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greendragon55 Asked July 2010
The elderly lady I care for is about to lose her home due to money shortage. Is there any way she can get her morgage payed for a month?
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I imagine you have talked to all her/your relatives/friends/church? Also, have you thought of a neighborhood yard sale, bake sale, car wash ? Has the bank been asked for an extension due to hardship?
Also, I don't know how much money you're talking about but sometimes many people are willing to give a little support to make up the total. Have you contacted all the churches in your town to ask for support/help? Even if you/she aren't members the worst they can say is no. They may have resources you can't even imagine much less access.
God bless you for caring. She is blessed to have you.
You'll both be in my prayers,
Kim(caremom1)