Please help keep our fight going for Arielle.

Hello, this is Adelia Crowe, wife of John Crowe who operates the Caldwell County severe weather net. I am initiating this fundraiser to help us regain stability. Many are aware of the frequent medical appointments for our daughter Arielle, diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disorder And recently had surgery to pull a 3 centimeter mass out of her arm. Her doctors are conducting numerous tests to determine the specific type, but have yet to succeed. The cost of this has been financially burdensome, with travel to Winston Salem depleting nearly $3000 in the past month to ensure Ariel receives the necessary care. Our funds are nearly exhausted, and we've recently lost a car due to non-payment. Despite our best efforts to keep up with payments, we've had to prioritize. We're managing basic needs but are struggling to prevent our situation from worsening. We're utilizing all available services to maintain food in our home. However, our electricity is at risk of being disconnected on April 24th, 2024. Although I am employed full-time, my income does not cover unexpected emergencies.

Feeling guilty for seeking help is common, yet the growing burden can seem insurmountable without the means to address it. In these challenging times, many are facing their own struggles. We are in urgent need of $600 by the end of today to retain our vehicle, which is essential for my employment And getting aerial to and from her doctor's appointments. They have already retrieved one of our two vehicles. Losing it could trigger a cascade of events, potentially leading to homelessness. And by the 24th we have to come up with more to keep our lights on...As a parent, one often takes whatever steps necessary to ensure their child's well-being, even when the choices are not ideal. Despite reaching out to churches, social services, and other organizations, we've found little assistance beyond food provisions..

I want to express my personal gratitude to everyone who has supported us previously. I realize that our appeals for help may seem frequent. We rely on a single income and the modest contribution from my husband's small business, which often falls short in our current circumstances. My husband John is navigating the disability process, and many of you may not be aware that he has type 2 diabetes, was born with a clubfoot, and has recently been diagnosed with vascular dementia. These conditions have significantly hindered his ability to perform his usual work as an industrial electrician, Or any job which is demanding. thank you!