I just thought of something that might work to get us to Michigan. Prepaid gas cards would be great! I don't want to ask for any more than we need to move and know once we are there and settled it will be my turn to offer a random act of kindness for someone else and pay it forward. Thank you
By 2sweet - on Dec 11, 2011... modified on Dec 11, 2011
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im a single mom who hasbeen away from my obligations as a parent...ive made too many mistakes and all i can do is move forward...christmas is here and i havent seen m y son in 5 years.my mom is dying of liver sumthang and my bro is looking at possible time...so that leaves no one able to care for my son.i wanmt to get home to oregon state n have a beautiful xmas with my family.please helpme get a tiket to be tyhere with my family.god bless you and marry mas
Well today I cut down a Christmas tree from my parents yard. Man we got some crazy ice storm the other night. Well let me tell you this is no "Charlie Brown" christmas tree of years past that I have had to endure. No my friends. This is a majestic, towering, beautiful tree whose pine scent is warmly greeted each time I come home to my apartment. Hang in there, this is going somewhere...So my oversize tree of perfect form looks as appropriate as a tree could look. Except for this. I won't decorate this tree, no shine or glitter, no sparkling lights, I just can't this year. I can hang one thing of splendor. I won't do it. What joy do I take from reading a story that your heart shared with me...just for me to hang an ornament and think about you for a few passing moments. I don't deserve your time. My tree this year is a majestic tree, humbled by being stipped of everything that it is used to. No flashing lights, no glamour, no decorations, no theme. I feel that maybe some of my audience feels a lot like my tree. Stripped of their ornaments, stripped of thier pride, forced to humbly stare the Christmas season in the face wanting to hide in their shame. I cut my tree from my parents yard. I have seen it in all its glory and my tree knows that it's purpose was to remind me of the humbleness I need to have. That some of us have learned. My tree will remain humble, a simple reminder that perhaps the further I stay away from a mall, the closer to Christmas I will truly be. God Bless you all.
I Know the God living in the heart of every person of this world.I am sending by God here to make some works about human kind,Every livings feel emotions of every livings.I am alone and feeling that who is helping me,I am requesting to world,who have heart of feeling,have emotions for expressing,have strength to create world,and have family can mind my troubles.
By kbtmah4evr - on Sep 21, 2007... modified on Sep 21, 2007
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2007 started a little early this year. On Dec. 23 my dad went into the hospital where he was diagnosed with MDS. Please know I am 26, married and have 2 children. My husband and I lost our home in April, and we are now renting from a family member. In April, my dad's MDS turned into leukemia. He has a lot of odds against him and we are all praying for a miracle. In the meantime, my mom and dad were helping us with utilities and such as I lost my job because of everything going on, and they said I was just not preforming, I was doing the best that I could. I have started an e-bay business that I pray takes off and my husband who still works full time is also starting a residential remodeling business on the side. Of course we have no start up money so it is VERY slow going. Here is the problem that I have right now, we are behind on rent and about to lose this place and we will have no where to go, I am scared. My children are 4 and 1. We are also behind on utilities and they plan on cutting things off starting next week. We are using every penny that comes in to pay something towards our bills but things just continue to pile up. We have asked family and friends for help and we have prayed and prayed and now I am doing the last thing I ever thought I would do and that is telling the world. I know that there are people out there who want to help, I just hope someone can help us. We do not need much, in comparision. We need 2192.00 to get caught up on everything which will help us so much. They have given my dad less than 6 months and I want to be able to enjoy the precious time, not worry about everything. Thank you for listening and may God Bless you all. Please know that I will add you to my prayer list and I will remember your thoughts and generosity.
I am a Veteran who was Honorably Discharged from the Army for a spinal injury. Right now I'm in need of free money to pay my rent, I only have 500 dollars but I need 1000 more by the 9th of this month. I an in the process of going to court for eviction, I've already called ALL the churches and charities I could, but since the holiday season and new years has passed, they've been low on funds. I'm on the verge of being homeless and I an just doing this as 1 last desperate attempt to find the funds to pay this rent so I'm not homeless.
If ANYONE can help me, PLEASE DO SO!!!! My Family and I would pay each and every one of you back, With Interest.
By dino - on Aug 4, 2005... modified on Aug 4, 2005
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This notation is written to outline the series of events which led to their present situation and subsequent request for Loss Mitigation Assistance.
An April 18th, 2004, Bernardino was struck by another motorist in a direct motor vehicle collision. The other driver was late for work, speeding an excess of limit, and openly admitted running the red light facing him. Unfortunately for them, this person was unable to provide a driver’s license, proof of insurance, or even a social security number. He was issued several tickets at the accident scene and was allowed to go by the Houston Police Department.
