Physiotherapy final stage

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Physiotherapy final stage
Hi, my name is Jack I'm a 40 years old man who's life faced an almost fatal turn in November 2020. For all what I remember, it was corona time and we were all on lockdown, out of nowhere and after 3-4 days of experiencing short blackouts and delusions on Saturday 28-11-2020 around 6:30 am I found myself on the ledge of my 3rd floor balcony, so I immediately stepped down and started praying but once I opened my eyes I found myself again on the ledge, I stepped down again and kneeled and prayed for a good time only to when I opened my eyes to find myself again for the tird time on the ledge. I couldn't see or feel myself stepping on it, it was as if I'm trapped in a loop, so I looked up the sky as the sun was rising and loudly asked God "what is happening? Is that my final moment?", and once I asked suddenly all the fear vanished and I felt an unprecedented calmness and a sense of safety like never before followed by a warm male tender voice saying "I'm here for you". So facing my apartment across the street there was the church of St. Jean, so I spoke my final words which were "ok God I trust in you, and as far as I'm aware my heart is pure and my mind is clear, I wish if my sould can be taken care of.. if that's my cross, let it be and St. Jean is my witness", I turned and with full faith I took the leap, free falling backwards from about 17 meters, and while midair I heard the same warm tender voice saying "you won't die my son". Once I hit the ground it was pitch black and for the next 14 days I wasn't in this world, during these 14 days my body experienced 3 separate clinical death and everytime just as the nurses were about to declare the time of my death and ring my family to tell them my heart came back to life. On the 14th day, I remember that I felt the presence of our mother Mary, and I asked if I can come back or that's it?, and the most feminine gentle voice ever to hear said "open your eyes son and have no worries", and just like that I opened my eyes to find myself hooked to several machines, intubated and with 2 IV drops attached, broken pelvis, broken spine, broken right elbow and punctured right lung, yet everything made sense somehow, there was no panic whatsoever since that "open your eyes and have worries" kept me calm. I looked left and right and there was no one else in the room. Few seconds in and the nurse noticed me on her screen, she rushed to my ICU unit and the first thing she said was "how? Oh my God you finally came back, can you hear me?". Overall I stayed in the hospital for 4 months, went under 4 critical surgeries, whatever savings we had was gone, family and friends helped tremendously but I had to leave the hospital due to fact that there was no money left, and on top of that after the last surgery just 4 days before leaving my wife asked for divorce (I believe here family convinced her that I'll never walk again based on the medical report estimation). After leaving the hospital I stayed 2 years bedridden, my mother worked hard to get support from Caritas and the Red Cross org. which they helped a little by covering some medications and a very small financial support for just 6 months (it was 450,000). I can never repay my mother for taking care of me, or the family members and friends that helped, and I'll forever be grateful for the physiotherapist for being so generous and charging very low fee every house visit, after 2 years we managed to stand up, and after that it was all on me, in 4-5 months I was capable to walk again without the walker or crutches. On the 6th month I slipped and broke my right femur which placed me in bed for 2 months with physiotherapy, followed by 3 months recovering by my own. The above are the highlights of 3 years as there was many other challenges that arose during that time and endless minor details to the whole story. I'm aware how fortunate it is to be alive and to experience all that, grateful as always for the blessings I received along the way and especially by the grace of God the patience and mental stability after my life turned 180 degrees and for enduring pain on all levels which I believe that I had to go through. So, Once my femur recovered, I started working but it was limited due to chronic pain, quick fatigue, malfunctioning bladder and having no car (it happened that I sold my car few months before the incident thinking of renewing once the lockdown was over). Since then every summer I work part time, 1 or 2 days in the weekends, with a catering company as a live cooking chef. I tried to apply for full time jobs many times but once they know I have chronic pain and can't lift and can't walk fast my application gets ignored or refused. Today I'm way better than how it was, physically at least. I still incapable to run (physical PTSD), my bladder still not working (it leaks involuntarily and I must push to pee) and my financials are below zero, thankfully my parents' apartment is owned and not rental, my brother - may God always be with him - was and still taking care of the house expenses (food and bills) but it's taking a toll on him and his own life (he can't progress). From my end whenever I make a peny I give it to the house trying to help but it's almost nothing. I'm honestly and genuinely submitting this application after lots of thinking and lots of calculations and the amount is mainly for 2 reasons, 1- is to get a cheap car (2000$ maximum) so to ease my transportations, 2- to continue my physiotherapy in a clinic and hopefully my bladder will work once again as I gain more balance & control over my body. It feels like this is my ladt resort as all my resources are exhausted and for the last 2 years I have not found someone to loan me this small amount. The thing is, based on physiotherapist expertise I have reached the maximum recovery without using machines and he believes that 3-4 months of continuous intense physio my chronic pains will be drastically reduced, my movement ability will be highly improved and there's a good chance my bladder starts working once again. What I'm willing to do with this 5000 $ is the following: 1- buy a car for not more than 2000 $. 2- pay upfront to at least 75 physio sessions (last I checked it was 40$ per session which sums up to 3000$). During these 3 months or afterwards, depending on what the physiotherapist adivse, I'll be looking for a full time job as I'm willing to repay this fund. I fully aware that there's more complicated stories than mine or less fortunate and that's why if by any chance I do get the fund I'm willing to give it back since I know that I can do way more than what I'm capable at the moment but I've reached a somewhat of a wall and honestly frustration and depression are creeping on me. Note: If more details or evidence are needed I'm willing to share. Lastly, I was fortunate to experience a hard reset in life on all levels , spiritually, physically, mentally, socially and financially and with the divine intervention I've made it so far, all I'm hoping for is that final financial small push to finish the recovery so to be more productive, make it easier on my brother and helping my mother and hopefully start living fully again. Thank you for giving time and reading my story and may God bless you. In case of contact needed my phone number is: 70485791

