Anthony Sandoval's Recovery
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I'm starting this campaign for my long-time & great friend Tony Sandoval. Tony's world was turned upside-down on the night of September 9, 2015 when he couldn't sleep. After a long, uncomfortable & unsettling night, he checked himself into a hospital west of St. Louis.
He awoke about three weeks later, inside Barnes-Jewish hospital located downtown. He was there because he'd suffered a major heart-attack, & because Barnes is reknown for it's cardiac care throughout the midwest.
The cause of his event is still unknown; he was found to have very little blockages or valve issues, & yet his heart went into shock, & was reduced for days to about 5% capacity. So he is indeed extremely fortunate to be alive.
Suffice to say Tony has a long road of recovery ahead, & at age 58, has had to put his sales career aside. And he was a very good salesperson. I know this because I worked with him, when we first met in the recruiting business. Nobody balanced profits with people better than he did. If you've had the pleasure of working with him as a colleague or customer, you knew he cared both about you, & about doing things the right way.
It's never easy asking for money; Tony's resisted the idea from the start. He's a proud man, & for good reason. He's raised two very successful sons who are both a reflection of Tony...... they are self-sufficient, self-less, honest, & dignified young men.
But Tony has a mountain to climb - & it's one that no single one of his friends, or loved ones can scale for him. He will soon have a heavy dose of medical & rehabilitation expenses, which for reasons that are too unfathomable to explain, will not be covered unless he qualifies for Medicaid. There are still cracks in the healthcare coverage apparatus, & Tony has fallen into one.
So, please know that anything you are able to contribute toward him getting back on his feet will be very well spent. Simply put, Tony is worth it. Every penny.
Thank you for your consideration, and know that your generosity, no matter how large or small, is greatly appreciated.
He awoke about three weeks later, inside Barnes-Jewish hospital located downtown. He was there because he'd suffered a major heart-attack, & because Barnes is reknown for it's cardiac care throughout the midwest.
The cause of his event is still unknown; he was found to have very little blockages or valve issues, & yet his heart went into shock, & was reduced for days to about 5% capacity. So he is indeed extremely fortunate to be alive.
Suffice to say Tony has a long road of recovery ahead, & at age 58, has had to put his sales career aside. And he was a very good salesperson. I know this because I worked with him, when we first met in the recruiting business. Nobody balanced profits with people better than he did. If you've had the pleasure of working with him as a colleague or customer, you knew he cared both about you, & about doing things the right way.
It's never easy asking for money; Tony's resisted the idea from the start. He's a proud man, & for good reason. He's raised two very successful sons who are both a reflection of Tony...... they are self-sufficient, self-less, honest, & dignified young men.
But Tony has a mountain to climb - & it's one that no single one of his friends, or loved ones can scale for him. He will soon have a heavy dose of medical & rehabilitation expenses, which for reasons that are too unfathomable to explain, will not be covered unless he qualifies for Medicaid. There are still cracks in the healthcare coverage apparatus, & Tony has fallen into one.
So, please know that anything you are able to contribute toward him getting back on his feet will be very well spent. Simply put, Tony is worth it. Every penny.
Thank you for your consideration, and know that your generosity, no matter how large or small, is greatly appreciated.
Organizer and beneficiary
Andy Bazigian
Organizer
Fenton, MO
Anthony Sandoval
Beneficiary