Amanda S Parrish

HELLO MY NAME IS AMANDA AND I NEED YOUR SUPPORT. Iwas in extreme pain after 4 hrs I called an Ambulance. After 3 hours and a few tests I was admitted for kidney stones. I spent 10 days in the hospital and the Doctors talked me onto having Surgery, I agreed because t pain was impossible to manage. I wrote up in the recovery room screaming the pain was intense, then when I got to my room still screaming and having severe spams I realized I couldn't walk. A couple of days later they ran several tests and couldn't find a reason for them.I was moved to another floor for a few days, they didn't tell me why or what was wrong! Then they sent me to a Nursing Home. Doing that I lost my room and all my belongings! I have been in the Nursing Home for 3 months and I can walk a little bit and the pain is better.,I have no place to go,no money, no furniture, no clothes I really don't have anything! My time is almost up and I have to have a place to go please help me I have been homeless for about 15 years, I have lived in t streets, my car when I had one, my condition is to bad to go back to living in Shelters. Please help me if you can I really need your SUPPORT THANK YOU!! AMANDA

I was in extreme pain and after several hours in the hospital, I was diagnosed with kidney stones. After 10 days without passing the stones, the doctors said I needed surgery to remove them. In the recovery room, I woke up screaming—the pain was so bad I couldn't walk, and nobody told me why. After a day or two, they ran several tests but still didn't have any answers. I was moved upstairs, stayed about four more days, then transferred to a nursing home without explanation. I've been here for about four months. Since then, I lost my room and have no place to go, no money for rent, deposits, utilities, or even food. I've been in and out of shelters for 15 years, and in my current condition, they won't be able to accept me, so I don't have anywhere to go. What scares me the most is my time at the nursing home is almost up—they say I am ready to be discharged. I need your help with everything, including getting a cheap car, as walking is impossible for me now. If you can find it in your heart to help, I thank you from the bottom of my heart. Your support means everything to me right now.

After being transferred from the hospital to a nursing home, I am finally able to leave and begin a new chapter in my life. While this is an exciting step, I am facing a challenge: I don't have the funds needed to rent a place of my own. Without financial support, it's difficult to secure housing and move forward. The past few months have been tough, and I am grateful for the care I received. Now, I am ready to regain my independence and build a life outside the nursing home. Your donation will help me cover rent and all the necessary deposits, giving me the chance to start fresh and find a safe, stable place to live. Every contribution, no matter the size, will make a real difference in my life and help me take this important step. I am asking for your support—please donate if you can. Your kindness and generosity will mean the world to me as I work toward a brighter future. Sharing my fundraiser with others is also a huge help. Thank you for being part of my journey.