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Help Me Get the Gallbladder Surgery I Need ❤️

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Help Me Get the Gallbladder Surgery I Need ❤️
Help Aya Get the Surgery She Needs – Every Donation Gives Me Hope ❤️ A Syrian Refugee in Lebanon Seeking Help to Receive Essential Medical Treatment Dear Friends, Supporters, and Kind-hearted People, My name is Aya, and I am a Syrian woman currently living in Lebanon as a refugee. Today, I am reaching out with hope and humility to ask for your support during one of the most difficult periods of my life. Living as a refugee in Lebanon has brought many challenges. Building a stable life away from home, dealing with financial uncertainty, and trying to meet everyday needs have never been easy. I am currently unemployed and responsible for supporting myself, which makes it extremely difficult to manage unexpected expenses, especially medical ones. Unfortunately, I am now facing a health problem that I cannot afford to deal with alone. My Medical Situation I have been experiencing frequent abdominal pain that has affected my daily life and overall well-being. After undergoing an abdominal ultrasound examination, I was diagnosed with a large gallstone measuring approximately 20 millimeters (2 centimeters) inside my gallbladder. Following a consultation with a surgeon, I was advised to undergo gallbladder removal surgery (cholecystectomy). This diagnosis has been worrying, and the financial situation I find myself in makes everything even more difficult. I want to receive the treatment recommended by my doctor, address this medical problem, and have the opportunity to recover without the constant burden of worrying about how I will afford the necessary care. Why I Am Asking for Your Help As an unemployed Syrian refugee living in Lebanon, I do not have a stable income or sufficient financial resources to cover the cost of my recommended surgery. Medical expenses, hospital fees, consultations, anesthesia, and postoperative medication can become a significant financial burden. I have tried to manage my circumstances independently, but I have reached a point where I need to ask for help. This is not an easy thing for me to do. Sharing my personal medical situation and asking people I may never have met for financial assistance takes courage. However, I believe that compassion, generosity, and solidarity can make a real difference. My Fundraising Goal: $1,500 USD I am hoping to raise $1,500 to help cover the expenses associated with my gallbladder treatment and surgery. The donations will help contribute towards: Gallbladder removal surgery, preferably laparoscopic surgery if medically suitable. Surgeon and anesthesia fees. Hospital admission and operating room expenses. Medical consultations and required examinations. Prescribed medication and postoperative care. Other necessary expenses directly related to my treatment and recovery. The final allocation will depend on the hospital's written quotation and the actual medical expenses. I will do my best to use every contribution responsibly and transparently for the medical care I need. Every Donation Makes a Difference I understand that everyone has their own responsibilities and financial struggles. I am not asking anyone to carry this burden alone. Even a small donation can bring me one step closer to receiving the treatment I need. If you cannot donate, sharing my campaign with your friends, family, colleagues, and social media community would mean just as much to me. Every contribution, every share, and every kind message gives me hope and reminds me that I am not alone. A Personal Message from My Heart I never imagined that I would find myself in a position where I would need to publicly ask for financial help to receive medical treatment. I have always tried to face life's challenges as independently as possible. But sometimes circumstances become bigger than what one person can manage alone. My wish is simple: to receive the surgery recommended by my doctor, recover, regain my health, and continue building my life with dignity and hope. I am reaching out not only for financial assistance but also for the kindness and support of people who believe that helping another person matters. Thank you for taking the time to read my story. Thank you to everyone who chooses to donate, share, or simply send words of encouragement. Your generosity could make a real difference in my life and bring me one step closer to recovery. From the bottom of my heart, thank you for standing with me. With sincere gratitude, Aya Lebanon ❤️

