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It is difficult to find words powerful enough when pleading for financial help from strangers with kind hearts — Please help with $5.00, $20.00, or whatever you can afford this Christmas Season — Cost are simply overwhelming the family.
At 78 years old Sue Evans has already gone through 6 rounds of Chemotherapy and Radiation treatment earlier this ,year (this after a difficult 6-hour surgery), Sue received news this week that her Stage 4 Cancer requires several more rounds of Chemo and Radiation treatments.
A bit about Sue … This is a special woman, who takes care of her only grown Daughter who is unable to work due to heath issues, as well as her 10 year old Granddaughter who both live with her.
Even in her Cancer weakened condition, chemo poisoned body, Sue gets up every morning with a smile to prepare breakfast for her family, get a hyperactive 10 year old ready for school, then drive her granddaughter to school at 7am, then it is off to take her own grown daughter to her medical meetings, then she may take a minute for herself but never to question why … The day is not over, there is often still cancer related appointments, picking up the granddaughter from school, then there is the granddaughter homework, and even giving more by taking her granddaughter and neighborhood children to their after school activities … Sue does this every day because this is who she it — As special as a person can be.
We are preparing to get Sue into a private, more aggressive Private Cancer Hospital/Facility, where current insurance does not cover all of the medical related costs — In addition, on her limited retirement income the cancer has taken its toll on the day-to-day bills, family rent, and their older car that is in dire need of repair. As you can imagine these additional pressures weigh heavily on her — Sue is a woman that has never asked or questioned why her life’s path has been to care for others … It is now time for Sue to be cared for.
— Any help, of any amount, will be respected and blessed in her Church and by Sue’s friends that are doing everything they can to help this wonderful woman carry on her life for her daughter and granddaughter for many years to come.
At 78 years old Sue Evans has already gone through 6 rounds of Chemotherapy and Radiation treatment earlier this ,year (this after a difficult 6-hour surgery), Sue received news this week that her Stage 4 Cancer requires several more rounds of Chemo and Radiation treatments.
A bit about Sue … This is a special woman, who takes care of her only grown Daughter who is unable to work due to heath issues, as well as her 10 year old Granddaughter who both live with her.
Even in her Cancer weakened condition, chemo poisoned body, Sue gets up every morning with a smile to prepare breakfast for her family, get a hyperactive 10 year old ready for school, then drive her granddaughter to school at 7am, then it is off to take her own grown daughter to her medical meetings, then she may take a minute for herself but never to question why … The day is not over, there is often still cancer related appointments, picking up the granddaughter from school, then there is the granddaughter homework, and even giving more by taking her granddaughter and neighborhood children to their after school activities … Sue does this every day because this is who she it — As special as a person can be.
We are preparing to get Sue into a private, more aggressive Private Cancer Hospital/Facility, where current insurance does not cover all of the medical related costs — In addition, on her limited retirement income the cancer has taken its toll on the day-to-day bills, family rent, and their older car that is in dire need of repair. As you can imagine these additional pressures weigh heavily on her — Sue is a woman that has never asked or questioned why her life’s path has been to care for others … It is now time for Sue to be cared for.
— Any help, of any amount, will be respected and blessed in her Church and by Sue’s friends that are doing everything they can to help this wonderful woman carry on her life for her daughter and granddaughter for many years to come.