Bernardino was cut out of his vehicle, back boarded and collared by the paramedics of the Houston Fire Department. He was transported to the Methodist Hospital Emergency Department where Erwina is employed as an RN. After extensive x-rays, CAT scans, and close physical examination by the emergency room doctor. Bernardino was released with the diagnosis of multiple contusions, bruises, but no broken bones or extensive injuries. Both the police and the paramedics interviewed Bernardino while in the ER. They were given the news that the other driver was injury free but unable to provide legal documents to support himself. They were advised to retain the services of an attorney.
An April 19th, 2004, they visited the holding area of the towing company that secured the accident scene. State Farm adjusters were already there and proceeded to declare the vehicle, a brand-new 2004 Chevy Tahoe, a “ total loss. ” They were advised to see Attorney DeSimone by the owner of the wrecking service in order to facilitate the paperwork with the insurance company involved. They retained the services of said law firm on the same day.
On April 20th, 2004, Bernardino was referred to Doctor S. Pagano for management of symptoms resulting from the accident. Doctor Pagano is a chiropractor and proceeded to provide care in the form of adjustments to Bernardino’s neck and back. After three weeks of therapy, Bernardino was cleared to return to work. Bernardino then informed Doctor Pagano that he would discontinue visits since he was fit to return to work. The final adjustment resulted in immediate pain and tingling to Bernardino’s left side.
After several days of pain and gradual numbness, Bernardino returned to Doctor Pagano’s clinic. Doctor Pagano ordered a CAT scan of the head and neck to search for injuries. The results were forwarded to his office and the clinic visits continued until the end of May. By June, Bernardino’s symptoms were worsening. He developed intense headaches, blurred vision, trouble walking, and distinctive weakness to his left arm and left leg. Doctor Pagano’s services were discontinued after several sessions where Bernardino constantly informed him of worsening symptoms and growing anxiety that more harm was occurring rather than good. Bernardino was put on short term disability leave by his employer, the Methodist Hospital.
Between June and July 2004, Bernardino was admitted several times for neurological problems stemming from symptoms related to continuous complaints post chiropractic therapy. The Methodist Hospital was unable to pinpoint the cause of worsening condition despite several CAT scans and MRI. By mid-July, 2004, Bernardino was unable to walk without assistance, drive a vehicle, sit/stand/lie down for more than five minutes, continuous headaches and numbness and weakness to bilateral extremities. A myelogram was done at the insistence of Erwina since CT/MRI results were negative. The myelogram showed fractures in C3-C4 of the spine. Bernardino underwent decompression and fusion of the C-spine on July the 19th, 2004.
By September 2004, Bernardino was terminated from his position with the hospital and was given long-term disability status. His ability to earn was reduced to an income of $1134.25 a month. Erwina continues to work as an RN in order to provide for the family. State Farm insurance was unable to pursue the other driver for damages. The other driver failed to appear in court to address the citations in which he was charged with. It is unknown if this individual is still in the United States. Bernardino severed his relationship with the DeSimone Law Firm and hired the Matthews Law Firm to represent his case against Dr. Pagano for chiropractic malpractice. Litigation is pending as of July 2005.
Bernardino and Erwina continue to reside in their home located at 8503 Rigby Court, Humble, TX. They have four children: Xianelle- age 13, Xiarhina- age 10, Xiarissa- age 7, and Marcus- age 5. The children reside in the same home and attend local public schools. The family has the use of one vehicle for transportation to work/school. Due to Bernardino’s continuing disability and frequent hospitalizations, the family continues to experience financial hardship. The family has recently been granted permanent residency status as of January 2005 and is therefore ineligible to receive social security assistance for dependence. Erwina’s income remains the sole source of financial stability for the family. Her income is affected by frequent leaves taken in order to care for the children and Bernardino during his many hospital admissions. Recent cutbacks to overtime shifts at the hospital has led to further reductions in income earned. Furthermore, Bernardino and Erwina have no family support in the United States.
In conclusion, Bernardino continues to hold disability status and Erwina is currently seeking a second, full-time job in order to supplement finances. They have applied for disability status for homestead tax assessment purposes. They are requesting a stay of foreclosure and wish to enter into an agreement with Waterfield Mortgages to reduce the monthly payment and to extend the length of time the mortgage is contracted for. They are in the process of debt consolidation and review by attorney for possible bankruptcy. It is their hope to remain in their home if possible as poor credit standings indicate low probability for re-location to another house/apartment. They have consulted several real estate firms in Houston and were told market value of home would not be met due to surplus of homes for sale in the immediate vicinity. It is understood the equity in the present home is limited, however Bernardino and Erwina feel all avenues of relief have been explored, and therefore request any assistance in saving their home.
Here since: Dec 11, 2011
Female, 38
San Jose, CA, US
Languages: english
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