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Helping my disabled partner get an ebike

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  1. Hi,

    I am raising money for my leg amputated partner, who would love to be able to cycle more regularly as well as go on longer bicycle holidays in the future.

    She's on a rather low wage and it will take her a couple of years before she can finance this on her own, so I thought I'd help out myself but also reach out to the cycle community.

    Jessi is altruistic, caring and the most generous person I have ever met. She has a way with people that just opens doors, no matter who you are or what your background is, she brings joy to people wherever she goes. I am so fortunate to share my life with her.

    Some years ago, before I met her, Jessi was in a work-related accident. She was working overtime at a shoe company with a high degree of pressure from the management. Due to very unfortunate events she accidentally got her foot stuck in a machine meant for compressing waste products. If it wasn't for a janitor close by who heard her, and managed to pull her out, she would not be around today.

    If you can, I would be ever grateful if you would want to help out at gofundme.com/f/ebike-for-jessi
    And of course, if you find this thread unsuitable for these forums, I apologise in advance.

    With kindness
    Viktor

  2. That is a pretty sweet bike and far more expensive than anything I have or can afford for the next 5 years. Get me a new bike too. 😄

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