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Our beloved Andrea Moore has been diagnosed with breast cancer. She's currently in chemo treatment and has so much more ahead.
We humbly ask for your support in any form you can offer. Whether it’s a donation, sharing this page, or simply sending positive thoughts and prayers, every bit of support counts. Let’s come together to help Andrea fight this battle with the strength and love she has always shown us.
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
**** Latest update 5/16/2025.
The chemo is working and the cancer is reduced, but still showing in her breast, spine, arm and shoulder. Unfortunately the chemo has to be paused to address a bleeding issue caused by cervical fibroids. She is now continuing with an oral chemo and transfusions while waiting for enough funds for the cervix to be removed. Medicaid has declined to cover this so $8,400 has to come out of pocket.
Here's an overview of the full treatment and cost!
TREATMENT AND COST
Her Initial Treatment Plan:
- Diagnosis: Triple Negative Metastatic stage 4 as it has spread to her lymph nodes and right arm.
- Treatment: Currently in Chemo- every 21 days, 8 rounds (Doxorubicin and Keytruda) and a daily parp inhibitor called Lynparza. February will start radiation for 5 weeks with immunotherapy to follow and possibly more chemo.
- Goal: Raise $10,000 to cover the 2025 deductible by January 2025 – We met this!
Here’s what has happened since then:
Diagnosis:
- Triple Negative Metastatic stage 4 since the cancer has spread to her lymph nodes, and right arm. Since then, it’s moved into her spine and right shoulder.
- Since treatment started it was discovered that Andrea also had, afib which required a heart ablation in January and now has cervical fibroids and endometriosis which has causes thrombocytopenia.
Treatment (with cost):
- Chemo recommended Doxorubicin/paclitaxel/carboplatin and Keytruda. 10 rounds (9 left), will discuss radiation after chemo. All of this has been put on hold until the platelet count rises. (covered from the $10,000 raised last year)
- Oral Chemo (Xeloda) until infusions can resume ($801)
- Cervix removal ($8,400)
- Lymphadenectomy ($5,358)
- A daily parp inhibitor in addition to the following meds ($1900 monthly for all))
- Lynparza (4 tablets a day) –$1385
- Rivaroxaban (blood thinner) - $165
- Mexiletine (heart) $62
- Flecainide (heart) $32
- Lysteda $96
- Phenergen $10
- Lomotil $23
- Liver Meds $270
- Over the counter monthly meds run about $145
Fundraising:
Raised - $18,659
- $10,000 to cover the 2025 deductible for Chemo
- $1,600 Heart ablation
- $801 Oral Chemo
- $5,358 Lymphadenectomy
- $5,700 (March, April, May) Meds
Still needed - $9,650
- Cervix removal ($8,400) - $7,850 outstanding
- June Meds ($1,900) - $1,700 outstanding
- And every month after
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