Support Bob's Double Lung Transplant

Hello my name is Bob, and I'm reaching out to you to share my story and ask for your support as I face one of the most difficult chapters of my life.

I have been diagnosed with COPD, emphysema and sleep apnea conditions that have severely impacted my ability to breathe and led the removal of part of my right lung. Over the years, I've also undergone three lower lumbar surgeries, an upper cervical surgery, rotator cuff repair and a hernia surgery. Now I'm facing the most critical challenge yet, I need a double lung transplant to survive.

This journey has been emotionally,physically, and financially exhausting. For years, I felt my health gradually declined. Today, even the simplest of tasks-walking short distances, household care, and even getting to the car-leave me gasping for air. What used to be second nature has become a daily struggle.

During my career, I worked for an environmental company that where I was exposed to KO61 dust and lime dust. Although the effects took years, I now believe that exposure played a major role in my respiratory decline.

I've always been a workaholic- driven, dependable, and proud to support my family and help others whenever I could. But now, I am unable to work and rely on disability. It's incredibly difficult to admit that I can't do the things that I once took pride in.

The road ahead is uncertain, but I'm moving forward with hope and courage. A double lung transplant is a massive undertaking, but it's my best chance at a new life. My family and I are doing everything we can to prepare for the journey ahead, and we're staying strong together.

The funds raised through GoFundMe will go directly towards the transpant -related expenses-medical bills, medications, travel costs, and living expenses-so I can focus on healing and recovery.

I've always taken pride in my hard work and independence, which makes asking for help one of the hardest things I've ever had to do. But right now, I'm asking for your support.

Any contribution, no matter the size, means the world to me.

Thank. You,

Bob