Mie had massive stroke, brain bleed

This is Mie Lowe a 48yr old mother of three. On November 9th she suffered from a clot in her main artery which caused a massive stroke that not many people survive from. After a few months of recovery her brain began to bleed it was bleeding on and off for almost a week before she finally broke down and went to the hospital. Her stroke has left her with 15% of her brain lost. The bleed is still under observation and gives her constant unbearable headaches which make it very hard to function in everyday life. Before her stroke Mie juggled a life full of school, work, kids, 4H, Girl scouts and any thing else she could find to keep her mind constantly busy. She went to school while raising her three girls determined to finish with a nursing degree. She finally achieved her goal and got the chance to experience many different opportunities from working in Drs. offices to the O.R. helping with surgeries.  She currently is working in hospice care where her patients and their families are beyond thankful for the outstanding job she does with her amazing attitude and ability to keep her patients smiling. Mie has volunteered her time for years with any thing involving her children. She's held positions on the PTA planning and coordinating events and activities for the students. She became a leader for her middle daughters Girl Scout troop and was involved for many years and still assists with her youngest daughters troop. She has dedicated countless hours to the Ocean County 4H program where her girls are very involved. She was a leader of the rabbit club for many years and now is a co-leader of the goat club. These clubs are very involved in the community spending a week at the county fair to educate the public along with many other educational events, environmental clean ups, fundraisers, and collections for the local animal shelters on a yearly basis. Mie has always taken care of everyone else and now she needs a little help for her self. Since her stroke and brain bleed she is currently out of work and is not sure when she will be stable enough to return. It kills her to think that she wont be able to return to the job she loves and was so good at. She already has thousands of dollars worth of medical bills and her home bills are pilling up week by week. Her disability was hauled due to a mistake in paper work and has taken weeks to get back on track. Her and her family are struggling to make ends meet and even to buy groceries. Any thing will help it is beyond appreciated