Pauline Wyman, a wonderful Woman of the community
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Hello, my name is Nicholas Wyman and I am here in hopes that the good and grace my mother has given through her life may come back to her through the wonderful community of people she has. My mother has been diagnosed with broken heart syndrome. This specific case of it can be cured through medication, however it can come back through further points of illness of or great stress. My mother has not been able to work for the past 6 months due to her declining health. She was diagnosed with broken heart snd COPD after being rushed to Exeter hospital by ambulance. The largest stressor to my mother is us being able to live with the medical bills this will inquire and I want to be able to give my mother a comfortable life. When she became a mother she dedicated her life to me and my siblings. Seeing her nearly die on numerous occasions but fight to live so she can stay with us; giving her a comfortable life is the least we can do. Every and any donations will be appreciated and used to help with medical bills and other living costs. Thank you for taking the time to read this, it is appreciated more than words can express.
UPDATE: I thank every last one of you for donating to my mothers cause. However the news I wish I could give you is not here. She had improved to the point of being able to go out about once or twice a week. Otherwise while the echocardiogram came back fine she is still having chest pain amongst other issues. She is unable to work at this time is in need of another boost from those who may or may not know her. We are in desperate times attempting to help my mother while work and keep the house afloat in the same breath. Any and all donations are graciously appreciated. I’d you cannot donate I encourage you please to share. Even if it is different from the normal content you post it may just make the world of difference. Much love to all and to those who send it toward my mother, I cannot thank you enough in words alone.
Hello, my name is Nicholas Wyman and I am here in hopes that the good and grace my mother has given through her life may come back to her through the wonderful community of people she has. My mother has been diagnosed with broken heart syndrome. This specific case of it can be cured through medication, however it can come back through further points of illness of or great stress. My mother has not been able to work for the past 6 months due to her declining health. She was diagnosed with broken heart snd COPD after being rushed to Exeter hospital by ambulance. The largest stressor to my mother is us being able to live with the medical bills this will inquire and I want to be able to give my mother a comfortable life. When she became a mother she dedicated her life to me and my siblings. Seeing her nearly die on numerous occasions but fight to live so she can stay with us; giving her a comfortable life is the least we can do. Every and any donations will be appreciated and used to help with medical bills and other living costs. Thank you for taking the time to read this, it is appreciated more than words can express.
UPDATE: I thank every last one of you for donating to my mothers cause. However the news I wish I could give you is not here. She had improved to the point of being able to go out about once or twice a week. Otherwise while the echocardiogram came back fine she is still having chest pain amongst other issues. She is unable to work at this time is in need of another boost from those who may or may not know her. We are in desperate times attempting to help my mother while work and keep the house afloat in the same breath. Any and all donations are graciously appreciated. I’d you cannot donate I encourage you please to share. Even if it is different from the normal content you post it may just make the world of difference. Much love to all and to those who send it toward my mother, I cannot thank you enough in words alone.
Organizer and beneficiary
Nicholas Wyman
Organizer
Hampton, NH
Corey Wyman
Beneficiary