Nick Skinner Medical Fund In Need

In September 2014 Nick was diagnosed with Reglan poisoning from a prescribed medication for GERD, which caused Tardive Dyskenesia, Dystonia, Dysphasia, Dysautonomia, and inflammation of liver, kidneys and spleen. He spent around 12 weeks in the hospital. Nick had lost 90 pounds as a result of esophageal spasms and Gastroparesis, but the tube feed has helped immensely. He is still not able to work and He's still on a feeding tube for water and nutrition. Prayers for healing and help on medical is much appreciated. He was paying nearly $600.00  a month for insurance but thankfully he has now been able to get on Social Security and that helps so much. Because he spent over 70 days in the hospital we were told that at 1,500 dollars a day, he would have possibly hundreds of thousands to pay depending on what insurance paid for. That didnt include tests, I.V.s, feeding tubes and many other things he endured. Thankfully, we have found that insurance has paid for all but $2,000-3,000 dollars or so from a hospital stay earlier that year. We don't know how much Medicare covers for the surgery he has had with his feeding tube replacements. Lately, he has been declining, having spells more often and they have been barely able to pay their bills.  The video we posted is what Nick goes through sometimes. Somedays are good and you would never know he faces this, but Whether he has medicine or not, this is how it gets when he has spells of the dystonia and the Dyskenesia is even worse. This was a mild video. Please pray for him and if God lays it upon your heart to give then please know that every little bit helps.  We thank you from the bottom of our hearts for every little bit given. With love and appreciation for every friend we have.....
The Skinner-Parr Clan.

P.S. To all that have given, Thank You. We know it's been awhile since an update. Nick has had good days and bad. However we still believe God can get him through this. Please keep praying and know that anything you can give is greatly appreciated.