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Yard rescue for Misaki, 83: fallen trees and overgrown beds

Fallen branches and overgrowth are blocking Misaki's path; a few hours of help would make a big difference.

πŸ‡―πŸ‡΅ Setagaya, Tokyo, Japan862 views
Misaki Rin Imai
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Setagaya
I'm 83 and I have lived in this house in Setagaya for 45 years. After the storm in July, two large branches and a fallen fence have blocked the back door and the garden path. I can no longer manage them myself because of arthritis. The council has told me it will be ten weeks before they can send someone. I'd feel much safer if it were cleared sooner. Help needed: two people with loppers and a wheelbarrow. I'll provide tea, sandwiches and the green waste bags. A few hours will do. Thank you for reading my story.
effort
3–5 hours
format
In person in Setagaya
skills
chainsaw, gardening, hauling

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  • Samina Fatima RanaπŸ‡΅πŸ‡°Verified helper
    Restored my faith in humanity

    The difference this person made in my life cannot be overstated. They were patient, kind, and persistent in helping me find solutions. Truly exceptional.

  • Bijay Mahesh MaharjanπŸ‡³πŸ‡΅Verified donor
    Honest and trustworthy

    This is the kind of person who restores your faith in humanity. They didn't just offer help; they genuinely cared about my wellbeing and followed through on every commitment.

  • Farah Leila MouradπŸ‡²πŸ‡¦Verified helper
    Made a real difference

    The difference this person made in my life cannot be overstated. They were patient, kind, and persistent in helping me find solutions. Truly exceptional.

  • Modupe Amaka YakubuπŸ‡³πŸ‡¬Verified donor
    Went above and beyond

    I was nervous about reaching out, but this person made me feel comfortable and supported from the very first interaction. Their help was invaluable.

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  • Wishing you the best, Misaki. Look after yourselves too, caregivers need rest. Blessings

    • Wishing you peace, Misaki. It takes guts to ask. Well done. Take care.

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