Help Replace My Prosthetic Leg Before More Complications

Please Help Me Protect the Life I Fought So Hard to Rebuild

I never thought I would have to ask for help with something as important as being able to walk safely.

I am raising funds to get a new prosthetic leg because the one I have now no longer fits or provides the support my body needs. I am on my feet constantly, and continuing to use a prosthetic that is no longer properly fitting has caused increasing pain and physical complications.

And I know firsthand how serious those complications can become.

Few Years ago, complications with my limb became so severe that I needed emergency surgery from wearing an old prosthesis. I spent months in the hospital, and ultimately, I lost more of my limb. That experience changed my life forever. I fought incredibly hard to recover, rebuild my independence, and learn how to move forward.

Today, I am scared of having to go through that again.

My current prosthetic is affecting the way I walk, my comfort, and my ability to function day to day. I was supposed to get a new leg back in October 2025. I don’t want to wait until the situation becomes another emergency. I want to be proactive about my health and get the prosthetic I need while I still have the opportunity to prevent further complications.

A new prosthetic isn’t a luxury for me. It is a tool that allows me to work, move safely, stay independent, and continue living the life I fought so hard to have.

I am a survivor, a caregiver, an athlete, a mentor, a model, and an advocate for people living with disabilities. I have worked hard to build a life where my disability doesn’t define what I am capable of. But right now, I need support to keep moving forward.

Asking for help is not easy for me. I have survived things I never imagined I would survive, and I’ve learned that sometimes strength means allowing other people to stand beside you.

If you are able to donate, any amount truly helps. If you cannot donate, sharing my fundraiser may be just as powerful. You never know who might see my story, share it with someone else, or help me reach my goal.

I am not asking people to feel sorry for me.

I am asking for the chance to keep moving forward.

I survived losing my leg. I survived starting over. And now I am fighting to protect the independence and life I worked so hard to rebuild.

Thank you for reading my story, believing in me, and helping me take this next step literally and figuratively. ❤️