Let's Help The Leytze's
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To know Andy and Susan Leytze is to love them. Down to earth, kind, generous and hard working; just straight up good people! They're constantly sharing all that they have, and selflessly caring for family, friends and their community.
Andy has been an entrepreneur all his life. From his teenage driveway-sealing business KAMCO, to his free-lance art, and more recently his remodeling and construction business, he's always been industrious and prosperous.
But a recent accident at work has all of that on hold for the moment. About six weeks ago while building a deck, Andy fell and hit his head very hard. Because he is invincible, it didn't dawn on him for over a week that he was seriously injured. But the confusion and disorientation was obvious to everyone around him. When they finally got him to the hospital, he was diagnosed with a severe concussion. He was immediately restricted to staying at home, with minimal physical activity to avoid further damage, and to start the long and slow process of healing.
In the weeks following the accident, the most confident guy you've ever met has been plagued with tremendous anxiety and stress from the constant ringing in his head. He must now avoid bright lights, crowds and loud environments. (That's not the Andy I know!)
His existing construction projects are on indefinite hold, and he has no way of pursuing new jobs without knowing when he will be able to start again. So their household income has dropped WAY off, and they are struggling to keep up.
The good news is that the most recent MRI came back with no visible damage. However, they are being told that the healing process will be very slow and uncertain.
So today we're calling on friends, family, and the community: Let's Help The Leytze's!
Goal: $20,000
Andy has been off work for over 6 weeks, and it will likely be several more months before this is all behind them.
Any amount you can give will be a tremendous help ($5, $10, $20, $50 or more!). It will also show them how much they are loved and appreciated.
On behalf of Andy and Susan, thanks so much for your prayers and support!
Andy has been an entrepreneur all his life. From his teenage driveway-sealing business KAMCO, to his free-lance art, and more recently his remodeling and construction business, he's always been industrious and prosperous.
But a recent accident at work has all of that on hold for the moment. About six weeks ago while building a deck, Andy fell and hit his head very hard. Because he is invincible, it didn't dawn on him for over a week that he was seriously injured. But the confusion and disorientation was obvious to everyone around him. When they finally got him to the hospital, he was diagnosed with a severe concussion. He was immediately restricted to staying at home, with minimal physical activity to avoid further damage, and to start the long and slow process of healing.
In the weeks following the accident, the most confident guy you've ever met has been plagued with tremendous anxiety and stress from the constant ringing in his head. He must now avoid bright lights, crowds and loud environments. (That's not the Andy I know!)
His existing construction projects are on indefinite hold, and he has no way of pursuing new jobs without knowing when he will be able to start again. So their household income has dropped WAY off, and they are struggling to keep up.
The good news is that the most recent MRI came back with no visible damage. However, they are being told that the healing process will be very slow and uncertain.
So today we're calling on friends, family, and the community: Let's Help The Leytze's!
Goal: $20,000
Andy has been off work for over 6 weeks, and it will likely be several more months before this is all behind them.
Any amount you can give will be a tremendous help ($5, $10, $20, $50 or more!). It will also show them how much they are loved and appreciated.
On behalf of Andy and Susan, thanks so much for your prayers and support!
Organizer and beneficiary
Ron Von Allmen
Organizer
Cincinnati, OH
Susan Leytze
Beneficiary
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