bankruptcy relief

I believe I’d be dead if it weren’t for my 2 dogs. When I returned home from hospice for the last time, they were there jumping and tails wagging. But they knew something was different, something was wrong. Julie, my wife of 18 years, wasn’t with me, I’m sure they though, she left with you and she always comes back with you. She’s not here and I don’t have the will to live without her. I needed help.

The dogs were at my side when I needed encouragement and stability the most. As the days, weeks and months dragged on they continued to be there for me and with me. With them and other bereavement support groups I found the strength to keep going.

Both of our dogs were strays/rescue, but soon became part of our family and our lives. They saved my life once, but now I need rescuing again.

I never thought I’d be at this point in my life. I’m a 72-year-old widower diabetic, I had quadruple heart bypass and have colon cancer. This should be the golden years to enjoy, now I feel I’m going to rust away. After my wife Julie died, I had a very rough time emotionally. I lost my best friend, my partner, my soul mate. I still feel the void in my heart and the emptiness in my life. There is also an emptiness monetarily, half of the monthly income has stopped but all of the monthly expenses are still there. There was no will and Julie didn’t have life insurance. The house is in probate and I’m having real trouble trying to just keep my head above water.

 I’ve run out of financial options, ironically, I can’t even afford to file bankruptcy.  I need to ask for help. I’m grateful for whatever help you can provide. Thank You