Between toxic mould, Seasonal Affective Disorder, and my chronic illnesses flaring (not to mention the day to day poverty, ableism and queerphobia I live with) this winter is a struggle.
You can help! Please share + contribute if you have the means. Every single boost or $ counts 💓 Thank you!
See next toot for details about my Winter Survival Fund.
https://www.PayPal.me/RebeccaEsther
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A breakdown of why I'm raising 400 for my survival fund this winter (with a goal of 200 ASAP)
Compression waist leggings (2 pair) -- $75
(the comfiest thing for me to wear with #Endometriosis, plus the compression helps w/ POTS! Literally one of the only things I can wear and I'm down to my last couple pairs because the others became so damaged they were unwearable).
New cane $30
I've worn my current one into the ground, literally. It's gotten very dangerous to walk with.
Treatment for toxic mould:
-My inhalers are covered by disability, but my doctor prescribed an aerochamber and it is not covered, but would make the inhalers much more effective.
-Aerochamber--$45
-Antihistamines --$20
-Tea, electrolytes, soup for the sore throat from coughing up phlegm + hydration
I am also working on getting the mould removed. (Been through this 3 times in 2 apartments. Exhausting).
Groceries for the rest of January/first week of February --$200
(food for my cat, electrolyte drinks, ingredients to make soup, pre-made meals and easy things like buns, protein bars, pretzels, sliced vegetables or fruit and cheese, because I have no energy at the best of times [ME/CFS] but the mold has made me so much sicker and more fatigued. Some days I eat almost nothing because I have no energy to make anything)
Medical transportation--$30
(For travel to appointments that is not covered)
Rebecca Esther (they/she)