Help Becki get her smile back!

On February 11th, 2022, Becki and her 11-year-old daughter Delaney were t-boned leaving their neighborhood to get dinner. The other driver was in a huge Toyota 4 Runner causing her car to be totaled, which became the least of anyone's worries.

Becki flatlined 3 times and once resuscitated, experienced massive amounts of internal damage to vital organs and broken bones, including her pelvis being rebuilt and requiring 2 surgeries already. She spent 5 days unresponsive and intubated in the ICU and then roughly one month in a physical therapy rehab center. Becki also learned that she had one of the largest hernias her doctor had ever seen, requiring additional surgeries.

Along with this, she also lost numerous teeth and unfortunately, the impact from the accident was so significant that what teeth remained have begun to disintegrate.

Throughout the past year and a half, Becki has progressed enough to be able to navigate the house, carefully, with a walker, and has been applying for social security to help with the vast amount of medical bills, house payments, and other living expenses that have continued to grow into a mountain that is hard to see over anymore. We just received word yesterday that Becki's request for social security has been denied meaning that she is still unable to afford to get her teeth fixed.

Becki has had to relearn how to literally swallow food and water but still cannot eat most foods because of her teeth. Between not having teeth to chew and the pain that is caused by them being shattered and exposed nerves, Becki has lost her smile.

Please consider supporting Becki in her journey to rebuild her smile and if you are unable to contribute financially, sharing her story may reach someone who can. The estimated cost for having her remaining teeth removed and correcting any damage along with having replacements made is over $22,000.

As always, we all continue to thank you for your love and support and we will continue to pray that there is a reason for this happening to her. God's plan is not always clear, but we know he is in control!

UPDATE:

The other day I got a text from my mom. When I opened it, I had a hard time holding back the tears when I saw it was a selfie of my mother smiling with teeth! She has had almost all of her teeth removed at this time and was finally able to try her wax molds (the step before her final dentures are made), and see herself with a full, shining smile for the first time in almost 2 whole years. Thank you so much to everyone who has made this possible. If you feel compelled to continue helping, I will keep this page open to assist with any additional medical bills. Thank you!!!