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200 Pounds of Laundry, a Failing Heart, and One Grateful Mom

Her Son Is Her Hero—We’re Just Grateful to Help

Jennifer is the kind of mom who radiates strength no matter what life throws at her. Despite facing major medical challenges, she remains upbeat, kind, and relentlessly positive. But even the strongest moms need a hand sometimes.

While pregnant with her son, Jennifer was diagnosed with a rare and serious heart condition: dysautonomia cardioneurogenic syndrome with syncope, which causes erratic heart rhythms and frequent fainting. She also lives with Brady-Tachy Syndrome, a condition that affects her ability to stay awake and alert because of dangerously low heart rates and blood pressure.

She’s undergone three surgeries and faces daily limitations most of us can’t imagine. She’s no longer able to lift heavy objects, climb stairs regularly, or keep up with the routines she once managed without a second thought.

But through it all, Jennifer stays focused on what matters most: her son.

“He’s my hero,” she told us.“He’s stepped up to help as much as he can—and he’s the reason I keep fighting every day.”

One task that became unmanageable was laundry. Her laundry room is in the basement. The stairs became unsafe. The baskets too heavy. The piles? Growing faster than she could handle.

That’s when she found MomBomb.org.

We immediately connected her with a laundry pickup and delivery service that collected, washed, folded, and brought her clothes right back to her door. In the first two pickups alone, the service collected nearly 200 pounds of laundry. That’s not just a chore off her list—it’s a real, physical, emotional burden lifted.

“I love them! I left a wonderful review. Yes, it is definitely more manageable now. I am so grateful for all of you!” Jennifer shared.

And in words we’ll carry with us:

“I am grateful for every new angel I meet along the way—and now I can add Mom Bomb to that list. Thank you.”

Jennifer, you’re the angel. Your strength is unmatched, your son is remarkable, and we are honored to be a small part of your support team.

To everyone who has supported Mom Bomb Giving—this is what your kindness creates. Laundry might seem like a small thing. But to a mother in crisis, it’s everything.


 
 
 

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