Nothing else matters, just come home

I’m Steph and I’ll begin with saying that I

have zero permission to create this go fund me. I might get an earful later by my bestfriend but if I don’t say something, who will?! My God

childrens father was recently in a motorcycle

accident. If he wasn’t on a ventilator and could

talk, he’d tell me not to post this or ask for help.

Justin is a provider and has always found a way

to take care of his family. Right now however, he can’t. He runs his own business and because he’s in the ICU, there is no income for his family nor

is there money being made for his employees.

Unfortunately, even after a horrible accident, the

bills don’t stop rolling in. His wife Jessica does

the secretarial part of his business so she as well is not able to provide at this time. Her only

concern at the moment is that her husband just

makes it home and that her children are ok. I’m

watching my bestfriend break. I’ve never created

a go fund me before so I’m not quite sure how

much I should ask for but I did the math for their household, and not including hospitalization,

medical bills, food or income for his employees… I rounded it out roughly to a few thousand

dollars. It would potentially help cover a couple months. Mind you, I don’t know the exact

amount for all monthly bills but please know

anything at this time would be greatly

appreciated and continue providing a roof over

their heads until dad is out of the hospital and

back to working hard like he always has. I write

this with optimism because at this time I cannot

fathom Justin not coming home. Please, if you

arent able to donate, keep him in your thoughts

and prayers. Times are tough and we all know or have known what it’s like to struggle. Anything

will help this family right now. I’ve watched

Jess & Justin shelter, care for, feed and love

children whom are not their own. I’d love for

it to be paid forward to them. Even a share of

this go fund me is helping. Thank you so much to

all of you for taking the time to read this.

Justin, put your cape on and pull through. We

love you!