Jeremy Borron Medical Assist Fund
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Jeremy’s Go Fund Me Story
Successful surgical removal of 4 mm mass 7/23 Kansas University
Chemo and Radiation August-October 2015 Chicago Cancer Research Center of America
On schedule to start back to work the week after Thanksgiving and was sent to the hospital due to a kidney stone. It was operated on twice before it was removed. Unable to return to work until after Christmas
Returned to work Jan 4, 2016
Cancer Free in Pancreas December 2015 – Liver showed two small spots which were undetectable
Liver spots had metastasized – 1/28/16 Doctors calling the cancer stage four
Most aggressive chemo treatment began 1/29/16.
Continuing aggressive chemo treatment through KU Medical Center. Four rounds over an eight week period with hope to kill the cancer
Jeremy has lost a total of 35 pounds.
Jeremy is a candidate for clinical trial if the cancer does not respond to the chemo. This trial has been medically shown to use the body’s own immune system to fight the cancer cell and reverse the attack of the cancer.
We have hope
Will need ongoing education on diet, exercise and pain control.
Will need help with emotional stability, strength to be positive
Jeremy is father of four beautiful children, Alyssa, Avery Ashley and Lane. He is a teacher for the Belton School District, loves teaching Middle School Science. His cancer started at the beginning of the school year and treatment kept him from being able to return to the classroom until January of 2016. Jeremy worked for one month before finding out that the cancer had spread to his liver. He now faces forced retirement because of his loss of concentration, strength and focus. He will also have reduced insurance benefits.
With no money to pay bills and pending bills for his daughter Avery, who is a leukemia survivor, Jeremy has no
means to pay his expenses. We want him to be able to have every chance to fight this cancer and would appreciate any support you could offer financialy. More than that we would appreciate your prayers for Jeremy to be cancer free. If it were to be God’s will.
Jeremy is an avid hunter and has mentored his daughters to be successful white tail hunters as well. Jeremy also loves anything farming, baseball, football, Ford trucks and International tractors. Please feel free to send notes, cards, pictures, emails and face book correspondence. These items of interest may help you find common interests to discuss. In times of illness it helps to hear others express their interests that are common. Just reading from you may elevate the depression one may feel at this time.
Successful surgical removal of 4 mm mass 7/23 Kansas University
Chemo and Radiation August-October 2015 Chicago Cancer Research Center of America
On schedule to start back to work the week after Thanksgiving and was sent to the hospital due to a kidney stone. It was operated on twice before it was removed. Unable to return to work until after Christmas
Returned to work Jan 4, 2016
Cancer Free in Pancreas December 2015 – Liver showed two small spots which were undetectable
Liver spots had metastasized – 1/28/16 Doctors calling the cancer stage four
Most aggressive chemo treatment began 1/29/16.
Continuing aggressive chemo treatment through KU Medical Center. Four rounds over an eight week period with hope to kill the cancer
Jeremy has lost a total of 35 pounds.
Jeremy is a candidate for clinical trial if the cancer does not respond to the chemo. This trial has been medically shown to use the body’s own immune system to fight the cancer cell and reverse the attack of the cancer.
We have hope
Will need ongoing education on diet, exercise and pain control.
Will need help with emotional stability, strength to be positive
Jeremy is father of four beautiful children, Alyssa, Avery Ashley and Lane. He is a teacher for the Belton School District, loves teaching Middle School Science. His cancer started at the beginning of the school year and treatment kept him from being able to return to the classroom until January of 2016. Jeremy worked for one month before finding out that the cancer had spread to his liver. He now faces forced retirement because of his loss of concentration, strength and focus. He will also have reduced insurance benefits.
With no money to pay bills and pending bills for his daughter Avery, who is a leukemia survivor, Jeremy has no
means to pay his expenses. We want him to be able to have every chance to fight this cancer and would appreciate any support you could offer financialy. More than that we would appreciate your prayers for Jeremy to be cancer free. If it were to be God’s will.
Jeremy is an avid hunter and has mentored his daughters to be successful white tail hunters as well. Jeremy also loves anything farming, baseball, football, Ford trucks and International tractors. Please feel free to send notes, cards, pictures, emails and face book correspondence. These items of interest may help you find common interests to discuss. In times of illness it helps to hear others express their interests that are common. Just reading from you may elevate the depression one may feel at this time.
Organizer and beneficiary
Bruce Borron
Organizer
Jefferson, GA
Jeremy Borron
Beneficiary