Urgent Help, Please.. I write this message with a heavy heart but also with faith, trusting that God can use anyone to be a blessing in my life. For those of you who have been following my journey, you know I have been sick for three years. My situation has worsened, and I am now at a critical point where I desperately need help. I left my home in Monrovia to come to Freetown, hoping to find better medical care. I have been here for five months, moving from one hospital to another, but my condition has not improved. Initially, I was told my difficulty breathing was caused by allergies. Later, I was diagnosed with sinusitis. After spending a lot of money on treatments, nothing has changed. Recently, I was also told I have kidney stones in both kidneys and one in my gallbladder. The medications prescribed have not been effective, and my kidneys are now under pressure. Doctors have advised me to urgently undergo surgery, but the local health system cannot provide the care I need. The truth is that the healthcare systems in Liberia and Sierra Leone are under-resourced and ill-equipped. There are few qualified doctors, and even basic medications often fail to provide relief. Trusting a doctor to perform a critical surgery like removing kidney stones here is a daunting and risky decision. In light of this, I am pleading for your help. I need to travel out of this country to receive proper treatment, but I lack the financial means to do so. My situation is deteriorating: my nostrils remain blocked, making it hard to breathe, my stomach pains are severe, and I am struggling to urinate. I fear what might happen in the days ahead if nothing changes. Please, my brothers and sisters, I humbly ask for your intervention. Any assistance you can provide—prayers, financial support, or connections to resources—could save my life. I am holding on to hope and trusting that God will touch your hearts to help me in this time of need.