Help Jalyse Hanna during her medical disability

In late August of 2019, Jalyse blacked out and fell during a routine errands run.  When she was awakened, she had broken her ankle from the fall, and was taken to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, WA. She had blacked out two other times previously but only one had required a trip to the ER, and they diagnosed her as dehydrated, pumped her with fluids, and sent her home.  This time was very different.
She was diagnosed with cardiomyopathy and congestive heart failure. She was admitted to the hospital for two weeks, while the doctors tried to figure out the best course of action using medications that would assist the body with the built up fluid retention, as well as help the heart muscle.  While most people's heart pumps (squeezes) 60-65% of their blood, Jalyse's is only at 20%. 
The medications require a very delicate balance, and perfecting that balance for each patient takes time.  The doctors also determined that she should have a defibrillator placed as an additional life saving precaution. Jalyse has continued to struggle with dizziness, and has been back to the hospital off and on since her first admittance. She has made drastic changes in her lifestyle and diet per all doctors orders.
As a single woman, Jalyse is financially responsible for herself. She has applied for all state and federal help, but these programs take months of time for approval.  Meanwhile, she has not been able to work since mid-August, and we are unsure as to when she will be healthy enough to return to work. She is vacating her living situation as she has no more rent money, and is living with friends and family. 
Please pray that these medications will help her heart and reverse some of the damage done. We are encouraged to hear that it is possible! If you would like to help, she needs money for groceries, bills, and transportation. We are so thankful for all the support!