Michael Bueker

I'm starting over in Reed Springs, living in a sober community, and it's hard to get anywhere without transportation. My mom is on hospice and I need to visit her, and my daughter is three hours away. I want to be part of her life, but I need to stay away from my old area to stay clean. There are job opportunities for me, but I need a way to get back and forth to work before I can accept them. Having a car or truck would let me get to work, visit my mom, and see my daughter. It would help me stay on track in my recovery and build a new life. Right now, I'm just stuck at bottom zero, but I'm determined to keep moving forward. I walk with God every day, and I know someone here will help me. Thank you for any support you can give. Your kindness will make a real difference in my life and help me stay strong on this journey.

I've been waiting to see my daughter for about a year, and recently moved to Branson, Missouri, so I could get into treatment and sober living. I'm proud of the progress I've made, but not having a a car is anticipated impossible car has made things really difficult. Without reliable transportation, it's hard to get to work, keep up with my rent for sober living, and—most importantly—visit my daughter, who lives three hours away. My recovery program allows me to leave for overnight visits, but without a car, I can't make the trip to see her. Having a car would mean I could visit my daughter up to three times a month, get to job opportunities, and keep up with my responsibilities so I can stay in my sober living home. I'm just trying to do the right thing and rebuild my life, but I can't do it alone. I am truly grateful for any help you can give. Your support would help me buy a simple, reliable car so I can see my daughter, get to work, and keep moving forward in my recovery. Thank you so much for believing in me and helping me take these next steps. Also my mom wins 3 hours away and she's been put on hospice two weeks ago Not a bad man. I'm just I just wanna see my daughter and maybe we'd be able to see my mom a few more times before she passes away