dear ellen
my extremely wonderful 18 year old daughter(tessa) and i watch all the time. i love golddigger it makes me cry. my husband and i have been together 28 years and have always made our kids the priority. now we are faced with a huge pr4oblem. Tessa has earned enough scholarship and grant money to pay for all but $3500.00 of her $34,000.00 tuition for college however even after letting the bank repo our car we can not not pay the tuition balance. ellen please help my daughter go to college by sending golddigger to our house for her.

HI ELLEN!!
I hope I didn't wait took so long to ask for the gold diger machine

I live in Texas our house is gone thanks to hurricane Ike. Our home now needs work in our kids rooms from storm damage as well my husband works so hard but we can only pay the bills with what he makes. We are over our heads in medical bills so we can't save anything to fix their rooms and it kills me. I know that the gold digger could help get their rooms fixed for them. I would love to give my husband some help and a big thank you for everything he does for our family.
Thank you for reading this
Lori

Hi Ellen!
I love watching your show. It allows me to forget about the worries I have when I watch you laughing and joking and of course helping other people. You are one of a kind! I am writing to tell my story so that I may be considered for one of your stimulus packages. I am a single 28 year old mother of one 5 year old wonderful little boy named Hayden. He is the love of my life. He helps me with everything from yard work to my health.
I have diabetes and epilepsy in which I lost my job last year because the company I was working for did not want to insure me, so they told me that I was not meeting sales requirements. My son and I have struggled ever since. My epilepsy has not been able to be controlled with drugs, so my license have been taken away. We struggle daily, but I try not to let it effect our time together doing the things he loves like playing pirates or playing pirates :)! Both of us would be very thankful for any help. If not I will continue to watch your show and smile!! Have a good one!

Leslie

Hi Ellen,

First let me say that you are a great talk show host and I LOVE your show. You are crazy funny! I need you to bring that gold digger to me here in Griffin,GA. I wish you would have called to let me know you were coming to see Karen so I could get in on the action! I REALLY need to see a dentist and without insurance its going to be, well what ever it is I can't afford it! I was trying to wait forPresident Obama's healthcare reform, but those damn Republican's oppose everything! Anyway Ellen, I just want to be able to take a family portrait with my beautiful family and be able to do it with a big Kool-Aid smile~! I kinda like the one you have so when you bring Gold digger could you send me a referal to your dentist? Thanks and LOL..(that's lots of love not laugh out loud.)

Ellen..YOU ARE THE BOMB.
I love your show and try to watch it everyday, I am a mother of 5 kiddos. I have worked all of my lito support my children, I got married about 4 years ago. So now i have help raising my youngest 3 kids. I lost my job due to cutbacks 29may09 and I am trying to start my own business from my home, I am a travel agent and have been for almost 18 years. I love what I do but it is hard to start over again. All agency are scared to hire anyone due to hard times right now. I would love to be in your "gold digger machine" to help pay my house payment and to not lose my house, and to help me get the phone and other things I need to get my business started so I can support my family, send my 18 year old to college, and to feed my two 9 year olds. My husband is working as many hours that they will let him have to keep us afloat but it is really scary. I am at a lost because I have never really been without a job since I was 14 yrs old. You can make my day when you call me and send me to the money machine. thanks for all you do for a lot of us struggling people just trying to make it. You really are awesome.
Dana Young
call me

Dear Ellen,
I watch your show almost every day and became inspired by your “Gold Digger” machine to write about a person whom I believe is a most deserving recipient of the “gold.” I am a woman with advanced Multiple Sclerosis living in a skilled residential facility in Seattle. Of the numerous wonderful nurses and aides that assist me, there is one aide that has become almost like a mother to me.
Burma, or “Mama Mae” as she is known, is as compassionate and selfless as the day is long. She is a mother to us all at Ballard Care & Rehab. Not only has she “adopted” all of us at the nursing home, but she has also recently adopted her two adolescent grandchildren, who would be so proud if they knew how hard she works for others – but Mama Mae is so humble that she would never boast. Further, Mama Mae is a full-blooded Native American from a tribe in British Columbia who practices kindness and respect not only to humans, but to all of nature, including the animal kingdom and Mother Earth.
Mama Mae has so much responsibility to so many, but has no car. How she manages, I have no idea. If she could afford to buy a car, she could drive to work, drive her grandchildren to karate lessons and to other activities and maybe even save enough time to do something nice for herself. Besides, a car would provide shelter over her head to keep her out of the rain.
Please consider helping Mama Mae. All of the residents and workers at our nursing home would be so honored to give back to this wonderful person who has given us so much, day in and day out, never complaining, always caring.
Sincerely,
Claudia Driscoll
Seattle, WA

I am a handicapp geandmther of three grandson's. One is 18 in the Marine's, the other will be 2 on August 15,2009 and the newest will be 3 month's on June 11,2009. The 3 month old and 2 year old 'S, Dad and Mom live month on SSI disability check's. And we try to share bill along with baby diaper's and such. And I have a little dog I try to take walking 2 or 3 maybe 4 time's a day. And I try to help tend the 2 little grandson's, are mostly the 2 year old. But I could use some work on the old power chair I have, or a totally new power chair. /the power chair make's walking the dog and helping with the grandson's easier. I could use the chance in your gold digger box. Are forget the box and donate another power chair for me. SIGNED Go-Go Grandma Darline

I just wanted to know if you recieved my e-mail girl? I am beginning to think that you do not want to see me. I really want you to call my house and tell me the golddigger truck is outside my house. I could really use it. Planning a wedding is not easy. I do not want to give you some sad story but it is what it is. Come on girl call me. I need to play that game to give me piece of mind, or just tell me where you got those sumo wrestling suits because that would be great at my bachelorette party come on and help a girl out Ellen because I am your #1 fan other than your wife,lol! It would be great to have a drink with y'all. I want to introduce you to " SOUTHERN COMFORT " It is a lovely drink. Call me!

hello ellen i just want to say i am a big fan of you . okay let me get to the point i am 15 years old and i am not scared to say that my family is on walfare . you see my grnadmother just died in 2006 and this family has been falling apart we are behide in bills and taxes . my mom does not work and my dad is trying high and near to find a jod. ellen somedays i wish that i just could die . seeing my family struggle just make me want to kill myself . i always had this dream of becoming a superstar . so my parents won't have to pay bills. hey i might just be the next will smith or denzel washington. ellen i love you and please help us .

Hi Ellen! I stay home every day; I am disabled due to bipolar disorder. I have to tell you that your show makes me smile and laugh every single day!!

I would like to ask that the gold digger machine come to my home so that I can repay my parents the money that I owe them. I owe them $3,000.

I was diagnosed bipolar after a serious suicide attempt in 2004 (age 48). After that I lived with my folks for two years. They paid for all of my bills for the few months before I could go back to work.

They probably never expect me to pay them back, since I am on disability income. But I truly would like to.

I am writing a book--a memoir. People need to know about this illness that goes undiagnosed for far too many years with devastating effects. But who knows when or if I'll be published.

Anyway, I really love your show; thank you for all the laughs!

P.S. If you decide to come here, can you give me a heads up since I dress lightly in this hot climate. And no refridgerated air at my place!