Support Robert Noland's Hospice Care Journey

On November 18, 2024, my husband, Robert Noland, was in a traumatic car accident blocks from his work in Baltimore City. I was on my way to pick up our daughter from aftercare when I received the call from Johns Hopkins Hospital explaining that he was in a car accident and received a traumatic blow to the head. He was unconscious and breathing, and they were continuing to monitor his progress.

At this point, I had no idea that this was going to be a 4+ month process of hospitalization, including being transferred to four different floors at Johns Hopkins and rehab. No one prepares you for this amount of change in supporting his recovery and our family through an unexpected event.

We would like to request your support to finally bring Robert home. We have made the decision that hospice care is the best course for comfort and support moving forward. It has been a long battle, and he continues to fight hard, but his condition has turned terminal due to the traumatic brain injury he withstood on November 18th. Despite constant care and receiving some of the best medical care in the country, they can't fix him. Please consider supporting my cause to assist with at-home aid for our family during this transition.