Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your kindness, your prayers, and your support.

With love and gratitude, Lena.

If you can’t donate at this time, please consider sharing this page with your friends and family. A simple share goes a long way in spreading awareness for both me and the Huntington's community.

If you are able to donate, no amount is too small. Every dollar goes directly toward making my life a little easier and showing me that I'm not in this fight alone…

* Accessibility: Adapting my living environment to ensure I stay safe and comfortable.
* Basic Needs: Ensuring I have everything I need to focus on my health without the constant stress of financial instability.

How your donations will help:
* Medical Expenses: Covering specialized treatments and consultations not fully covered by insurance.
* Daily Care & Assistance: Helping with the costs of caregiving and therapy.

I no longer have a car because I had a wreck a month ago, and can't afford a new one at the moment because of my medical bills and rent etc. I am working on disability but even with my disease I'm told could take 6-12 months. At any rate please consider donating. Greatly appreciated.

As the symptoms progress, the financial weight of managing this disease has become overwhelming. Between specialized medical care, necessary equipment, and the daily costs of maintaining my quality of life, the bills are mounting faster than we can keep up with.

…Huntington’s is often described as having ALS, Parkinson’s, and Alzheimer’s all at once. It is a relentless neurodegenerative condition that impacts every aspect of life—from physical movement and coordination to cognitive function and emotional well-being….

My symptoms are getting worse; there is no cure for my disease. I am slowly passing away, and medical bills are expensive. Unfortunately, I am no longer able to work or drive due to my disease ruining my coordination.

Supporting a Warrior in Her Hardest Fight.

Hi everyone my name is Lena,
I’m reaching out today with a heavy heart, but also with a lot of hope, to ask for your help. As many of you know, I am currently facing the daily reality of living with Huntington’s Disease….