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In 1999, I experienced my first significant episode of CVS (cyclic vomiting syndrome), and it has gradually worsened since then. I've undergone various medical evaluations, resulting in only a few minor issues, likely due to a week of vomiting. I had a fist-sized tumor removed in early 2024, but 20-30% remains attached to my L4, so I'm preparing for my second six-month scan to monitor any growth. Following, I will have annual check-ups, and if it is growing, radiation will be an option. After struggling with severe hemorrhoids for 25 years, I finally had them surgically removed, which has significantly improved my condition and lowered my blood pressure. I served as a Naval Photographer for 6.5 years before transitioning to a photo lab and then the plastic industry. In June 2000, I began my trucking career, hauling rock and sand for over 20 years until I was laid off on February 14, 2022. I decided due to the severity of CVS, I decided to transfer into a warehouse position. It took six months to secure a job at CVS, where I worked until going on disability on September 11, 2023, during which I had surgeries for the tumor and hemorrhoids. Although I haven't been officially with CVS yet, I suspect that's what I have. I'm due for a long-overdue diagnosis in less than two months. The struggles I've faced over the past 25 years, along with the impact on my loved ones, have been immense. Through this message, I hope to inspire you to take action and not waste money idly waiting to help the homeless. By shopping through my website HTHCommunitySupport.com and using our affiliate links, you can contribute to addressing the homelessness crisis in the U.S. Every purchase made through our links generates a commission, with 80% of that going to the National Coalition for the Homeless. Please help us support the homeless by shopping through our affiliates.