Matthew's medical & personal aid

So, as some of you know, I have been mostly bedridden for the last nine months with severe chronic pain and a rare condition. After the first month back in June I lost 40lbs and had to stop working due to my condition. It kept me bedridden mostly and in and out of surgery with my final surgery just yesterday. That's nine months and five painful surgeries in a place no one wants to ever have messed with or even talk about. I'm more than welcome to share if people ask but it's very graphic and people typically shy away from the topic.

I've been building a business with my laptop and some personal loans. I spent all my savings last fall to provide my family with a roof and food.  The ones of you that know me know I've always been a self made man and live to lift people up. This money is to pay off enough medical debt to be able to have a financial foundation for myself and my son. I never paid for most of my procedures because making sure my family had a roof and food was more important. There was some donations that went to my specialist surgeon otherwise he wouldn't take me due to my medical debt. The ones who have already donated please rest assured it went to taking care of a family of four and keeping a stressful environment from two boys who own my heart.

 I now am living out of a spare bedroom and need to pay bills and build a good life for my son. I gave everything I had to the last year of my life, worked my ass off to keep my mind right with this insane condition, and take care of the people I love. It's time for a new chapter and as I sit here healing, I sure need some help for medical bills & insurance, groceries, and physical rehab. Being bedridden or not being able to walk or sit straight for that long takes its toll. Not to mention properly mending the surgery area. I will keep working my ass off and not even include in the asked amount about buying a used car and getting a new place for myself and my son as my diagnosis gets better everyday. I know good things are coming my way. 

This last surgery was a success and I'm overwhelmed with gratitude to God, but I need a lot of help putting the pieces back together. I literally gave everything I had. I know I've done the right thing and the people who know me know my heart and my convictions. I just need some help. 

Thank you, love you, and may wellbeing always reside in your heart.

Matthew Sabo