Michael Needs Our Help!
Michael Allen of Onalaska, Wisconsin is a husband, a father of three and grandfather of four. Over the years, he has struggled with health issues including heart disease and diabetes. Michael must use a pump 24 hours a day. Last February, his health took a turn for the worse when he was diagnosed with cirrhosis of the liver or NASH (Non-Alcoholic Steato Hepatitis). His doctors at the University of Wisconsin Medical Center have told him he needs a liver transplant to survive. Michael needs our help as his exorbitant medical bills continue to mount. This is a challenge he cannot face alone. He needs our help!
If you are a Sam’s Club shopper in Onalaska, you may have met Michael during the 16 years he worked there as a manager. He thoroughly enjoyed meeting the customers and assisting them with their needs. He feels it is in truly listening to people that makes helping them easier. It is said that Michael has never met a person he could not talk to.
Updates (2)
October 14, 2016
As time goes along with my sickness I have troubles that occur from the liver. In May they put a shunt in my liver as a by-pass, to help with fluid build up. that has helped
alittle better, but has caused fluids around my heart that enlarges it and puts me into congestive heart failure. So I get over that problem and keep going day by day. I want to Thank family and friends for prays and helping me with alot of task. I will keep fighting until I can't no more. God Bless All
September 29, 2016
Last week I had to under go a Heart Cath in which they go in and check my arteries to the heart beings I had pass-by and stents.
Thank the lord for great results and my heart will be able to under go the 7 hours liver transplant.
Now just alot of blood work going forward until the surgery.
Guestbook
September 30, 2016
I wish you all the best, Mike. Stay positive! Keep fighting!
Mary Boone, WD Class of 1981
September 29, 2016
Hugs, love and prayers to you Mike!
Kim Hill
September 28, 2016
Wishing you the best! One of the most kind and caring persons I have ever met and worked with.
Brian Stillman
