Anthony's Fight Against Stage 4 Lung Cancer

Hello,

We come to you today with heavy hearts to share the story of my brother, Anthony Bernabe, a loving husband and father who is facing an unimaginable battle. In May 2023, Anthony received the devastating news that he had an inoperable lung cancer. Despite the odds, he fought with unwavering determination, but by August 10, 2023, the cancer had progressed to stage 4 and metastasized to his bones.

Anthony's life took a sudden and painful turn as he grappled with the harsh reality of advanced cancer. The toll it has taken on him physically, emotionally, and financially is immeasurable. Forced to halt his small home-based food business, Anthony found himself in a situation he never could have anticipated.

To add to the strain, Anthony's wife had to put her work on hold to become his primary caregiver. The love and dedication she shows him every day are nothing short of heroic. Their 11-year-old daughter, Aliyah, is witnessing her parents' strength amidst this turmoil, and she's learning valuable life lessons about resilience and love.

We are reaching out to you, our friends, family, and compassionate community, to ask for your help. The financial burden of Anthony's medical bills, treatments, and daily living expenses has become overwhelming. The path ahead is uncertain, but together, we can make it more manageable for this courageous family.

Every donation, no matter the size, will contribute to easing their financial worries, allowing them to focus on what truly matters – Anthony's health and Aliyah's well-being. Your support can make the difference between despair and hope in their lives.

Let's rally together to ensure that Anthony has the best possible chance to fight this battle. Let's support his family through these trying times, providing them with the resources they need to navigate this challenging journey.

Your kindness and generosity will be felt deeply by Anthony, his wife, and their young daughter. Thank you for being a beacon of hope during their darkest hours.

With heartfelt gratitude,

Mariz Pascual and the Bernabe Family