I figured if there were small ways people wanted to help, considering how much people have opened their hearts recently and have been so kind, the best thing to do would be to make a wish list! Plus it gives me something to do until my wheelchair gets here XD.

Everything on this list either fulfills a medical necessity or helps mitigate costs over time.

1. As always, donations to my GoFundMe are appreciated! http://www.gofundme.com/8y0i4o

2. Plates! We live in a climate that has NO shortage of water, for those of you who are environmentally conscious, and because of how our apartment complex works our water bill is always the same (no matter how much or how little we use.) While we have an abundance of every other type of dish you can imagine, plates are another matter entirely. When you have to cook at home three meals a day and you only have four plates... well... that gets difficult. Color/design/pattern/used/new/whatever, doesn't matter.

3. Gas cards/gift cards! Getting to all of these medical appointments is rather expensive! And gas in Oregon isn't exactly the cheapest in the nation.

4. While we have found a wonderful community based organization that gives sanitary/cleaning supplies to those in need, and we will certainly use them, utilizing them... less would be appreciated? So anything from toilet paper to paper towels to feminine hygiene products, shampoo, soap, etc., are nice to have.

5. Local furs - A truck on May 30th @_@. We are moving from one apartment in our complex to a smaller one which saves us a ton of money, but we have no way of getting a few furniture items moved. These would be larger furniture items that won't fit in the back of our Subaru.

6. Local furs - MAN POWER! My counselor's assistant has kindly offered to assist us on moving day for a couple hours. Will that be enough time? I've no idea. We definitely can't afford movers and... yeah. >.>

Sort of a selfish desire but ya know... I don't NEED any of this and I'm not begging for it.

7. I guess... it's sort of hard to explain. When you can't go out to eat or buy anything but the bare essentials, when there's no form of entertainment, when the greatest bit of excitement you have in your life is Skype conversations it can be rather depressing. I mean, it's fine, there are a million people in my shoes and some in worse situations. I guess maybe an art piece or something. Maybe enough gas to drive out of town and see the stars. Maybe one night at a Motel 6 a few towns away. Just... something to break the monotony? If that makes any sense?

Want something for your money?

1. is doing a limited supply of sketches if you donate $10 or more to my GoFundMe campaign and I can verify payment as received. How long will this last? Not sure, but he'll go as long as he's able! Unfortunately prior donations are not retroactive.

2. is taking commissions to help!

3. is always open for commissions, although your wait time will vary a bit. Since she's my one and only all of our setbacks hit her as well so... makes it difficult to set a definitive or approximate date for commission completion.

4. You can DEFINITELY commission me for a story. I can type all day. As far as art goes, it really depends on the day. My energy, at this juncture, is sort of like an unpredictable tide. Drawing has always been draining for me so with the added medical issues... yeeeeeeee...