Broken isn't Irreparable

I'm here to tell a story about my buddy Millard. (Auto Salvage Outlaws on YouTube)

His family history is fraught with health issues and tragedies, but he has stayed standing strong.

He's lost siblings. He's lost a child. He lost his father when he was young, but he still kept his chin up.

Now, in the midst of his darkest hour, Millard's hand has finally been forced, and I am trying to get him some help. Not a hand-out, but a bit of relief for his hardships.

He has some pretty serious health issues that have caught up with him and even now, he hasn't asked for a single dime. I'd like to help alleviate some of his trauma and drama.

Rheumatoid arthritis, kidney failure, congestive heart failure. Still, Millard hasn't asked for anything.

His wife left him because she was simply unwilling to endure 'in sickness and in health'. Now, she's trying to take the home from him that he worked so hard to provide for their family.

Millard has grandbabies that he desperately wants to watch grow up with whatever time God has granted him to remain on this earth.

Millard has so more much life to live. He wants to run his YouTube channel, he wants to celebrate the life that he was granted. He hopes and dreams and believes... Just like the rest of us.

If you decide to help my friend, your donations will go to several different places; his utility bills which are stacking up, his lawyer (whom we all know isn't cheap), transportation to get to his doctors' appointments, groceries and basics for his home and perhaps more importantly his piece-of-mind.

He needs many things; reliable and inexpensive transportation being the largest issue, but... he also needs the proper foods for his diet (which aren't inexpensive), funds for his utilities, his medications...he needs a lot of help, but if we all pitch in and gift him a few dollars, it could change his life for the better and in a big way.

The world has a tendency to not only knock a person to the ground, but to keep stomping on them until they submit. I'm asking you to help Millard get back to his feet and fight back. He doesn't want to submit. Ever.

A good man deserves a little help.

Millard is that good man.