For those with a few $ to spare, a close friend of mine could really use some help...

[ghOsty 74]

Hey guys, feels awkward posting this here and probably isn't the best place for this but I'm trying to help my friend reach more outlets... I'll give a little background:

 

A close friend of mine has fallen on some really rough times lately, he was diagnosed with leukemia a few weeks ago. On top of this his relationship with his fiancé whom he currently lives with has been falling apart. His fiancé is psychotic and unfortunately he was under her medical plan, in one of her manic episodes of rage she cancelled his medical insurance and is trying as hard as she can to drive him out basically leaving him to dieHe doesn't really have family left to fall back on as both of his parents died of cancer as well some years back (It kind of runs in his family.)...

 

His lease on the current place is expiring soon, and unfortunately with his medical bill and having to cut back on working to attend to his health, he isn't left with much money to afford a new place. We've been trying to get him into emergency crisis housing, but the system is inefficient and takes time. Because of this we're trying to raise a little money to assist him in being able to find a place to live and pay rent for a few months while he can focus more on his health, and figuring his life out.

 

He's a great guy that's been dealt quite a handful of bad cards, Any help is greatly appreciated.

Here's the GoFundMe link:
https://www.gofundme.com/xwcpz2ks

Edited December 1, 2015 by ghOsty

[Hugh Mughnus 1611]

Donated.

 

I hope he beats the leukemia... That's really sad, and his wife sounds like a real piece of garbage I'm sorry.

[ambermonke 1571]

Donation submitted.

[eugene 36]

well stephen probably donated like 15,000$, so you probably don't need more help, right?

[Rubin Farr 2987]

Sent, and shared.

[rev85 17]

Donated, all the best to your mate.

[dr lopez 1014]

well stephen probably donated like 15,000$, so you probably don't need more help, right?

lol

[azatoth 224]

Start cooking and dealing meth like in that show. Only way to deal with medical crisis in the wonderland of America if you are poor.

[ghOsty 74]

Thanks for the donations guys, really... Anything helps, and it's really lifting his spirits to see the help of total strangers.

[Rubin Farr 2987]

He sent me a thanks so all the best to him.

[Joyrex 1405]

Thanks for the donations guys, really... Anything helps, and it's really lifting his spirits to see the help of total strangers.

He's very fortunate to have a good friend like you!

[cwmbrancity 797]

thats a hell of move to make on behalf of your friend, if there were more people like this in the world.......

 

absolutely, lemme get zee plastic out due to unfamiliar residence here.

 

1 of my folks has incurable cancer and, even with the British NHS, its been a total nightmare from start to where we are today. Getting an internal biopsy done in Sept and being sent home with paracetamol was the opening gambit. No Morphine, no Pregabalin, not even Codeine. Sheer & utter hell. Plus 2 previous encounters through other incredibly arduous times

 

I dread to think where we'd be if this was down to "insurance", so even in its current state, thank fuck for the NHS. It saved me.

 

donation submitted, 50bucks, and the very best of luck

[cwmbrancity 797]

ppss: i'd highly recommend this documentary on 1 man's journey through cancer, Wilko Johnson, the ultimate guitar psychopath & visionary of Dr Feelgood.

 

as heart-breaking as it is hugely inspiring, but Wilko's recovery might help your mate see through the raging shitstorm he's currently in. It helped me a lot with familial sufferers of this disease:

 

 

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4188192/