I have called, texted, emailed, and filled out so many applications - only to be turned down one after another. Being told that "sorry, you just fall thru the cracks - there is nothing we can do."
And if that is what you have to tell me, well - i get it.
But at this point? You are my last call ... and i really do hope you CAN help us.
My husband is a dialysis patient. He is also on injury leave from work (driving a truck for Ballard Drivers in Sulphur Springs, TX). He got hurt July 25, 2012 - had surgery on October 17, 2012 ... and still is unable to return to work. He is going thru a process of physical therapy and testing that will most likely be the last step before full disability. We have been living on 40% of his salary thru the insurance payments from work. (getting about $350 a week)
I am a cancer patient with MD Anderson in Houston, TX. Have been since the first of September 2012. I do not work outside the home - because of my health, but also because i am my husband's caregiver.
We have no credit cards ...
and we have used whatever savings we had - long since.
We have exhausted all loans - from companies, from family and from friends. We have paid them all back - but now, no where else to turn.
We need propane. Last year we were able to have 100 gallons delivered, and we are just now below 5%. We only use propane to heat water. But because of health issues - we NEED hot water to wash our hands and bodies with.
We also need medications for both myself and my husband. Yes, he has prescription insurance thru work - but the co-pays are so high that it has become near impossible to get the needed medications. With the copays, our medications are costing about $150 a month.
We also need groceries. My husband is on a high protein diet - 4 x's the amount of protein as normal due to the dialysis.
we just cannot afford propane, fuel for the truck to get back and forth to doctors and hospitals, medications and groceries any longer. we need some help.
is there anything at all that you can do to help us???
thank you -
margaret mccoy
