9 out of 9 doctors agree that stress is bad after heart surgery.

As some of you know and for those that don't, Jenny had to have a triple bypass surgery a couple weeks back. While the dr was replacing her arteries he found a hernia and he also fixed that as well.

Jenny has been dealing with Congestive Heart Failure for the past 8 years. It's hereditary and unfortunately it was passed on down to her From her dad's side. Her dad's sister died at 18 from it and her dad died at the age of 39 from it. Luckily for Jenny and for all of us that love her , Jenny was able to find a great Dr that knew exactly what she needed to help prolong her life. After years of numerous Drs not able to figure out what was going on with her body, numerous hospital visits, numerous dr appointments and always being told she has congestive heart failure so there's not much they can do for her, she finally got answers. Within us being in this particular drs office for merely five minutes he with only two of his fingers told her she wasn't getting any blood flow through her right artery and she needed immediate surgery. The next two weeks after him telling her that she went in for two surgeries back to back. Now Jenny is on bed rest and isn't able to work. Of course we weren't prepared for this because we had no idea that she was going in for a triple bypass until that very moment he told her. There was no time to save money for any of her upcoming bills that she has and no time to prepare for the time she will be needing off. I have been doing the best I can trying to cover her jobs while still doing my own but I am only one person and as much as we were hoping we would be able to figure it all out and not need any help from anyone  it turns out We are going to need help after all. I'm just not able to work as much as it will take to cover all of our expenses for the bills she has. Asking for help was the last thing we wanted to do but here we are having to ask anyways. It was suggested that we make a charity page that we can share so that if at all possible some of our friends might be able to donate towards helping Jenny out during her time of need. We all know if Jenny were sitting on the other side of this she would be the first to donate whatever she could to help out any one of her friends and even those that she doesn't know. Because although Jenny has an unhealthy heart she has a heart made of gold and she is always the first to jump to help out everyone. So far Jenny has been out of work for two months and she still has another month and a half until she finds out if she is released to go back to work. The weeks before her surgery she was so sick that she wasn't able to work. As a matter of fact two days prior to her finding out she was going to have surgery her and I were sitting at the kitchen table eating dinner when she said to me " mark my words in 6 months I will no longer be sitting here" I asked her why would she say that and she said because she can just feel it she felt it in her body she was dying. It's crazy to think how close we were to losing her and how lucky we all are that we found that Dr that in all actuality saved her life and  that we found him just in time. Now her boys are able to keep their mom for a lot longer than what was expected.

We understand times are tough for everyone right now. We understand if there are those that aren't able to donate. And if that's the case if you can please share this post we would also appreciate that. Jenny has had two major surgeries her heart and the hernia and the last thing she needs to do right now is get herself worked up with worry over her bills being paid. I would  like for her to just focus on  getting healthy  because if she starts doing to much or stressing to much or wanting to go back to work sooner then what's recommended she can cause more damage to her body.

Any and all money that gets donated will solely go to her mortgage payment, her utilities, her car payment, insurance payment, etcetera.

We appreciate all donations well wishes, prayers, thoughts and shares. We appreciate all of you.