Help survivor rare stroke medical billsand treated

I never saw it coming. Only 3-4 per million people suffer from the rare stroke I experienced, and I’m still not out of the woods. Now, they need to check my heart for potential damage—either from the stroke itself or a possible heart attack—due to a rare blood disorder and a gene mutation that causes my blood to clot dangerously fast. When I arrived at the hospital, my blood was clotting at an alarming rate, and I had a massive clot affecting nearly all the vessels in my sinus cavity. The doctor told me that if I had waited any longer, I wouldn’t have survived the day.

I spent 11 days in intensive care, facing the possibility of emergency brain surgery. Though I’m home now, my recovery is far from over. I’m unable to work for at least six weeks, but my short-term and long-term disability claims were denied due to a previous shoulder surgery. With no income and mounting medical bills, I’m in a desperate situation. I still have several specialist appointments and tests ahead, including physical and occupational therapy, and I can’t drive or work during this time.

If you feel moved to help, any donation would be deeply appreciated. Your generosity could make all the difference as I navigate this challenging time. Thank you for listening, and may God bless you.