Support Jami's Recovery from Stroke and Pneumonia

On April 1, early in the morning, my daughter Jami woke with a massive headache and vomiting. She went to her local hospital, and they believed she had a ruptured aneurysm in her brain. She was flown to a hospital 100 miles away for specialty care. At that hospital, it was determined that she had had a hemorrhagic stroke (bleed on the brain). While in that hospital, she came down with pneumonia. She was eventually released two weeks later and sent home.

At the present time, she is unable to return to work, and it is uncertain when she will be able to. She has little money and can't even pay her medical premiums until she gets back to work. Jami is also diabetic and won't be able to buy her diabetic supplies until she can get back to work. She will need her groceries, rent money, diabetic supplies, and other incidentals. I am just guessing, but I imagine she will be out of work for some time, maybe 2-4 months.

Jami is a kind, loving, and generous person. She would do anything in her power to help someone else. This time, she is the one in need, though. It is our hope that some of you will find it in your heart to help by donating. Even small amounts add up, but hopefully, there are some very generous people out there who will give generously. If you can't donate, please share this so that others might see it. Your prayers are also greatly appreciated, and we thank you for your compassion and care.