Angie Smith

As many of you know, I have been sick for quite some time; however, it’s come to the point that I need some additional money and help with medical equipment at home. I’m in a rehab facility unable to go home because I have a broken foot and I’ve had a lot of other medical issues to fight against. I would greatly appreciate any amount you could donate. Any amount is not too little, but if you have any spare change or any money that you can put toward helping me get a ramp to get into my house, it would mean the world to me. Without this handicap ramp, I will not be able to go home and be with loved ones, family and friends. I also need another manual wheelchair because mine has worn out. I need to purchase a wheelchair carrier to attach to my SUV. I really didn’t want to put this out for a GoFundMe, call it pride or whatever. I hate asking for help, but I have to turn to my friends and my family now. Please see what you can do, and if you can’t donate, please share my post. Thank you to everyone that even considers helping me in any way. Your prayers and support have been so appreciated, more than you’ll ever know. Thank you for your consideration. and sharing this to your friends and make our way around Facebook world.

As many of you know, I've been chronically sick for some time with kidney transplant complications, congestive heart failure, vision impairment, leukemia ... to name just few ailments. It's come to the point that I need additional funds for home medical equipment - specifically a handicap ramp and a manual wheelchair (including a wheelchair carrier for our vehicle). I have a contractor that can do the handicap ramp, but I never realized how expensive a customized ADA-compliant wooden ramp would be! I'm currently in a physical rehabilitation facility trying to regain some strength and overcome only being able to stand upright for a few seconds. Beyond my ongoing medical issues, I've recently broken my foot which has made things even more challenging. A properly functioning manual wheelchair has become essential. And without the aid of a handicap ramp, I won't be able to return to my home. I really didn't want to do a GoFundMe (call it pride or whatever), but I realized that so many of you would probably want to help if you knew about my dire situation. I'm humbly asking for your support during this time, whether that's through a donation, sharing my story for donation, or simply keeping me in your thoughts and prayers. Your kindness, no matter the amount or form, means the world to me. With love & gratitude, Angie