
Support Home Care for Tonya
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Ta'sha is creating this fundraiser for her mom, Tonya, who is facing more than any one person should have to carry. Tonya is living with lupus, breast cancer, heart failure, high blood pressure, and neuromyelitis optica. Right now, Tonya cannot walk, bathe herself, or get into bed on her own, and she needs a high level of daily support. Her family loves her deeply and wants to be there every step of the way, but they are not able to provide the full-time care she now needs. Ta'sha lives on the opposite side of town, about 40 minutes away, and is doing everything possible while also running a business. Tonya’s daughter, Da'sha, is a single mother working two jobs, and Tonya’s son lives in Las Vegas. Even with everyone doing their best, Tonya needs dependable home health care.
This fundraiser will help cover the ongoing cost of home health care so Tonya can receive consistent, hands-on support with her daily needs and have more comfort and dignity at home. Because this need continues day after day, recurring donations can make a real difference by helping the family keep steady care in place over time and making it easier to plan for the care Tonya relies on. One-time donations are also deeply appreciated and will help ease the burden right away. If you are able, please support Tonya with a donation and share this fundraiser with others who may want to help her receive the care she needs.
This fundraiser will help cover the ongoing cost of home health care so Tonya can receive consistent, hands-on support with her daily needs and have more comfort and dignity at home. Because this need continues day after day, recurring donations can make a real difference by helping the family keep steady care in place over time and making it easier to plan for the care Tonya relies on. One-time donations are also deeply appreciated and will help ease the burden right away. If you are able, please support Tonya with a donation and share this fundraiser with others who may want to help her receive the care she needs.