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Urgent medical need for Stroke & Neuro patient

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Urgent medical need for Stroke & Neuro patient
I am writing this with a heavy heart to seek your support for my beloved father, who is fighting a severe and deteriorating combination of neurological, cardiac, and general health conditions. My father is a stroke survivor and has lived with heart disease and diabetes for years. He underwent heart surgery and had stents placed in his arteries to keep his heart functioning. Since suffering a stroke, his health has deteriorated significantly. His movement has become extremely slow, his balance has been severely affected, and he has fallen multiple times. Along with his motor difficulties, his condition has compounded rapidly: *Neurological & Behavioral Impact: He is suffering from Delusion, Senile Dementia and severe behavioral changes. His ability to speak has deteriorated significantly. *Sensory Loss: He has lost his ability to hear and is battling Glaucoma. At times, he has little or no control over his Urination and requires constant assistance and supervision. *Internal Complications: He also experienced internal stomach bleeding, leading to severe weight loss and physical weakness. His overall physical condition has become very fragile. His doctors have also warned us that he may be at risk of another stroke, which could be extremely serious. We have tried our very best to keep him safe and comfortable. Unfortunately, the prolonged medical expenses have now affected our savings very much. We have reached a point where we are struggling to continue providing him with the clinical care and treatment he requires. We humbly request your help for us to continue his ongoing treatment and clinical management as well as an emergency fund. Any contribution, no matter how small, will make a meaningful difference for my father and ease the overwhelming burden on our family. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for reading our story, for your prayers, your kindness, and for any support you can provide.

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Help Yusuf Access Urgent Medical Care

