Support Andrew's Family Through Recovery

Please help support Andrew Scott Ryans and his family during this critical time. Your generous donation can make a huge difference in their lives.

Andrew, who lives in Elkhart, IN, with his wife and children, has recently suffered a severe stroke and is currently in the hospital in Indianapolis. Andrew is only 29 years old and has faced unimaginable challenges recently, including the loss of one of his children.

Andrew is known for his strong work ethic, having worked at View Rail for three years and Great Lakes in Elkhart. He recently started his own small business in automotive and detailing. Despite leading a healthy lifestyle, including eating organically and staying active by going to the gym and participating in events like Tough Mudders, Andrew's health took a sudden and drastic turn.

In April 2021, Andrew began experiencing severe headaches, fatigue, and other troubling symptoms, which worsened over time. Despite multiple visits to the doctor and emergency room, his condition was not properly diagnosed until early May 2024, when he was found to have a large mass on his brain, leading to a stroke affecting the left side of his body.

Andrew was admitted to Elkhart General Hospital, where he underwent various tests, including CT scans, MRIs, and a brain biopsy. Unfortunately, his condition continued to worsen, leading to his transfer to IU University Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis, where he is still undergoing treatment and awaiting results to determine the best course of action.

Throughout this ordeal, Andrew has remained strong and positive, but the financial burden on his family is immense. With no health insurance, the medical bills, transportation costs, and the need to support his young family have become overwhelming.

We are raising funds to help cover these costs and to support Andrew, his wife, and their young daughter during this incredibly difficult time. Any amount you can contribute will make a significant difference in their lives. Your generosity and support are deeply appreciated.

Thank you for taking the time to read Andrew's story and for any help you can provide.