Dear  Friends

I hope this letter finds you well. Writing this is incredibly difficult for me, but I know that sometimes, asking for help is the only way forward.

For a long time, I’ve struggled with my teeth, and it has affected my life in ways I never could have imagined. Losing my smile has taken away my confidence, my joy, and my ability to feel comfortable in the world. I avoid going places, meeting new people, and even spending time with loved ones because I feel so self-conscious. It has only deepened my depression, and I feel trapped in a life that doesnt feel like my own.

Even my grown children feel embarrassed because of it, and while I try to brush it off, I know they wish things were different too. That breaks my heart. I want to be the person they can be proud not because of my appearance, but because I have the confidence to live my life fully again.

To make things even harder, my husband is disabled, and we simply cannot afford the dental implants I need. No matter how much I try to save or plan for it, the cost is completely out of reach for us. But this isnt just about looks it’s about being able to eat, speak, and smile without shame. Its about feeling like myself again.

If theres any way you can help”whether its guidance, support, or even just pointing me in the right direction I would be forever grateful. This is not just about looking better; its about feeling whole again.

Thank you for taking the time to read this. No matter what, I truly appreciate you.

With gratitude,

Michelle White