Family and friends of Drew Current are raising money for the nonprofit Help Hope Live to fund uninsured medical expenses associated with Catastrophic Illness.

Thank you for your support!

For those who know Drew, you know that Drew is always up for a new adventure. Life gave Drew a big opportunity for a completely new adventure when he suddenly suffered a Hemorrhagic Stroke in October of 2020. Fortunately, his wife at the time Amy, called emergency care immediately.
Because of the immediate care, Drew came out without damage to that beautiful spirit and personality they we all know and love.
Drew’s body and brain did not fare as well, but with intensive therapy initially in Chicago at Shirley Ryan rehabilitation hospital, and now 3 years later at Craig rehabilitation hospital in Denver, Drew is receiving intensive physical therapy, for his Right side (hemiparesis), occupational therapy, to learn how to become independent, and very importantly, learning how to communicate again, as he also has moderate to severe Aphasia because of the stroke.

In the beginning, friends a family put up a GoFundMe for Drew and his wife Amy, and both of them were eternally grateful. At that time, we had no idea what the future would bring for Drew.
Now after a lot of challenges and life changes, Drew is preparing for the next part of this journey.
He is now living in Colorado Springs with his mother and closer to his sister Leah, travelling to Denver to Craig hospital for intensive therapies, and has the desire to begin the process of living independently again….out of Mom’s house again…. Being his mother, I can’t understand that, but our chicks have to fly sometime. (ha-ha).
At this time, Drew is only receiving Social Security Disability, and although he is forever grateful of any and all services that he receives, there are many costs that are not covered by his insurance, and other services, such as living expenses, modifications to cars and houses, dental care, his power wheel chair, and travel expenses for his therapies that are absolutely essential part of him moving forward in his life.
Drew is so grateful and loves all of his friends and family so much and is humbled at asking for help, but work is not in the foreseeable future at this time because of his disabilities.
After being referred to Help Hope Live from Craig hospital, Drew really liked the concept behind Help Hope Live because of the money being designated for specific needs. Also, this is a 501c organization and will be completely tax deductible.
We will be constantly updating this website with photos and videos from now on.
Drew is so grateful for any kind of donation. Thank you for your continued support in Drew’s journey, and if a donation isn’t possible for you, please say howdy sometime. Drew loves to hear from Drew’s friends and family!

Love Always,
Drew Current, and family