Support Her Return to Work: Fund a Vital Implant

My partner of 7 years is a Robin Anne Sexton is a 63-year-old female who was working until an implant in her shoulder disintegrated and was in need of a replacement. Because of the damage and pain, she took a work extended leave of absence for the surgery. Because of the extensive damage to the joint, a specialized implant had to be constructed. We have been waiting 3 months for the implant and today received drastic news from the hospital. We were told that the part had been constructed but it was not covered by insurance. Without the implant, she will not be able to return to work, which means no means of financial support. It will soon mean no use of the right arm or able to return to work. She wants to work and support herself, but this means it will never be possible. Any financial support towards the goal will help offset the cost.