My name is Robert Stevens. I’m 33 years old, with a wonderful wife and a 7-year-old son. This past summer has been the hardest of my life. I’ve always been a hard worker since I was 16, but my health took a turn when I was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease. Over the summer, I had to undergo three surgeries, including a major operation to have a colostomy bag put in. Complications followed, and I was in and out of the hospital with blockages and more surgeries. Just a few weeks ago, I had another big surgery, and recovery has been tough.

Because of all these health challenges, I haven’t been able to work and provide for my family like I always have. The medical bills are piling up, and we’re struggling to keep up with daily expenses—food, electricity, water, and everything we need to keep our home. It’s been overwhelming, and we’re at risk of losing everything we’ve worked so hard for. Still, I have faith that things will get better, and I know God will take care of us, as He always has.

Anything anyone can give would mean the world to us. Your support will help us get through this difficult time, keep our family together, and give us hope for the future. I would really appreciate anyone that helps, and I hope God blesses you for your kindness.