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URGENT OUTDOOR STAIR LIFT
Disabled Senior Needs URGENT Stair Lift for Freedom
My Story:
My name is Michelle. I’m a 75‑year‑old woman living in Corona, California, and I suffer from severe osteoarthritis. My condition causes chronic, disabling pain. When it flares, I cannot walk inside my own home. I thank God for IHSS, because without their help I wouldn’t manage daily tasks.
Right now, I am trapped upstairs — a prisoner in my own home. Any time I must use the stairs for something urgent, like a doctor appointment, knee injections, or an X‑ray, the pain afterward is unbearable. I suffer for three days to a full week. It is excruciating.
I need to walk every day to keep my legs strong and live a normal life, but the stairs are my enemy. I stopped going anywhere because of the pain. I am isolated, stuck, and unable to leave my home safely. Outdoor stair lifts are extremely expensive, and I simply cannot afford one. I contacted the Office on Aging hoping for help, but they told me they have no funds.
I live on a fixed retirement income of only $1,336 a month. My home is under a reverse mortgage with no equity, and half of my check goes to HOA fees. I have no husband, no children, and no family here. My siblings overseas are not better off financially. My social circle is very small, and I have no one to rely on.
This is why I am turning to the kindness of people on this platform and social media. Every dollar raised goes directly toward purchasing and installing an outdoor stair lift so I can safely leave my home, walk again, and reclaim my independence. Even a small donation makes a real difference — it brings me one step closer to freedom.
Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for helping me regain my dignity and my life.
P.S. If you know any company or charity that helps seniors get used outdoor stair lifts, please contact me. Thank you.
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