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Elaine was diagnosed with Muscular Dystrophy at age 24. For those that don’t know, Muscular Dystrophy is a disease that causes progressive muscle loss and weakness. There is no cure for this rare disease and the effects of this illness are devastating as damaged muscles become weaker over time. As of now, there are only treatments to help ease the effects of the disease. Elaine is about 65 pounds and can barely walk. She can no longer feed herself, shower and do the everyday things we take for granted. We are launching this campaign to help with medical expenses not covered by insurance. Elaine needs home care, physical therapy, medicine, medical meals and special equipment to handicap proof her home to make her as comfortable as we can as the disease progresses.
We all love Elaine because of her fierce spirit that inspires so many of us to never give up, even during the worst of times. For all those times she has sacrificed her time to help others. We can’t cure Elaine, but we can help ease the financial burden and resultant stress that the she is facing.
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For more information, please contact Help Hope Live at 800.642.8399.
Thank you for your support!
For those of you who have generously donated to this campaign, your contributions have been greatly appreciated and used for basically saving Elaine’s life. She’s used these funds for medically necessary care, equipment such as a small portable electric wheelchair, home help aides and supplies for them. Things like feeding tube pump bags, formula, gloves, sanitizers, etc… We are extremely happy with Elaine’s progress. She’s gained about 30lbs and is no longer malnourished. Some of her medical equipment is still not covered by insurance. It’s been very difficult to get her primary doctor to simply fill out any paperwork to get the wheelchair that Medicare is willing to pay for. Unfortunately, she is in need of another new wheelchair as the one she has purchased with these funds needs to be replaced.
On a positive note, she is able to enjoy life again with her family and friends. It’s been a long journey, but it isn’t over yet. There are still adjustments needed to help make sure her home is handicap and wheelchair accessible as well as safe.
Once again, thank you all so much for your support and generosity. Hope you all have a safe and wonderful holiday season.
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Keeping you in my prayers my friend! Love you!
Cathy King
Elaine, thinking of you and praying for you. It’s been so long since we’ve spoken. I wish happiness and peace for you! Love you!
Stephanie OKane-Swindler
Lifting Elaine up in prayer as well as her family. I work with Jonie and grateful she shared this page. This disease is a horrible one and I hope what little I can give helps. Blessings to you all. Kathy
Kathy Gilmore
Hope things get better. Sending you a big hug.
Eleonora Uribe
823 - Elaine
Chris McDonald
Elaine stay strong keep up the fight!
Eric Anderson
Happy to support a wonderful brave woman
Mardi Kuller
love you, ate Elaine! I hope this helps ♥️
Anonymous
Hugs, Rlaine.
Brenda Horton
Love you Elaine. Sending you positive thoughts and lots of love. Sheryl and Brent
Anonymous
Sending love , healing and strength your way.
Jessica Barona
Make checks payable to:
Help Hope Live
Note in memo:
In honor of Elaine N King
Mail to:
Help Hope Live
2 Radnor Corporate Center
Suite 100
100 Matsonford Road
Radnor, PA 19087
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