Jenny is a homeschooling mother of 5 children. Almost a month ago she called 911 because her husband had become
disoriented and incoherent. He was immediately taken to ICU with a brain
infection and fell into a coma-like state. Over the 10 days that
followed, there was continuous prayer for his healing, with family and friends by his side. It was a bit of a
roller coaster ride as the doctors would become hopeful that they had a
diagnosis or treatment and then things would worsen once again. Two
weeks ago, he passed away, leaving behind his wife and five
children between the ages of 9 months and 11 years old.
Jenny's husband was a bit better prepared than my friend, Grace's husband was. There was some life insurance. But a 2 week ICU stay is expensive and the finances are a huge burden for Jenny.
Here's the part where you can do more than shrug and move on.
A small group of bloggers have put together a pretty amazing benefit
sale, which includes the 9 ebooks listed below plus the complete set of
Life Your Way printables. The set is worth more than $50, but will be
available for just $5 for two days only, Wednesday, 10/3 and Thursday, 10/4.
- Easy Homemade by Mandi @ Life Your Way
- One Bite at a Time by Tsh @ Simple Mom
- 31 Days to Clean by Sarah Mae @ SarahMae.com
- Mindset for Moms by Jamie @ Steady Mom
- 50 Books to Enjoy with Kids by Veronica and Jessica
- Fill ‘Em Up by Laura @ Heavenly Homemakers
- Guide to Freezer Cooking by Crystal @ Money Saving Mom
- Tell Your Time by Amy @ Blogging with Amy
- How to Have Your Cake and Eat It, Too by Mandi @ Life Your Way
Click here to order your set: http://life.yourway.net/barlow-family-benefit/
I do not make any money from this sale. 100% of the profits go to Jenny's family.
You can get a great deal and and do something good for a hurting family at the same time. Do it now because the deal ends on Thursday!
I promise I'll be back with food next time. Right now I need to go order my ebooks.
“Today is a day you can make a difference” – I believe every day is a chance to do something worthwhile and be a blessing to others, even in small way. It is never easy to cope with a loss, especially a loved one’s death, but through the moral support of the people around, it lessens the pain. Jenny should be strong for her and for her kids’ sake.
ReplyDelete-Yolande Tiller
Thanks for sharing a way to help. It's hard not to imagine yourself in her shoes when you're a mom with little kids too, but nice to have a way to contribute even if you can't be there to provide moral support. I hope she considers each donation a big hug from a friend she never met!
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