Trent's Battle With Cancer
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To all our friends and family,
A few short months ago, we had every reason be hopeful. Trent had just finished with 12 rounds of chemo after having surgery to remove the cancer in his colon. Through all his battle, he didn't miss a day of work, nor one single treatment due to being ill, weak, sick or tired, pushing his way through each and every day, and always finding something positive about his illness.
On July 27 we found out not only had the chemo not worked, but that the cancer has spread surrounding his vital organs.
This time around the surgery had more complications and a much tougher recovery and he is currently hospitalized in Saskatoon, hoping to be home before too long. But looks like he may be hospitalized for a while. My sister, as well as his, are staying in campers just outside of the city, to be near to him, and support him.
We would like to raise enough funds to help with medications, gas money, food, parking expenses, and basic living, so as to take some of the financial stress away, so they can focus on Trent's battle.
I have never met a more selfless, kind man, he has an amazing outlook on life, always remains positive and lives each day as it comes. Now he could use a little support from friends and family. Every little bit helps. Thank you all so much for your love, prayers, and support.
To him and to every other person out there fighting cancer. Your Illness Does Not Define You, Your Strength and Courage Does. XO
A few short months ago, we had every reason be hopeful. Trent had just finished with 12 rounds of chemo after having surgery to remove the cancer in his colon. Through all his battle, he didn't miss a day of work, nor one single treatment due to being ill, weak, sick or tired, pushing his way through each and every day, and always finding something positive about his illness.
On July 27 we found out not only had the chemo not worked, but that the cancer has spread surrounding his vital organs.
This time around the surgery had more complications and a much tougher recovery and he is currently hospitalized in Saskatoon, hoping to be home before too long. But looks like he may be hospitalized for a while. My sister, as well as his, are staying in campers just outside of the city, to be near to him, and support him.
We would like to raise enough funds to help with medications, gas money, food, parking expenses, and basic living, so as to take some of the financial stress away, so they can focus on Trent's battle.
I have never met a more selfless, kind man, he has an amazing outlook on life, always remains positive and lives each day as it comes. Now he could use a little support from friends and family. Every little bit helps. Thank you all so much for your love, prayers, and support.
To him and to every other person out there fighting cancer. Your Illness Does Not Define You, Your Strength and Courage Does. XO
Organizer
Kari Richards
Organizer
Smoky Lake, AB