Will A's Heart Failure Recovery
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Will Armstrong is a big-hearted guy living in Atlanta. He's been an active member of his spiritual community, has guided people in recovery from addiction, and has been generous with his time and resources when friends and acquaintances were in need. For several years, and to the present day, he has run his own computer business and a popular mail order bakery .
On May 20, when this big, burly guy found himself struggling to breathe, he went to the hospital and learned that, at just 43, he has severe congestive heart failure. While a healthy heart chamber pumps out about 60 percent of the blood it holds, with each heartbeat, Will's percentage is less than 15 percent -- a late-stage diagnosis bringing worry about his life expectancy and about how he will support himself in the coming months.
Will, along with many friends who love him, isn't giving up or planning to leave us soon. But generating an income in the short term is a real challenge, all during a time when the meaning of this life-changing development has barely sunk in. He has some health insurance, but based on conversations with other people who've faced similar diagnoses, he expects that some critically important tests or treatments won't be covered.
Anything you're able to give goes toward Will's medical and living expenses as he focuses on getting well. He wants to be as active and upbeat as possible, and he wants to help his own healing by continuing to serve others. We, his friends, all stand behind him, and we'll be grateful for any help you can give.
On May 20, when this big, burly guy found himself struggling to breathe, he went to the hospital and learned that, at just 43, he has severe congestive heart failure. While a healthy heart chamber pumps out about 60 percent of the blood it holds, with each heartbeat, Will's percentage is less than 15 percent -- a late-stage diagnosis bringing worry about his life expectancy and about how he will support himself in the coming months.
Will, along with many friends who love him, isn't giving up or planning to leave us soon. But generating an income in the short term is a real challenge, all during a time when the meaning of this life-changing development has barely sunk in. He has some health insurance, but based on conversations with other people who've faced similar diagnoses, he expects that some critically important tests or treatments won't be covered.
Anything you're able to give goes toward Will's medical and living expenses as he focuses on getting well. He wants to be as active and upbeat as possible, and he wants to help his own healing by continuing to serve others. We, his friends, all stand behind him, and we'll be grateful for any help you can give.
Organizer
Steve Scarborough
Organizer
Atlanta, GA