Local South Florida Woman Overcomes Electrical Jacuzzi Tub Nightmare Thanks to Help Me Howard
A South Florida woman, Vania Fernandez, was left fuming after purchasing a jacuzzi tub that did not work properly. The electrical current in the water caused frequent breakers to trip, and despite multiple attempts at repair, the manufacturer's warranty became null and void. However, with the help of Help Me Howard, Vania was able to get her tub fixed by having the contractor remove it, shipping it back to the manufacturer for a replacement part, which worked.
Fernandez expressed her gratitude towards Patrick Fraser, who helped her resolve the issue: "I just really want to say thank you. Thank you so much for working your magic and getting this resolved for me." Fernandez is now enjoying relaxing baths in her newly repaired jacuzzi tub.
Meanwhile, another local resident, Stephen Miller, was facing a series of problems that seemed insurmountable. A wheelchair-bound man with cerebral palsy and his mentally challenged brother Joseph, who relies on disability checks to survive, were struggling to keep up with their daily needs. When Stephen's wheelchair broke down, the floor buckled, and an emergency plumbing issue arose, he was at a loss for how to cope.
However, Help Me Howard stepped in, helping Miller track down a missing $9,200 cashiers check that had been sent to the Ohio unclaimed fund. After weeks of searching, the money was finally found, and Stephen received the check, allowing him to fix his ceiling, pay off the plumbing loan, and even use some of it to repair the flooring.
Miller's reaction upon receiving the check was a mix of relief and gratitude: "That was like a big relief... I'm grateful. Eternally grateful that Help Me Howard was there." Miller expressed his appreciation for Patrick Fraser and the team at Help Me Howard, who helped him turn a difficult situation around.
These two stories highlight the positive impact that Help Me Howard can have on people's lives, often helping individuals overcome seemingly insurmountable problems through determination, expertise, and community support.
A South Florida woman, Vania Fernandez, was left fuming after purchasing a jacuzzi tub that did not work properly. The electrical current in the water caused frequent breakers to trip, and despite multiple attempts at repair, the manufacturer's warranty became null and void. However, with the help of Help Me Howard, Vania was able to get her tub fixed by having the contractor remove it, shipping it back to the manufacturer for a replacement part, which worked.
Fernandez expressed her gratitude towards Patrick Fraser, who helped her resolve the issue: "I just really want to say thank you. Thank you so much for working your magic and getting this resolved for me." Fernandez is now enjoying relaxing baths in her newly repaired jacuzzi tub.
Meanwhile, another local resident, Stephen Miller, was facing a series of problems that seemed insurmountable. A wheelchair-bound man with cerebral palsy and his mentally challenged brother Joseph, who relies on disability checks to survive, were struggling to keep up with their daily needs. When Stephen's wheelchair broke down, the floor buckled, and an emergency plumbing issue arose, he was at a loss for how to cope.
However, Help Me Howard stepped in, helping Miller track down a missing $9,200 cashiers check that had been sent to the Ohio unclaimed fund. After weeks of searching, the money was finally found, and Stephen received the check, allowing him to fix his ceiling, pay off the plumbing loan, and even use some of it to repair the flooring.
Miller's reaction upon receiving the check was a mix of relief and gratitude: "That was like a big relief... I'm grateful. Eternally grateful that Help Me Howard was there." Miller expressed his appreciation for Patrick Fraser and the team at Help Me Howard, who helped him turn a difficult situation around.
These two stories highlight the positive impact that Help Me Howard can have on people's lives, often helping individuals overcome seemingly insurmountable problems through determination, expertise, and community support.
... like, Vania's jacuzzi tub nightmare was so bad she could've given up, but Help Me Howard came to the rescue and saved her day 
... and Stephen Miller's situation? it's just unbelievable 
... having his wheelchair broken down and the floor buckling while he and his brother were struggling is just heartbreaking 
... but then Help Me Howard finds that missing check for him and everything falls into place 
... i mean, Patrick Fraser and the team at Help Me Howard are like heroes to me 
. I mean, it's one thing to help someone fix their tub, but another to take away a huge portion of your hard-earned cash in the process 
. And what about the manufacturer not honoring their warranty? That just seems unfair to me 
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. I'm glad they were able to connect him with the resources he needed to fix his home and take care of himself and his brother 
. Still, it's a bit concerning that these services are so reliant on private contractors who can just swoop in and fix things without any long-term guarantees 
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)!! Patrick Fraser is a total rockstar for figuring out that shipping the tub back to the manufacturer was the way to go. And Stephen's story is just heartbreaking but also super inspiring - who knew that a missing check could be the answer to so many of his problems? 
I wish more ppl knew about this amazing org so they could spread the love & gratitude 
I mean, I get it, life can be tough and stuff. But $9,200 just shows how broke Stephen Miller is 
. Don't get me wrong, I'm happy for the guy and all, but it's just not right. People need to take responsibility for their own lives, you know? 
, Max, yesterday... he's so cute! Anyway, back to Vania Fernandez... I feel bad for her electrical jacuzzi tub drama 
. I mean, who wants their relaxing bath time ruined by a faulty tub? And poor Stephen Miller, that wheelchair breakdown sounds super stressful 
. But at the same time, it's amazing that Help Me Howard was able to find that $9,200 cashiers check for him 