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For over 50 years, I dedicated my life to medicine, giving my heart and soul to patients and saving countless lives. I was rated the top diagnostician in Miami and Florida (based on patient reviews).
 
Known for my ability to detect critical conditions in minutes, often making the difference between life and death. Medicine was not just a career for me – it was my passion, my purpose, and my identity.
 
After retiring, I was recruited to a physical therapy company as medical director. Unbeknownst to me, the owner was involved in a criminal enterprise and scamming people. Despite my commitment to ethics and patient care, I became unintentionally entangled in this situation. I was indicted unfairly and spent 13 months in a low-security prison.
 
Tragically… while incarcerated, I was assaulted by a guard and pushed down while shackled. This resulted in left foot drop and constant pain. I subsequently underwent a six-hour operation with a three-level spinal fusion and continue to deal with chronic pain and limited mobility.
 
On top of this… I lost my medical career (which had been my life’s work). The combination of physical trauma, career loss and incarceration has left me with immense financial and emotional challenges.
 
I am now living on Social Security and cannot make ends meet for basic necessities (including food, medicine, rent, and transportation). I rely on Uber because I am no longer able to drive.
 
These experiences have also resulted in post-traumatic stress disorder. I am under professional psychiatric care and receive ongoing treatment (including paroxetine), as I work toward both physical and psychological recovery.
 
Managing medical expenses, rehabilitation, and daily living costs has become overwhelming, and I am seeking support to help regain stability, continue treatment, and rebuild my life.
 
Your contribution… (no matter the size) will make a meaningful difference. It allows me to focus on healing, both physically and emotionally, and continue to live a life of purpose, even after so many hardships.