Lost wages, medical, and different vehicle.

Hello, my name is Sabrina. I usually don't do these type of things as I'm always the one giving the helping hand so this is very hard for me to do. On September 16th the day started off as any other day. I left for work and my life flipped upside down. I had the green light and another car turned in front of me. It was basically a head on. By the grace of God my self, my counterpart, and other driver thankfully survived. The sad news is My counterpart, who was in the passenger seat, sustained life altering injury's. Both his knee caps were shattered along with his right shoulder has soft tissue damage. The doctors say he will be able to walk again but there is a long road of recovery to get there. He was the main provider for us. His income will definitely be impacted since he only has so much sick time.

The truck that was in the accident was our only transportation. It was an older Durango but it was mine and his and we made so many memorable adventures in it. Since it is our only vehicle, to get to and from work and now with his extensive rehabilitation that he will be needing to go though, I'm just trying to raise some funds so I can be there with him though this difficult time. I have also lost a lot of work hours trying to get things figured out and for myself to heal as well. I'm not sure how I'm going to get things like rent and utilities paid along with how much the medical bills are going to be. The Durango I drove was an older one and even with insurance it's not enough to secure another vehicle. Sadly the other driver did not have any insurance. I don't have family, neither does he, so I'm asking if you find it in your heart to help us out,

 He is such a wonderful caring person and it's such a tragedy this happened to him. God bless you all and so thankful he was watching over us that day of the accident.

Harold worked for 8 yrs at Northwest medical center in the ER dept and everyone loves him there. if you've been in the ER most likely you've seen him or he's cleaned the room you are in. Even though he is 66 years old he never let his age slow him down. He is always willing to go above and beyond to help anyone that needs it. He met me 9 years ago while I was going through a tough situation. He helped me become the person I am today.  I myself am a custodian for the Amphi school district. I love my job as I get to see all the smiling faces of the kiddos everyday. If you ask anyone there I am always helping everyone out and never say no. If I can't fix it I'll find another way..

Sabrina Collier

Lead Custodian