March 3 - Glad to be home but...

Hi everyone.  It's been one and a half weeks since discharge from my 3+ month stay at Johns Hopkiins.  I have already posted the information on the GoFundMe site.  My vision (although improving) is not such that I can do a lot of computer work.  So.... here is the link to the GoFundMe page.

http://www.gofundme.com/trippbradd

Blessings to all,

Tripp

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  1. RandyApril 24, 2019 at 9:16 AM

    We (our church) have been praying for you ever since you began this journey. We continue to do so. Lord willing, I'll see you in the office soon.

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  2. Tamara BarrowMay 1, 2020 at 7:14 AM

    Hello am Christiana from the united state, i read some testimony about Dr voodoo on how he has helped people in bringing back there ex within 48hours i was just thinking if that was real,And decided to call a lady who made a testimony and also dropped her number,So i called her and ask her about Dr voodoo she said Dr voodoo is a trustworthy man and he his ready to bring back my lover for me,i was just so happy and a little bit relief that my lover will be back to me soon,Then i decided in contacting Dr voodoo which i did,And before i could share him my problem he has already told me what i came for,And he said everything will be okay within 48hours that my lover will be back to my arms,So he said he would be casting the spell and that within 48hours my lover would call me,So i hoped so truly before the 48hours i got a call from a man who has left me for the past 6years saying he is sorry and he wants me back,i was happy and i said i also want him back,Then i traveled to Canada to meet him up,And he apologized for what he has done to me now he proposed to marry me and we are both preparing for our wedding soon,All thanks to the great and World best spell caster, Dr voodoo His private mail voodoospelltemple66@gmail.com you can also add Dr.voodoo on whatsApp +2348140120719

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