Carmen's Cervical Cancer

On February 11th, 2015 my sister Carmen Frye had a doctor's appointment to have her ParaGard (IUD) removed due to complications. Much to our surprise she learned that day she had a baseball sized tumor on her cervix. Carmen's doctor took a sample and sent it off to be biopsied and in less than five days we received word that she had Stage 4 Cervical Cancer. The news hit her really hard (as it would anyone) but she was ready to fight because she says she has her "King of Kings, Lord of Lords, and her Almighty God". After only 11 days of receiving the news Carmen hemorraghed and had to be rushed by paramedics to Atlanta Piedmont Hospital. The next week, on February 28th, 2015 she underwent a hystorectomy. A pathology report was sent out after surgery and the results showed that 5 of 28 lymphnodes taken out during surgery were positive for cancer. Because of these results, she would have to endure chemotherapy and radiation. After two weeks of being in the hospital Carmen was able to return home. A week later, she was admitted again due to an abcess found in her abdomen and had to stay another week. 
Once Carmen recovered from her surgery she was told that she would undergo chemothropy once a week for 6 weeks and 30 radiation therapy treatments. After completing her treatment she had her first P.E.T. scan in April which revealed that she was cancer free.
In Novemeber (the day before Thanksgiving) she went for her second P.E.T scan which unfortunantely revealed that there was cancerous activity and growth once again. The scan showed that it was in one of her lymphnodes located in between her spine and left kidney. Because surgery was far too dangerous, she was told that she would encounter an additional 28 radiation treatments in order to shrink the cancer. Recently she has learned that she had a lymphedema in her left leg (a side effect from the 28 lymph nodes taken out during surgery) so she is required to go to physical therapy three times a week. 
With all of these treatments, Carmen is unable to work at this time, and unfortunately bills are accumalating (Medical Expenses, mortgage, car payment, auto insurance, etc.) Carmen is a single mother with two little girls - McKarliegh Hope Neace (9) and Kerringtyn Makenzie Neace (7). If anyone could please help her out and make a donation I know she would greatly appreciate it, and her family would as well.
Thank you.