Kristi's brain surgery recovery

Hello, many of you know me already, for those of you who do not know me  my name is Debbie Copeland. Today I am here pleading for help for my  amazing daughter and my beautiful grandchildren. My daughter's name is  Kristi DeAnda and she is a single mother of a 4-year-old special needs  boy who is autistic and a 22-year-old son. Tragedy struck our family on  4/8/2019 when Kristi was rushed to the hospital with "blood in the brain  and between the skull". This condition pushed her brain over. Barely  clinging to life by the time she had reached the hospital she had  already gone into a coma upon arrival. Quickly she was rushed in to have  emergency brain surgery and by the grace of God, she survived. Prior to Kristi being hospitalized she was a devoted and loving a mother  to both of her children. Kristi very proudly held a position as a  restaurant manager and loved her job. She was always quite active.  During her spare time, she would help me with my letter writing service  supporting President Donald Trump. I would handle the letters and she  would handle the computer work. This was a great mother/daughter bonding  time for us both and we miss doing this together. Everyone loves Kristi and she is needed here with us for as long as we  can keep her. She has a long road ahead to recovery. Her condition does  not allow for her to be employed which leaves her in a dire position to  provide for her children and to keep a roof over their heads. We are  kindly requesting the help of family, friends, and strangers to help  Kristi through this very difficult and trying time in her life. Recovery  may take several years and every dime raised will go a long way to  helping her get there. A donation from you helps keep this family  together, food on the table, a roof over their heads, and peace of mind  for Kristi, myself, and my grandchildren. I am doing the best I can to  hold it all together for her but we need assistance. Please, if you can  make a donation we will be forever grateful. If you cannot make a  donation we kindly ask that you share our story with your friends and  family with the hope that they may donate or share our story further. Thank you and God Bless!