Support Sue's Battle with MS and ALS

Help Sue Get the Care and Mobility She Deserves

Our beloved daughter-in-law, Sue, has recently received the devastating news of being double diagnosed with both Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)—two progressive neurological diseases that have profoundly impacted her life over the past year.

A Rapid Decline in Health

Sue’s condition has deteriorated quickly:

She is now completely wheelchair-bound due to loss of mobility.

Her upper body and hands are too weak to perform even the simplest of tasks.

She requires full-time, 24-hour personal care to assist with daily living, including personal hygiene and medical support.

ALS has also begun to affect her breathing, requiring her to use an external respirator to help her breathe.

Despite these overwhelming challenges, Sue’s spirit remains remarkably positive and cheerful, inspiring all of us every day.

Urgent Needs: Transportation, Care & Medical Support

Sue remains housebound, as their current vehicle cannot accommodate a wheelchair and cannot be modified to suit her needs.

Medicare and private insurance do not cover many of the critical services and equipment she now depends on:

A wheelchair-accessible van for medical appointments and personal outings

In-home personal care services

Essential medical equipment and breathing support

How You Can Help

We are raising $30,000 to ensure Sue can live with dignity, mobility, and the care she needs. Your donation will go directly toward:

Purchasing a wheelchair-accessible van

Funding ongoing personal care

Covering medical equipment and related expenses

Every contribution, no matter how small, brings us closer to giving Sue the support system she so desperately needs and deserves.

Join Us in Supporting Sue

Sue has always been the heart of her family—kind, loving, and strong. Now she needs our help. Please consider making a donation and sharing this campaign with others who might be able to help.

With your love and generosity, we can make a real difference in Sue’s life.

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.