Hi family and friends,
I’m coming to you during a vulnerable season of my life — one where I am learning that strength sometimes looks like asking for help.
On April 28th, I am scheduled for my second surgery to treat severe endometriosis. To move forward with the procedure, I need to raise the necessary funds by April 24th.
Endometriosis has challenged me in ways I never expected — physically, emotionally, and spiritually. The pain is intense, unpredictable, and often overwhelming. Some days I can push through and function. Other days, I am confined to my bed, drained from the inflammation and discomfort that affects my lower abdomen, back, and overall energy.
There have been nights when I’ve prayed through tears, asking God for strength just to make it through the pain.
There have been mornings when I’ve had to remind myself that even in suffering, He is still present, still faithful, and still sustaining me.
My first surgery brought temporary relief, but over time my symptoms have returned and worsened. After prayer, medical consultations, and careful consideration, I know this second surgery is necessary to prevent further complications and to help me regain my quality of life.
While I trust God as my healer, I also believe He works through skilled doctors, through resources, and through community. Unfortunately, my insurance does not fully cover the procedure. The combined costs of surgery, anesthesia, hospital fees, medications, and recovery care are more than I can manage on my own.
This is humbling for me. I’m used to being strong and handling things quietly. But God has been reminding me that strength can also look like vulnerability — like opening my hands and allowing others to support me.
What your support will help:
- Surgery and hospital fees
- Anesthesia and medical specialists
- Post‑operative care and medications
- Recovery time away from work
- Transportation and essential needs during healing
If you feel led to support me financially, I would be deeply grateful. No amount is too small.
If giving isn’t possible, your prayers and sharing this fundraiser mean just as much.
I am believing that God will make a way — through provision, through community, and through healing. I am trusting Him with my body, my future, and the testimony that will come from this season.
Thank you for standing with me, praying with me, and supporting me in this chapter of my life.
With faith and gratitude,
Nijah
