I'm a 79-year-old who spent most of my life working hard. For 25 wonderful years, I ran a successful chiropractic practice in Daytona Beach, Florida. Eventually, I retired to care for my beloved wife, Sandi. We spent 50 beautiful years together before she passed away on December 6, 2021. After her passing, I found solace in car restoration, a hobby that became my lifeline through the grief. However, it led me down a difficult financial path. I've poured everything I have into keeping afloat—spending my savings, maxing out my credit cards, and even taking a second mortgage on my house in Ormond Beach. I've borrowed from friends and high-interest loan companies, sold our jewelry, and parted with personal treasures. Today, I find myself with only $130 left in my bank account. It's humbling to face such financial hardship after a lifetime of hard work. Your kindness and support mean more than words can express as I navigate this challenging time.




