Guillain-Barre diagnosis at 33

I never thought I would be on here making one of these, least of all for myself. I'm not one to even consider asking for help, usually just taking on all my issues and those of my family by myself without saying a word however, I've recently been hit with one battle after the next and while I've managed to smile through it, it's now hitting me that I cannot do this alone. After an unexpected move, I have now just been released from the hospital after a week's stay. At 33 years old, I have been diagnosed with Guillain-Barre Syndrome. I lost all feeling from my hips down to my toes and my hands, excruciating pain, headaches, dizzy spells, falling, blurred vison and so much more. I have had to watch as my two young daughters went from being in my care, to becoming my caregivers. As someone who seems to always have the weight of the world on her shoulders, this came at the worst time possible. The cost of just one IVIG infusion needed to repair the damage done to my body is more than I could have ever imagined, and I needed 5. As my most favorite time of year approaches, I am left absolutely defeated. All I can hope for is a little help to be able to pay what medical bills I will now face, household bills from being out of work, and still be able to give my amazing, beautiful, incredibly selfless daughters the Christmas they deserve. Anything helps and is so greatly appreciated, even if all you can do is share this. Much love to you all. Thank you.