnosed between the ages of 20 and 40. There are relapsing/remitting types of MS and progressive types, but the course is never predictable. Researchers still don’t fully understand the causes of MS or why the rate of progression is so difficult to determine. The good news is that many people with MS do not become severely disabled and most live a normal or near-normal lifespan.
Please help us get Boo the medical attention he needs so he can return to a normal life. Boo currently is struggling to overcome the dizziness and blurred vision. He needs support to be able to get the much needed medical attention.
Organizer
Nancy Blair Lybrand
Organizer
Clover, SC
