One of our brothers in this community is facing a severe medical crisis and potential homelessness. If you can and are able to help, it would help a lot. Even sharing the link below/post can go a long way 🙏🏾❤️

Fell today.. while i was out trying to get my meds ( which still aren’t ready.. imagine that ) These imbalance issues are getting worse and worse. Caught myself on a wooden chair/bench.. but hit my head pretty good and tweaked my neck something awful. The rest of the day been quite woozy. Balance even worse. I’m so overwhelmed and feel like giving up on everything. Truly. Every which way I turn and try to make the best of things.. another obstacle. Another step backward. I'm in a deep hole of depression. Encouraging words please. <3

A Small Favor That Could Make a Huge Difference ❤️ Friends, I want to start by saying thank you. The support you’ve shown me has meant more than I can put into words. Every donation, kind message, and person who has shared my fundraiser has helped me get closer to making it through what is going to be an incredibly difficult year. I do need to be honest, though. The fundraiser has gone six days without a donation, and I'm worried about it losing momentum. GoFundMe campaigns can disappear from people's feeds very quickly, and I still have a long road ahead of me. I’m expecting to have surgery in the coming months, and when that happens, I’ll have very little financial cushion left for the recovery period. My goal isn't to live comfortably off this fundraiser. It’s to make sure I can keep a roof over my head, keep up with basic expenses, and survive the 6–12 months ahead while I recover and try to get my life back on track. So I'm asking for something that costs absolutely nothing: Please SHARE this fundraiser. If you’ve already donated, sharing it may be the single most helpful thing you can do for me right now. One share could put this in front of someone who has never heard my story. And that person might share it with someone else. If everyone who has supported me so far shared this even once, we could potentially reach hundreds or thousands of people I could never reach on my own. I know not everyone can donate. I completely understand that. But if you can share this—even just once, anywhere you can—it would mean the world to me. Please don't let this fundraiser quietly disappear. I still need your help, and I still have a long way to go. Thank you to everyone who has donated, shared, encouraged me, checked on me, or simply taken the time to read my story. You have given me hope during a time when I desperately needed it. ❤️ Please share. Please keep this going. And if you can donate, even a few dollars helps. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart.

Stay tuned as I am posting regular updates on there for those who have donated. I mean to keep everyone up to date every step of the way. It's a difficult journey and it's very nice to have a sense of community through it. It means a lot. Dealing with this all alone.. was so much.. If any of you have any positive thoughts or words. Feel free to reach out via email. hypocritex@gmail.com . I am feeling quite low.. and this community is one of the few things that has kept my chin up. So thank you.. truly. From my whole heart.

Donated; shared.

Thank you so much Frank. This means the absolute world to me. And to anyone who shares and/or donates. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. This has been one of the most difficult things I have ever had to deal with. And I never thought at the age of only 42 I would be struggling to walk.. and hold a cup.. Or tie my shoes. I remain hopeful that the kindness and generosity of others will help see me through this next year. My heart is so full seeing this kind of generosity from Frank. All my love to you guys. Also.. If you're unable to donate. I understand. I still thank you. Maybe you could share it on your social media pages? The more eyes on it the more it helps. THANK YOU!! John PS. For those who reached out to me asking what I did previously before I was declared disabled. I actually worked with disabled adults. Integrating them into the community and helping take care of them. It's how I gave back. I've found in my life that this is the only kind of job I really enjoyed. One that was rewarding.. And showed that generosity of spirit that Frank and some of you have shown me.