Stephanie Watling's Breast Cancer Fight 2022

Dear Friends of Stephanie and Ashley,

 

It has almost been a year since Stephanie was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer. Stephanie’s treatment has been really tough on her, but she is standing strong. Ashley has been an incredible source of strength, supporting the family and taking care of their beautiful kids. We are so proud of them both in the way they have fought through such a tough situation. We know they are so grateful for the support from our community. From the meals, the prayers, the financial help, to help with the kids and household needs. You have all been there for Stephanie and Ashley.

 

Since Stephanie’s diagnosis last year, 6-8 more months of chemotherapy has been added to Stephanie’s treatment plan, with more surgery to follow when she is done with chemo. The new chemotherapy has taken its toll on Stephanie’s hands and feet while leaving her exhausted. In addition, she is still receiving Keytruda immunotherapy infusions each month.

 

The additional chemotherapy also means more treatment expenses, $2600+ per month of daycare expenses and with the start of a new year, a new deductible and out-of-pocket maximum to meet. The last thing we want Stephanie and Ashley to worry about is the financial costs of fighting cancer. Instead, they need to be focused on Stephanie’s complete healing.

 

I have set up this new GoFundMe to help with the costs associated with the additional treatment. Please consider donating if you are able. If you donated the first time, please consider donating again. Anything will help ease the burden on Stephanie and Ashley so they can stay focused on Stephanie’s treatment and their kids. We are so grateful for the blessing Stephanie and Ashley have been in our lives and the lives of our kids. Let’s bless this precious family and help them make it to the finish line with no financial worry.

 

All the funds donated will go directly to Stephanie and Ashley to help with the large financial expenses incurred during treatment.