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💙 Help a Local Friend in Need 💙
My close friend is facing a short-term gap in covering essential medical and living expenses. He has survived multiple heart attacks and cardiac surgeries and is also dealing with progressive vision loss due to glaucoma and cataracts, which have been ongoing for the past two years and require timely treatment to prevent further deterioration.

Despite working with income-based medical providers, reducing expenses, switching to generic medications, and bartering skills when possible, his SSDI income isn’t enough to cover essential costs during the current Medicare waiting period.

Monthly essential expenses include:
Medications: $271
Heating: average $190
Food: $250
Doctor visits: $400

Additionally, there is an urgent eye surgery that requires an upfront portion to proceed, with the remaining balance payable over time.

Our goal is $9,222, which will cover about two months of essential expenses and provide the necessary upfront portion for the eye surgery. Every contribution, no matter how small, helps him maintain his health, independence, and remaining eyesight during this critical period.

Thank you for reading and for any support you can offer.

We’ve started a GoFundMe to help cover medications, heating, food, doctor visits, and the upfront portion of an urgent eye surgery. Every contribution, no matter how small, makes a difference in protecting his health and remaining eyesight.

https://gofund.me/d326a2c9f

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🚗 Weekly Safety Tip from Steel Spur Rescue LLC
Did you know tires can become unsafe even if they look perfectly fine? Rubber breaks down over time, leading to cracking, tread separation, and dangerous blowouts. Always check the age of your tires — not just the tread. Most manufacturers recommend replacing them every 6 years for safety.

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Steel Spur Weekly Tip

When you're driving in Wyoming in the winter, don’t wait until your fuel light comes on. Out here, a low tank can turn into a serious situation fast.

Why it matters:
✅ Towns can be far apart
✅ Some fuel stations close early or aren’t staffed in winter
✅ Cell service can be spotty in remote areas
✅ Sitting roadside in the cold burns fuel faster than you think
✅ Help may take longer to reach you if the weather turns.

A good rule of thumb out here:
Top off before you take off — especially in winter.

A little preparation keeps you safe, warm, and moving. Stay ready and enjoy those Wyoming miles. ❄️⛽🛻

Steel Spur Rescue LLC
📞 307-258-2760