For the past 12 years, Ann has been caring for her mother, Mary, in her tri-level home. Now 91-years-old, Mary is living with multiple chronic conditions, including high blood pressure, heart disease, osteoporosis and diabetes.
For years, Greeley resident Cheryl didn’t understand why she felt so unwell. With a degree in kinesiology, she once led exercise classes—but that chapter of her life felt like a distant memory.
Living with HIV, Ronald has faced more than his share of challenges—from serious health issues to financial hardship. But even in his toughest moments, he found support from Project Angel Heart.
In February 2023, Merrissere, a 74-year-old recent retiree with a love for travel, received a life-altering diagnosis: stage 3 gastric cancer. It came as a shock, as she had no symptoms aside from some persistent acid reflux.
Carmen’s connection to Project Angel Heart began long before she ever needed our services. Years ago, Carmen’s daughter, a Girl Scout Brownie leader, led a troop in earning a community badge by decorating meal bags for Project Angel Heart.
In her early twenties, Connie began experiencing severe back pain. Initially dismissing it, she couldn’t shake the feeling that something was wrong. Connie was later diagnosed with polycystic kidney disease—a genetic disorder that causes painful cysts to grow on the kidneys and other organs and can eventually lead to kidney failure.
Alyssa was one of the first clients referred to us when Project Angel Heart expanded its meal program to include high-risk pregnancy. With Mother’s Day around the corner, we’ve been thinking of Alyssa and checked in for an update.
Stephanie’s health journey has been a maze of medical challenges. From facing respiratory failure to confronting heart issues and bravely navigating multiple autoimmune diseases, each diagnosis made it harder for her to find a path forward.
When her husband of 60 years was diagnosed with prostate cancer, Carol quickly became his primary caregiver despite living with severe osteoporosis—a condition that causes bone breaks and fractures.
Since starting with Project Angel Heart, Kaloea says she feels the difference every day. She says the meals help her avoid salt, sugar, and “junk.”
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