Surviving until I get on my feet

I plan to get back to work after I get better but in the mean time I don't know how I am going to get by .this is the second time in ten years for spine surgery. The first time my  right arm was totally paralyzed and they said I would be lucky if I was to move it again but with alot of work it did eight months later. This time its affected all my limbs ! I was dangerously close to being quadriplegic this time! Luckily I was airlifted to new Hanover hospital for emergency surgery . I have to be here for six weeks to clear the infection from my spine as well as learning how to walk and use my hands and legs and arms again. I'm very grateful for the nursing staff and the doctors and many other specialists that are helping me every day. They are so nice and uplifting. I have been visited with some social services workers who are helping me with a  mountain of paperwork to fill out to try and get help covering the medical  Bills and all the different specialists   near fifty thousand  just for the helicopter alone .there is alot of programs that help with these but not many for that short transition from out of the hospital to back to work a hundred percent. Especially when you live in a different county as the hospital. I will definitely be paying alot forward for the rest of my life after this amazing display of humanity. Will definitely be setting aside a good bit of my time to help others. I just need a little help for getting on my feet  . Thanks.