Skylar Schissler's Mental Health Funds
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On September 3rd, 2020, I assaulted my first cousin in what I believe to be an episode of PTSD and possible Psychotic Tendencies, brought on from a lifetime of trauma, abuse, and suffering. In the past year alone I have saved my mother's life and been ran over by her for my efforts, violently evicted and framed for domestic violence from family I love, and a wide array of further tragedies no human being should be expected to live through. My assault is currently listed as Second Degree, but is presently as of the time of this first summary under review by the Grand Jury to possibly be lowered to Fourth Degree.
Whether or not I am found guilty, eventually mental health treatments must be pursued if I am to ever rejoin society. Unfortunately, my medical insurance has dropped me due to an exceedingly high bill after getting e. Coli at a slaughterhouse I worked at so my family could eat. I humbly request your assistance in raising the amount necessary to comfortably seek full treatment at a proper facility. I am campaigning for a pardon from Governor Beshear, so the funds could potentially be needed as soon as tomorrow. But in the event I do not get it, my next court date is November 10th. I leave it entirely up to the readers' discretion as to when to pledge the donation.
After proper treatment and legal discourse, I plan to pledge myself as an active and outspoken member of the mental health and drug awareness groups of Kentucky and the country as a whole. So far in my time as a young adult I have saved my mother's life, spent 10 and a half months on the frontline of retail through the Covid-19 pandemic, worked myself to the point of Ulcerative Colitis to provide for my family, and done regularly charity and volunteer work through the churches of the Benton, Kentucky community.
Thank you for your time.
Whether or not I am found guilty, eventually mental health treatments must be pursued if I am to ever rejoin society. Unfortunately, my medical insurance has dropped me due to an exceedingly high bill after getting e. Coli at a slaughterhouse I worked at so my family could eat. I humbly request your assistance in raising the amount necessary to comfortably seek full treatment at a proper facility. I am campaigning for a pardon from Governor Beshear, so the funds could potentially be needed as soon as tomorrow. But in the event I do not get it, my next court date is November 10th. I leave it entirely up to the readers' discretion as to when to pledge the donation.
After proper treatment and legal discourse, I plan to pledge myself as an active and outspoken member of the mental health and drug awareness groups of Kentucky and the country as a whole. So far in my time as a young adult I have saved my mother's life, spent 10 and a half months on the frontline of retail through the Covid-19 pandemic, worked myself to the point of Ulcerative Colitis to provide for my family, and done regularly charity and volunteer work through the churches of the Benton, Kentucky community.
Thank you for your time.
Organizer and beneficiary
Skylar Schissler
Organizer
Benton, KY
Shealynn Thompson
Beneficiary
