Be The angel in our lives
🙏 My Story – A Second Chance for Me and Many Others
Hello, and thank you for being here.
My name is Brian, and this page is my way of reaching out—not just for help, but for a chance to rebuild a life I worked hard to create and lost through circumstances I couldn’t control.
Not long ago, I was running two small businesses and had seven employees who depended on me. Things were stable, and I was proud to be supporting others through honest work. But life took a turn when my wife’s mental health rapidly declined. She needed constant care, and I made the only choice I could live with—I left everything behind to be by her side.
I don’t regret putting her first. But the cost was high.
As her condition worsened, I couldn’t keep up with the businesses, and I lost both. I couldn’t meet financial obligations, fell into serious debt, and over time, even surviving became difficult. Credit wasn’t an option anymore, and I found myself with no safety net—not for me, not for my employees, and not for the families that relied on me.
Today, there’s a small but powerful ray of hope. My wife is finally doing better, and a kind relative has stepped in to help care for her. For the first time in a long time, I have the time and energy to refocus on rebuilding my work life.
But I can’t do it alone.
I know many people might ask, “Why should I donate to you?” That’s fair. But I believe in being honest: I’m not here to play a victim or offer false promises. I’m just someone who worked hard, got knocked down, and now needs help to stand up again. I’m not only thinking about myself—I’m thinking about the seven employees and their families who also lost their livelihood when I lost mine.
💡 What I Need
I’m humbly asking for any support you can offer. Whether it’s $5 or $50, every bit helps me cover basic survival costs and start taking the steps needed to get my businesses—or something new—back on track.
I believe deeply in paying it forward. If your support helps me get back on my feet, I promise to do the same for someone else in need when I’m able.
Thank you for reading this. Thank you for caring. And thank you—truly—for giving me a second chance.
With gratitude,
Brian