Tiffany Hart : Mother in need of help

Hello,

My name is Jabari Sadler and I am the son of Tiffany Hart. Mother of 3, myself, Jemillah, and Trinity, Grandmother to 1, Xavier. She was born into extreme hardships in Detroit, MI August 1st in 1972 and has been fighting to be whole ever since. Never knowing her father, who was killed before she was born, and living in extreme poverty as the oldest of 5 daughters, she learned early that life is sometimes hard and in a lot of cases, harder for some more than others. She fought her way to graduating from MIchigan State University, while bringing me into the world her senior year. I have watched this woman overcome odds a normal person couldn’t fathom and accomplish things she was never thought capable of. Doctorate, author, pastor, single mother, physical, sexual, and mental abuse victim, depression and anxiety diagnosed, widowed, social worker, grant writer, family loving, supportive. All of these things, good and bad make up the woman that brought me into this world. But it seems tragedy follows us. She has lived with and battled Lupus for the last 17 years and was told she now has 1-2 years left to live. Her organs are failing, not healthy enough to work, she no longer has a roof over her head. A woman so proud and rightfully so from everything she has accomplished, now struggling to provide for herself and youngest daughter, my sister Trinity. She lost it. She lost herself and has broken down mentally. I humbly ask for your help, big or small, in saving my family. My mother who has helped so many people in her travels, finds herself needing it more than anyone I’ve known. We are losing our home, and are now fighting something born out of mental illness. I can’t do this alone. I’m a single father and will be taking in my little sister now with everything going on. All money donated will go towards her ongoing medical expenses, our families’ well being, and should anything else happen which I choose not to say.. those expenses as well. Thank you for your donations, thoughts, and prayers as we try to make it through our biggest hurdle yet. - A scared but hopeful family.