Help Jenny Fight Breast Cancer

"My name is Jenny. I have a rare auto-immune disorder called Myasthenia Gravis, which provides a multitude of struggles daily for me. I am a proud mom of a 16 year old Son, Owen, who is my entire Universe. On December 6th ,2019, I was diagnosed with Invasive Ductal Carcinoma Stage 3 Breast Cancer. Its triple negative, which makes it aggressive and one of the more problematic to fight. I'm also an adopted child and just found I tested positive for both BRCA1 and BRCA2, which means I inherited it from my biological parents..this has been a whirlwind of emotions that have arisen very quickly as my wonderful team of doctors began treatment immediately to keep it from spreading into my lymphatic system affecting other organs.I am beginning 20 rounds of chemotherapy, inevitable mastectomies and 30 days of radiation. ..I reside in a small rural town and live on SSDI due to the unpredictability of the Myasthenia Gravis. My team of doctors are 87 miles from me..174 round trip...my finances for traveling and co-pays alone are draining me and I'm already receiving bills of the residuals after Medicare covers their portion. I'm looking at traveling back and forth sometimes 3 times a week for 7-8 months, and daily for the final month of initial treatment."~ Jenny Give me your burdens and I will give you my hope. Hive me your fears and I will give you my strength. I will stand beside you and fight because you are importantMy name is Chad Brester. I lost my Beautiful wife Sarah Brester to triple negative Breast cancer a little over one year ago. Jenny is a friend of 30 yeaccurs, she was a Bridesmaid in our wedding in 1996. I know what our friend Jenny is enduring. This process is not easy physically, emotionally, and financially. I'm joining in her fight and asking you to as well. Every donation will help to keep the stress of mounting debt from Jenny's mind and will promote in the fight and healing process with this battle she is taking on. JENNY WILL FIGHT, AND JENNY WILL SUCCEED!❤Thanks for your help..eternally gratefulfollow Jenny's journey on fb:"Watch Jenny beat cancer"https://www.facebook.com/groups/599474727486135/I post regularly to follow my journey on my fb group..feel free to join! link above...but I thought I'd copy a post and let you beautiful souls have a catch up as well! thank you all for your very generous and continued support❤Hey everybody! I hope the weekend is a fantastic one for you all..the docs put ne on an antihistamine to pop before I hit the shower., some much needed pain pills, and 3 different nausea meds...i had thos beautiful schedule. Friday after treatment and saturday...good..I'd eat and be able to do things...that has abruptly changed..I felt awful during chemo...while it's being administered, your legs get spasms the entire time...I left sick and with a pulled hamstring..I even ditched plans with my replacement Brother, Jon..fot some much needed friends time, and my buddy who just had to lose his daughter who was in a medically induced coma..its very hard not being able to be the active person I was a few short months ago..next week I will be halfway done with the chemo..and the following week, I will get my ultrasound, and then 2 more poison drugs will be introduced along with the one I have now, and I will progressively worsen, I remain optimistic about my ultrasound. Both tumors are still present and to me, are no smaller when I cop a feel, but the very large softball size one is very prominent. I even had to buy a bigger cuppy to help it stay inI've lost 34 pounds. My skin is suffering...the chemo gives of a receptor to stop cells from dividing ang growing, which applies to the skin l,hair. And nails as well, all 3 are suffering on me.....I'm in good spirits when I can stay awake which is about 5 hours a day, I'm hanging in there and fighting my ass off! Please help me by continuing to share my GoFundMe page. It is helpful and so very apprecited❤ Thanks to each and every one of you for your continued love and supportUPDATE:Today was the day..ultrasound day ..when I was first diagnosed..my primary tumor measured in at 8.4 cm...today, I'm excited to announce that sucker is 4.7 cm!!!! Wootwoot triple happy dance! Life iscrazy good...I'll have 9 more rounds of chemo..triple poison style, but I meet with a surgeon soon and another MRI..on7ward to the next step..every stomach churn, every headache, every fingernail thaat turned black and fell off..and every poor lil hair in my naked mole rat vessel desperately clinging in ......is worth it! I still have quite a battle ahead of me still..but I'm ready! each and every one of you for every " how are you"? Ecery "How can I help"?.vert donation, every bit of love and support..that you give...thank you all so much..I'm blessed and forever grateful