Topic: Helping my close friend live a more normal life (Read 791 times)
If I may ask, how has fundraising been going? I saw that a few months ago she had raised over 2k: is there a goal that she wants/needs to meet in order to afford training the dog? I have a fraction of a bitcoin on SR and I'd much rather see it put to use then sitting there
What would be a believable context?
What kind of proof were you looking for?
She set up a Facebook page, which you can see at http://www.facebook.com/LydiasDiabeticAlertDog
You can see Lydia in my friends list at http://www.facebook.com/rkjnsn
Thanks
She set up a Facebook page, which you can see at http://www.facebook.com/LydiasDiabeticAlertDog
You can see Lydia in my friends list at http://www.facebook.com/rkjnsn
Thanks
Erik,
I know you're new here, but if you want your plea to work you will need to provide at least a little proof of your friend's existence and condition. I'd be happy to donate if I can see a face in some believable context.
Best,
J.
I know you're new here, but if you want your plea to work you will need to provide at least a little proof of your friend's existence and condition. I'd be happy to donate if I can see a face in some believable context.
Best,
J.
That kind of proof
Erik,
I know you're new here, but if you want your plea to work you will need to provide at least a little proof of your friend's existence and condition. I'd be happy to donate if I can see a face in some believable context.
Best,
J.
I know you're new here, but if you want your plea to work you will need to provide at least a little proof of your friend's existence and condition. I'd be happy to donate if I can see a face in some believable context.
Best,
J.
What kind of proof were you looking for?
She set up a Facebook page, which you can see at http://www.facebook.com/LydiasDiabeticAlertDog
You can see Lydia in my friends list at http://www.facebook.com/rkjnsn
Thanks
Erik,
I know you're new here, but if you want your plea to work you will need to provide at least a little proof of your friend's existence and condition. I'd be happy to donate if I can see a face in some believable context.
Best,
J.
I know you're new here, but if you want your plea to work you will need to provide at least a little proof of your friend's existence and condition. I'd be happy to donate if I can see a face in some believable context.
Best,
J.
I know this probably seems a bit spammy, but it is very important to me.
A very dear friend of mine has been struggling with type 1 diabetes for over 15 years. Over the past year alone, she has suffered through seizures, loss of consciousness, and hospital visits due to severe low blood pressure while sleeping, taking a large emotional toll. As scary as it is for me as a friend, I can't imagine what it must be like for here. She can't go to sleep at night without being afraid of the possibility that she will never wake up.
To help her live a safer, more normal life, she is trying to get a diabetic alert dog, a dog who is specially trained to alert his/her owner of low blood sugar. Unfortunately, the special training required for these dogs means that they are quite expensive, more than she can afford on her own.
I know none of you know her, but if you could spare even a few fractions of a coin to help her achieve her dream of being able to live a safer, more normal life, both she and I would be extremely grateful.
Please send any amount to 1Jzwkp7ti8hn11JXCQ1qKmJ36Wv1CyT4xy, and it will be used only for this purpose.
Thank you so very much,
Erik
A very dear friend of mine has been struggling with type 1 diabetes for over 15 years. Over the past year alone, she has suffered through seizures, loss of consciousness, and hospital visits due to severe low blood pressure while sleeping, taking a large emotional toll. As scary as it is for me as a friend, I can't imagine what it must be like for here. She can't go to sleep at night without being afraid of the possibility that she will never wake up.
To help her live a safer, more normal life, she is trying to get a diabetic alert dog, a dog who is specially trained to alert his/her owner of low blood sugar. Unfortunately, the special training required for these dogs means that they are quite expensive, more than she can afford on her own.
I know none of you know her, but if you could spare even a few fractions of a coin to help her achieve her dream of being able to live a safer, more normal life, both she and I would be extremely grateful.
Please send any amount to 1Jzwkp7ti8hn11JXCQ1qKmJ36Wv1CyT4xy, and it will be used only for this purpose.
Thank you so very much,
Erik
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