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Diabetes help
My name is Clayton. I’m a 34 year young, down home, honest, and real deal southern country boy.
first of all I just want to give a little more of a background on myself and who I am.
I work as a ranch hand, and also had my own tree business, as well as umpire little league baseball, softball, and high school and college scrimmage, travel ball, etc. I try to volunteer, and give back time and energy for the community and youth that will one day look out for us.
I tend to think about how much I ignored being involved before I got sick at the beginning of this year and couldn’t ever figure out what or why. .
Not really the one to ask for help. I’ve always been willing and able and more than blessed my entire life until late June when I was diagnosed, and hospitalized for two weeks in ICU with type two diabetes. I was out of work and just behind and really can’t afford my insulin since I’m now out. It would be dumb to say I’m looking for a handout when really I’m looking for just anything that can help since it’s already tough with me having two jobs and I lost one since I was in the hospital for so long and I’m lucky to still have one I do have. I’ll even go as far as making a promise to pay anyone back who can help right now whenever I get the rest of my tax money back from the government. I’m a firm believer and everything happens for a reason and now that I’ve changed my life around. I see that Jesus is a big part of that and feel like he’s giving me a second chance. I want to also take the time to say thank you for being on here and being helpful for those in need. I will give the shirt off my back and the shoes off my feet in a heartbeat. If we all take care of each other, the world would be a better place and that would be no need for money really at all if you think about it.
Peace, love, happiness and health’
God bless.
863-277-7205
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