i’ve just had probably the worst year of my life. in march, i was injured by stray bullets (5 to be exact) that entered my bedroom during a gang related dispute. then i was homeless during the summer, and spent way too much time in an anti-gay homeless shelter. i was hurt at my job and had to leave, my mom attempted suicide, my little sister was assaulted by her dad and violated by her dad’s girlfriend…..basically just awful.
my mom was hospitalized diagnosed with bipolar disorder with psychotic symptoms. she’d never sought any treatment and somehow no one noticed. she will be discharged likely on monday, and will return to our shared apartment. but, her living with us is not a good idea at all. her worst symptoms resulted in abuse and neglect throughout my childhood up until now.
i am seeking help to move me and my sister into our own apartment, where we will be safe from both our mom and her dad. Living with my mom has been toxic in the extreme. i have been taking care of my sister for the larger part of this year, and right now i’m the only person she has. my mom has been unstable for a long time, and while my sister’s dad shows up to play the part to ensure that we keep custody, he otherwise doesn’t want anything to do with my sis and has told me that he will not be responsible for her. i truly think that the best place for me and my sister is living with me, separate from both of them, at least until our mom stabilizes. my priority is my sister, and she truly thrives when both of her parents are out of the picture.
i’m eyeing a studio apartment for $450, and I have roughly enough income to qualify for the apartment, with some luck. I need about $500 for the deposit and moving fees. i would really appreciate if anyone reblogs this, i know its an eyesore and no one likes these posts. and if you decide to help, thank you so much.
this is my paypal. my askbox is closed right now, but you can message me anytime to grill me, question me, or whatever. thank you.
Reposting this as my last account was randomly terminated.
Back in March, my stepfather was diagnosed with stage 3 lung cancer. It has really taken a toll on our family. Recently, we found out this will probably be his last Christmas with us.
Our family is poor so we were wondering if you could donate to his PayPal to help us make this a Christmas to remember.
In addition to this, we are selling Prayers for Darcy bracelets to help get him to the United States for treatment at Envita Medical Centers. Our goal is $100,000. Bracelets are $6 each, and you can send the payment here.
Furthermore, I have proof of illness for anyone who asks. I just don’t want to clutter up this post with medical documents as people will be less likely to read it.
The two boys, both quiet and sweet-natured, started hanging out together all the time.“They were like two of a kind,” said K.J.’s mom, LaSondra Singleton.So when K.J. died in May of congestive heart failure after a long battle with leukemia, Kaleb was devastated. And when Kaleb, now 12, learned that Singleton couldn’t afford a headstone for K.J.’s grave, he was determined to help.
“They were like two of a kind,” said K.J.’s mom, LaSondra Singleton.So when K.J. died in May of congestive heart failure after a long battle with leukemia, Kaleb was devastated. And when Kaleb, now 12, learned that Singleton couldn’t afford a headstone for K.J.’s grave, he was determined to help.An inseparable bondKaleb’s mom, Kristy Hall, recalls that “K.J. coming into our life was amazing.
He had all this excitement.“The two boys would sit and play video
games together without even talking, Hall said.“I think they liked each
other because they ‘got’ each other,” she said. “They were both able to
just be themselves and be together without having to impress the other
one.”
And their mothers bonded, too.“We were both single moms at
the time, sharing our stories and taking comfort in each other,” Hall
said.It didn’t matter to Kaleb that his best friend had limitations.K.J.
was diagnosed with leukemia as an infant and had multiple surgeries
throughout his life. He struggled with severe allergies and couldn’t go
out sometimes.
Please consider donating to Frederick Connie and his family!
Keyvonne, Frederick’s wife, lived long enough to see her baby before she passed. The baby, Angelique Keyvonne Connie, is still in the hospital struggling with health issues and Frederick is trying to arrange funeral costs, while dealing with being a widowed father to a premature newborn.
Please consider donating to this family and supporting them this holiday season. Here is their donation page. Their goal is $40,000.