Help Jason and Kisha with medical bills.

Hi, my name is Greg. I’m not one that usually gets on social media or other platforms asking for help, But today I’m asking for your help.

Jason and Kisha Riner are the owner/operators of “The Metal Shop” a paint and body/ auto repair shop located in Warm Springs, Va. A few months ago they started remodeling their old shop and building a new building to expand their business. They have been working countless hours day and night trying to get everything finished so they can fully open up the Buisness. A few weeks ago I went down to see Jason at his shop to take him some parts for a truck he’s working on. When I got there no one was there so I just assumed him and Kisha were on their way to a ball game or something because all 3 of Kisha’s sons play sports. As I’m headed home I called Jason to tell him where I put the parts. When Jason finally answered I could tell something wasn’t right so I asked him what was going on? Jason told me that he and Kisha were on their way to the Emergency Room because they were both very sick and had never been so sick before. The next day I messaged Jason to find out how they were. He told me that they had been treated for Covid and released from the ER around 11:30 that night. For the next 3-4 days everything seemed to be getting better, Kisha was doing good and Jason was talking about getting back to work after their quarantine period. On Friday Oct. 22 I talked to Jason and he said he had to go back to the hospital. I didn’t hear anything from him until Monday the 25th when he told me he had bi-lateral pneumonia and was in Pocahontas memorial. Throughout the week his conditions seemed to be improving but was still dependent on oxygen. All hopes were up that he was going to be released and sent home by the first of the week but bad news struck again. One of his lungs collapsed and had to be transferred to Beckley for treatment. Jason is currently in stable condition but is still having trouble getting his oxygen levels stabilized. I’ll continue to give updates as I get them.

Jason is the guy that would give the shirt off his back if he thought it would help someone, so let’s return the favor and help him in a time when he needs it most.

Thank you for taking the time to read this. Any and all donations are greatly appreciated.

God Bless You All!