Ongoing Care for Multiple Cancers

First- thank everyone who has helped contribute to my cause. Because of your donations we were able to travel from TN to the Mayo Clinic in FL, and talk to the very best specialists about her cancers and the best course of treatment following her chemo. This facility has one of the only doctors familiar with her ovarian cancer condition.

Now we face a new dillema: My trailer is unlivable. The inability to work left no option but to purchase a VERY run down trailer quite far out of my comfort zone. Housing has been quite scarce during the COVID crisis, and with limited funds, this was my only option.

Now I needs everyones help making the trailer liveable so I can recover from chemo and future operations. My next 3 procedures are already booked as soon as I recovers a bit more!

To date, I still have complications from the hysterectomy, and haven't fully recovered from it, the side effects from said proceedure, or chemo. All of which has significantly slowed my healing process. I’m still unable to work or even lift.

I hope to help supplement my missing income in order to pay for needed materials for the trailer i.e. hot water heater, stove, shower, exterior doors, sinks, electrical work.

I also needs help supplementing food, living expenses, medical bills & transportation to various doctors appointments. Unfortunately, a previous brain tumor rendered me unable to drive due to vision problems caused by glaucoma and damage from said brain tumors removal. I have a new brain tumor the Mayo Clinic is monitoring as we speak.

sure, I’m one tough cookie. Not only is this my first bout with chemo, but now ALL of my 4 cancers have had recurrences. All I want is to be able to return to the workforce and contribute to society. Im a hard worker with an unstoppable can-do attitute. Stage person who is there for everyone, and would give you the shirt off their back.

There's no doubt I will work diligently to pay it forward!

Please feel free to share anywhere, thank you.

Original story posted/back story for new readers: Anna was diagnosed with Granulosa ovarian cancer 6yrs ago- a very rare and aggressive form. She’s had several surgical attempts to remove and control it- most recently an emergency hysterectomy in response to it recurring, including removal of the remaining ovary- causing early menopause at just 31.

Unfortunately, it was too late- the cancer has metastasized to the peritoneal lining of her vital organs, calling for aggressive chemotherapy since each of her cancers has now had recurrence.

NOW- Anna must face her first bout with cancer that includes chemo, during a pandemic, while having been unable to work since March. On top of this all, issues with identity theft have left her unable to qualify for gov aid such as food stamps, short term disability, or unemployment.

Her chemo will be every 3 weeks until Halloween, then there’s time to regain strength etc. During this time she needs a safe place to recover and endure the journey cancer and chemo hold, especially since there is a high chance of recurrence with this cancer.

Anything helps even if you could just help share, thank you!