Please… we need help.

JUST GOT OUT IF SURGERY YESTERDAY 5.30.25

PLEASE DONATE. We really need the help..

I never imagined we’d be in this position, but here we are — asking for kindness, asking for support, asking for a lifeline.

In just a few weeks, I’m facing my fifth surgery since October — another spinal cord stimulator implant, but this time it’s going to be more invasive, more painful, and even harder to recover from. The surgeon told me to prepare for a rough road — the scarring and trauma from previous surgeries mean this will hurt more than anything I’ve faced before. And I’ll be out of work for at least two months.

We’ve been holding on by a thread.

My husband is working 12-hour days, juggling his full-time job with DoorDash at night, just to try and keep us afloat. I’ve tried going back to work myself, but my body isn’t letting me — I can’t make it through a full day. There’s no savings left. No backup plan. Just mounting bills and the crushing weight of stress that comes with knowing we’re running out of time, and money.

We’ve done everything we can. We’ve sold what we could, cut back on everything, and yet we’re still short. We need help covering our June rent, utilities, and a tire bill — just to stay on our feet long enough to make it through July. We’re not even talking about extras or comfort — just survival. Food on the table. A roof over our heads. Gas in the car. Pain medication. Basic human needs.

I’m exhausted. Not just physically, but emotionally.

I’m trying to heal, trying to keep my family afloat, and trying not to fall apart under the pressure of it all. We’re doing our best, but our best isn’t enough right now — and that’s the hardest truth to face.

If you know me, you know I’ve fought through a lot. I’ve held it together through surgery after surgery, setback after setback. And I still believe in getting better — in finally being able to live, not just survive. This surgery is supposed to be the one that helps me turn a corner.

But right now, we need a miracle to even get there.

Please — if you can donate, thank you from the bottom of our hearts. If you can’t, even sharing this helps more than you know. We are truly desperate, and we’re not too proud to admit it.

We’re scared. We’re tired. And we’re hoping someone out there will hear this and reach out.

Thank you for reading. Thank you for caring.