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Help Yusuf Access Urgent Medical Care
Help Yusuf Get Medical Care and Support His Family Fundraising Goal: $30,000 USD My name is Yasir Jamal Aljermi. I am a Palestinian father living in a displacement tent in Al-Mawasi, Khan Younis, Gaza, with my wife, Tasneem, and our young son, Yusuf. I am asking for your help because my son urgently needs specialized medical care, while our family is struggling with the loss of our home, severe financial hardship, rising living costs, and debts accumulated during displacement. Our Life Before the War Before the war, I worked as a freelance web developer. I spent years working, saving money, and building an apartment on the fourth floor of our family home in Rafah. I dreamed of getting married, starting a family, and giving my children a stable and peaceful home. In May 2024, I married my wife, Tasneem. Just two days after our wedding, we were forced to leave our home. Everything I had spent years working to build was left behind. We were displaced to Al-Mawasi, Khan Younis, where we began a new life in a tent, facing shortages of food, clean water, electricity, and basic necessities. Our apartment was later severely damaged, and the life we had planned disappeared. Our Son Yusuf's Medical Condition On February 11, 2025, our son Yusuf was born at Nasser Medical Complex in Gaza. He brought love, happiness, and meaning into our lives during an extremely difficult period. However, as Yusuf grew, we began noticing serious difficulties in his physical development. Today, Yusuf lives with epilepsy and recurrent seizures, including sudden episodes in which his head drops forward. He also has significant developmental and movement difficulties. He struggles to sit independently, cannot crawl or stand without assistance, and requires ongoing care and physical therapy. Despite receiving treatment, his condition remains a serious concern. His official medical referral from Nasser Medical Complex recommends specialized neurological assessment and further genetic and metabolic investigations to help doctors understand his condition. We are also seeking appropriate brain imaging, including an MRI if recommended by his treating specialists. Some of these investigations and specialized services have been unavailable or inaccessible to us in Gaza. We are desperately seeking an opportunity for Yusuf to receive specialist care in Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, or another country willing to accept his medical case. No medical evacuation or hospital admission has been confirmed. The Financial Crisis We Are Facing in Gaza Alongside Yusuf's medical needs, our family is facing a second emergency: the cost of surviving displacement. Before the war, I was able to earn a living through my work as a web developer. The war and displacement disrupted my work and income, while our everyday expenses continued to grow. Food, clean drinking water, transportation, medication, hygiene supplies, and essential items for our son have all placed an enormous burden on our family. According to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, price levels in Gaza remained approximately 204% above their pre-October 2023 levels in September 2026. For families who have lost their sources of income, even ordinary daily necessities can become extremely difficult to afford. Over time, I have been forced to borrow money to help my family survive and meet our essential needs. These debts have continued to weigh on me while I am also trying to find medical care for my son. I am not only worried about the next medical examination. I am also worried about providing food, clean water, essential supplies, and a safe place for Yusuf to sleep. I never imagined that after years of working to build a home, I would find myself struggling to meet my child's most basic needs. Why We Are Raising $30,000 Our fundraising goal is $30,000 USD. This is not a confirmed hospital quotation or a guaranteed cost of medical evacuation. It is a fundraising target intended to help us address several urgent and interconnected needs while we seek appropriate care for Yusuf. Donations may be used for: 1. Specialized pediatric neurology consultations, diagnostic investigations, MRI imaging if medically recommended, and other necessary examinations. 2. Yusuf's prescribed medication, medical follow-up, physical therapy, rehabilitation, and essential caregiving supplies. 3. Possible medical evacuation and necessary travel-related expenses if a hospital accepts Yusuf and travel becomes possible. 4. Food, safe drinking water, hygiene products, shelter necessities, and other essential living expenses for our displaced family. 5. Repayment of debts incurred to meet essential family needs during displacement, including basic living and caregiving expenses. 6. Transportation, communication, and other necessary expenses associated with seeking treatment and supporting Yusuf's ongoing care. We will use donations according to our actual needs and medical circumstances and share updates and supporting documentation wherever possible. If medical evacuation becomes available through a humanitarian program or another source of funding, we will explain any changes to our financial needs. A Father's Request I am not asking for luxury or comfort. I am asking for the chance to care for my son and provide the basic necessities that every child deserves. Yusuf is more than his illness. He smiles, laughs, recognizes familiar voices, and brings joy into our lives even in the hardest circumstances. Every time I hold him in my arms, I wish I could give him a life where his greatest concern is choosing which toy to play with, not waiting for medical investigations we cannot access. I do not know what the future holds for Yusuf. I cannot promise that treatment will cure his condition. But I believe he deserves the chance to be examined by qualified specialists and receive the appropriate care he needs. I also hope to overcome the debts and financial hardship that have accumulated while trying to protect my family. Your donation can help us meet essential needs and continue pursuing medical care for Yusuf. If you cannot donate, sharing this campaign with friends, medical professionals, hospitals, and humanitarian organizations could make a meaningful difference. I can provide Yusuf's official medical referral and relevant supporting documentation to legitimate medical institutions and potential sponsors. Thank you for taking the time to read our story, for remembering Yusuf, and for helping us continue. With gratitude, Yasir Jamal Aljermi Father of Yusuf Gaza, Palestine WhatsApp: 00972595341499

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