Four and a half years ago, our mother, Rhonda Butler, was infected with an illness called Pyoderma gangrenosum; a rare, destructive skin disease of which a painful nodule breaks down forming a progressively enlarging ulcer. What began as a small area believed to be a tick bite and treated as Lyme disease, rapidly grew into a painful gaping wound that left her leg with a massive hole that has yet to fully heal.
Due to the initial misdiagnosis, and an avalanche of continued medical mishaps, Mom was bounced around to multiple facilities from 2015 to 2019. These hospitals include Yale, St. Raphael’s, Middlesex, Midstate, and Brigham and Women’s at Dana Farber in Boston. She also required the Guilford VNA services, Branford Hills Health Care Center, and a variety of dermatologists and vascular surgeons. During one stage she was subjected to 40 sessions of a hyperbaric chamber and an astounding 2 weeks of 1000 mg IV drip of Prednisone. This combination poisoned her and she literally had to crawl up stairways because her legs and eyesight were damaged; eventually undergoing cataract surgery.
You can ascertain this time period has been incredibly stressful not only on Mom’s body, but also on her financial health. The insurance companies do not cover all of these expenses and she has been overwhelmed by hospitals putting liens on her house due to outstanding balances. Presently, our Mom will be losing her home to Guilford Savings Bank on December 31, 2019. The wound left her in a precarious position that she could no longer work as of last October and therefore was unable to maintain her mortgage or many monthly bills. Not only is she still trying to heal from this disease, now she is facing being homeless at the age of 67 when she should be retiring and enjoying the house she has tirelessly worked for. The reason for our stated goal is to try and purchase the house outright for $284k, plus any living expenses she needs. If we fall short, it’s to establish new living arrangements and life expenses until she can return to work.
Go fund me link in my bio❤️❤️
#gofundme
Four and a half years ago, our mother, Rhonda Butler, was infected with an illness called Pyoderma gangrenosum; a rare, destructive skin disease of which a painful nodule breaks down forming a progressively enlarging ulcer. What began as a small area believed to be a tick bite and treated as Lyme disease, rapidly grew into a painful gaping wound that left her leg with a massive hole that has yet to fully heal.
Due to the initial misdiagnosis, and an avalanche of continued medical mishaps, Mom was bounced around to multiple facilities from 2015 to 2019. These hospitals include Yale, St. Raphael’s, Middlesex, Midstate, and Brigham and Women’s at Dana Farber in Boston. She also required the Guilford VNA services, Branford Hills Health Care Center, and a variety of dermatologists and vascular surgeons. During one stage she was subjected to 40 sessions of a hyperbaric chamber and an astounding 2 weeks of 1000 mg IV drip of Prednisone. This combination poisoned her and she literally had to crawl up stairways because her legs and eyesight were damaged; eventually undergoing cataract surgery.
You can ascertain this time period has been incredibly stressful not only on Mom’s body, but also on her financial health. The insurance companies do not cover all of these expenses and she has been overwhelmed by hospitals putting liens on her house due to outstanding balances. Presently, our Mom will be losing her home to Guilford Savings Bank on December 31, 2019. The wound left her in a precarious position that she could no longer work as of last October and therefore was unable to maintain her mortgage or many monthly bills. Not only is she still trying to heal from this disease, now she is facing being homeless at the age of 67 when she should be retiring and enjoying the house she has tirelessly worked for. The reason for our stated goal is to try and purchase the house outright for $284k, plus any living expenses she needs. If we fall short, it’s to establish new living arrangements and life expenses until she can return to work.
Please donate using link in my bio❤️
Four and a half years ago, our mother, Rhonda Butler, was infected with an illness called Pyoderma gangrenosum; a rare, destructive skin disease of which a painful nodule breaks down forming a progressively enlarging ulcer. What began as a small area believed to be a tick bite and treated as Lyme disease, rapidly grew into a painful gaping wound that left her leg with a massive hole that has yet to fully heal.
Due to the initial misdiagnosis, and an avalanche of continued medical mishaps, Mom was bounced around to multiple facilities from 2015 to 2019. These hospitals include Yale, St. Raphael’s, Middlesex, Midstate, and Brigham and Women’s at Dana Farber in Boston. She also required the Guilford VNA services, Branford Hills Health Care Center, and a variety of dermatologists and vascular surgeons. During one stage she was subjected to 40 sessions of a hyperbaric chamber and an astounding 2 weeks of 1000 mg IV drip of Prednisone. This combination poisoned her and she literally had to crawl up stairways because her legs and eyesight were damaged; eventually undergoing cataract surgery.
You can ascertain this time period has been incredibly stressful not only on Mom’s body, but also on her financial health. The insurance companies do not cover all of these expenses and she has been overwhelmed by hospitals putting liens on her house due to outstanding balances. Presently, our Mom will be losing her home to Guilford Savings Bank on December 31, 2019. The wound left her in a precarious position that she could no longer work as of last October and therefore was unable to maintain her mortgage or many monthly bills. Not only is she still trying to heal from this disease, now she is facing being homeless at the age of 67 when she should be retiring and enjoying the house she has tirelessly worked for. The reason for our stated goal is to try and purchase the house outright for $284k, plus any living expenses she needs. If we fall short, it’s to establish new living arrangements and life expenses until she can return to work.
Follow the link in my bio to support the Love for Rhonda!!
