Restoring the Voice of a Singing Chaplain!

I want to sing again! As a self-employed Interfaith Chaplain, and Singer/Songwriter, my voice is my livelihood; so getting throat Cancer was understandably devastating.
I am Rev. Myra Robinson, and I live in Southern Maine. Losing my voice during radiation treatment was a scary time. And although my voice has come back somewhat painfully, my livelihood is still being affected by the mounting medical bills. But the good news is . . . you can help!
I know about  helping, since working with incarcerated women and those re-entering society through My Sister's Keeper, as a respite caregiver for the elderly, and assisting in Interfaith services addressing Climate Change; as well as attending training in Suicide Prevention, and ongoing education on Grief and Bereavement Support. I know I make a difference as a channel for Grace. I use my voice to provide music and speak publicly on Women's Empowerment, and how to motivate to change negative thinking into positive outcomes.
Now I need your help to change my financial situation and continue my ministry in the community. Your donations will go into my bank account so I can start paying these overdue bills. Time is of the essence since we are about to start a new deductible and out-of-pocket calendar year. Ongoing balances on medications, lab costs, and things not covered by our insurance has depleted our meager savings. I may also need hearing aids as the Chemo drugs caused tinnitus and hearing loss. But I am determined to continue serving my community as a Chaplain who is trained in listening, forged in the fire of adversity, and hearing the sound of my inner voice singing a song of life.  
Thanks & Blessings to you always!