Valerie Le Strout
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Valerie Le Strout a PVHS graduate Class of '89 suffered from a horrible accident when falling out a 2nd story window last sumer, from her home in Auburn, WA.
Today, Val is wheelchair and bed bound due to multiple injuries including multiple broken bones and spinal injuries.
Val was working at Applebee's at the time of the accident and has minimal access to medical insurance. She has a 16 year old daughter and lifetime boyfriend, who have sacraficed everything they can and have to assist with medical bills.
As you can imagine, her six month stay in the hospital, daily in-home care and medications have exceeded the means of their finacial ability.
Val is only able to obtain 12 physical therapy appointments in a year, which is far less than what she needs to be able to walk again.
For the first time, Val was able to feel sensation in her leg the week of Christmas (what a gift!!) and it's a sign that her motor skills want to return.
Your generours donation and gift will help Val with means and access to providing her the services she needs to recover at home and put food on the table.
ANY amount is appreciated! Give a little at a time, it's needed and Val wants you to know how much she is sincerely appreciative and in need of receiving.
It's not easy to ask for help, but this is one AWESOME lady who needs our help!!!!
Today, Val is wheelchair and bed bound due to multiple injuries including multiple broken bones and spinal injuries.
Val was working at Applebee's at the time of the accident and has minimal access to medical insurance. She has a 16 year old daughter and lifetime boyfriend, who have sacraficed everything they can and have to assist with medical bills.
As you can imagine, her six month stay in the hospital, daily in-home care and medications have exceeded the means of their finacial ability.
Val is only able to obtain 12 physical therapy appointments in a year, which is far less than what she needs to be able to walk again.
For the first time, Val was able to feel sensation in her leg the week of Christmas (what a gift!!) and it's a sign that her motor skills want to return.
Your generours donation and gift will help Val with means and access to providing her the services she needs to recover at home and put food on the table.
ANY amount is appreciated! Give a little at a time, it's needed and Val wants you to know how much she is sincerely appreciative and in need of receiving.
It's not easy to ask for help, but this is one AWESOME lady who needs our help!!!!
Organizer
Kim Williams Janes
Organizer
Scottsdale, AZ
