More than four months after a rainstorm accompanied by high winds destroyed her house, Phase Two,Wholesale NFL Jerseys China, Onderneeming, West Bank Demerara resident, Amrol Wickham, is still struggling to rebuild.Amrol Wickham points to spot where her house once stood.Wickham was rendered homeless, following a rain storm in July. When Kaieteur News visited the woman’s Onderneeming residence in July,Cheap Soccer Jerseys, she had explained that she had been living at the location for the past five years.The woman, a vendor by trade, had been at home alone when her one-flat? wooden edifice,Cheap NBA Jerseys China, which once stood 10 feet high, came crashing down. The episode had left Wickham traumatized. Most of her household belongings were either destroyed or scattered in her yard.? Additionally, the 52-year-old woman suffered injuries to her side,Discount NFL Jerseys, lacerations to her back and leg.“I was at home when the breeze started whistling and blowing hard.? Next thing I know is all the roof of the house came off and everything was on me. When I catch myself the place was a wreck and the TV, wares and almost everything damage.”Since then,Cheap Jerseys, the single mother of two has been living with the hope of acquiring the help of public spirited persons and charitable organisations to reconstruct her home. But she said that such persons are yet to reach out.Owing to her limited resources,NFL Jerseys Outlet, Wickham has since approached a few Non -Governmental Organizations, (NGOs) and humanitarian agencies for assistance. “Food for the Poor said that they would help me with materials to rebuild. One of my sons came out of the interior to help me, because the roof and back wall of the house fall apart and almost everything is gone.”However, it has been months, since the incident and Wickham says that her situation remains unchanged.“Nobody ain’t come forward yet. My whole roof in the same condition and every time rain falls it pouring in from the two sides. I don’t know what would happen if the rain continues to fall,” she explained.The woman said that at times she would stay at the home of a close friend. “I don’t want to be a burden to anybody.? I would really like to be home especially at Christmas time.”According to the woman, it took the family years of hard work and sacrifice to build her home. This is because she suffers from sickle cell anaemia, and whatever little she earns from vending goes towards ensuring that she has food and medication.“It is because of my illness that it took a while to acquire a home but I worked daily to accomplish it,” she had explained. The woman is appealing to the general public for whatever assistance they can offer.Those interested in providing assistance is asked to contact Wickham on telephone number# 690-3749.