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In article <54xod.18928$Le1.496563@news20.bellglobal.com>, 
angeljustice@gmail.com says...
> Hi, I realise this isn't the best way to go about doing this but it's my last
> resort and I don't know where else to go. If you're a an open-minded generous
> person please read on, otherwise you'll probably find this to be a waste of
> your time. But if you do read on, please read everything before judging me and
> my aunt
> 
> My name is Angela and I'm 20 years old. I don't want to make this sound like a
> story because it's not so I'm just going to say it straight out. Me and my aunt
> Michelle are in a situation that is very humiliating, so it's come to this. I
> currently attend a local university part time while taking care of my aunt the
> rest of the time. Last year just after christmas she was diagnosed with cancer
> in her stomach which extends down into her leg paralyzing her. Her being the
> only family I have, and vice versa, naturally i grew up loving her like a
> mother. Her situation has only gotten worse as the doctors have told us that
> she's recieved her last radiation / chemo treatments. They were unproductive.
> In short, the time she has left to live could be upto 6 months the doctors said,
> and so I'm taking care of her at home for her comfort and mine. I just can't
> bear leaving her her in a hospital to die... it's unloving, and inhumain in my
> opinion. But as I was going to get to, myself being in school a few hours a week
> and taking care of her the rest of the time has left a huge strain on us
> financially. The time I do get to goto school is quite lucky and I owe it to the
> volunteer nurse that comes to spend some time with her when she can. Even with
> the great medical funding system we have here it's very hard as most of the
> perscription drugs she's taking arent covered by medicare. Also, the government
> welfare program isnt helping us out very much. Between her medication, the rent,
> and food we are struggling unbelievably. I'm not proud to be doing this, but I
> am asking anyone out there who reads this for any donation possible if they can
> afford it. Even if it's only a cent or a couple of dollars, you can't imagin
> how valuable it would be to our situation nor how very greatful I'd be. My aunt
> doesnt know I've resorted to this and I don't want to tell her and give her more
> to worry or stress out about... I just want her to live whatever time she has
> left with dignity and peacfully. So as I said, if anyone is in the position to
> help us out i so greatly thank you and I will keep you in my prayers and
> thoughts. I would give out my address and or phone number for people to send
> the money to or call if they needed that peace of mind but I honestly don't
> my aunt worrying or getting the wrong idea, so in place of those 2 options I've
> setup a paypal account. I'm not really sure how it works but I'm reading up on
> it. I don't have a creditcard so I can't verify it, even though I don't know
> if being verified with them does anything for me. In anycase, for those with
> kind intentians that can help us, my paypal account email is
> >> angeljustice@gmail.com <<
> 
> Like I said, any amount at all would be so greatly appreciated, even if only
> cents is what you can afford to spare.
> 
> My greatest thanks and gratitude,
> 
> Angela
> 
> angeljustice@gmail.com
> 
> God Bless
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
Dear Angela:

Would a modest amount of $50,000 help you at all?  If it would where 
should I send it?  I've never heard a story as touching as yours; it has 
forced me to act instead of just feeling sorry for you and your aunt.  
Let me send you $100,000 just tell me where to send it.  Paypal is not 
an option for me.  Please tell me where.