Please donate to April Goble

UPDATE: April is still working with her Dr.'s for the depression and anxiety disorders but has been struggling with her breathing for a few years as well. She had a follow-up appointment with her pulmonologist last week for results on her new PFT. Her lung function has gone from 60% in December to 50% now. They've scheduled a CT since she's had the x-ray. The pulmonologist said it looks as though she has a bit of both Obstructive and Restrictive Lung Disease which could be responsible for the intense anxiety because it adds to it. I will continue to update as we learn more. She's still out of work and any amount you can spare would be appreciated, whether it's through donating, praying, and/or getting the word out by sharing. We appreciate all of you. Thank you so much!

Hello, our name is Jerry and Elizabeth Beavers. Our daughter is April Goble. Many of you know us and her.

She has been diagnosed with Major Depressive disorder. Although she has tried outpatient therapy and several drugs to treat the depression and anxiety over this past year to help relieve her symptoms, nothing has helped her for long. Her doctor now recommends going into an Inpatient facility so she can get more intense therapy and treatment for the depression. Although she loves her job and the people she works with at Harley Davidson, she will have to be out of work until she is doing better. She has signed up for FMLA for health reasons. She will be able to keep her job After she is admitted, gets her medicines adjusted and all her doctor's visits taken care of and hopefully under control, FMLA isn't paid time off. So, with the doctor saying she needs the time off she still needs to be able to pay her monthly rent, electricity, phone, groceries and other monthly expenses for several months. We help her as much as we can but it just isn't enough. Please, if you can help her in her time of need and donate to this fund, You will be doing so much for her to be able to get well again. Major Depression is a horrible way to have to live. We have high hopes that being treated as an Inpatient will help make the difference she needs right now.