Bill's Multiple Myeloma Cancer Fund

We need some help. My name is Bill Elsasser. My back surgery campaign has change to a Cancer fighting campaign. In the time that it took to approve my back surgery a mass or tumor developed at the sight of my burst fracture. So the doctors turn to cancer testing. The diagnosis of cancer is Multiple Myeloma. Multiple Myeloma is a blood cancer that affects the plasma cells in bone marrow, causing them to form a tumor. Plasma cells are the white blood cells that make antibodies to fight off infections. Myeloma is often found in multiple places in the body, and is referred to as multiple myeloma. In rare cases myeloma is found in one place in the body, and is called solitary myeloma. Myeloma blood cancer treatment may include chemotherapy, radiation and stem cell transplant.
My chemo treatment start Monday, November 13 at the Heptner Cancer Center at Campbell County Memorial Hospital.
I will also have to make an appointment at the University of Colorado and probably have to make a few trips to see them.
We are still in need of help with medical, travel and living expenses. With having chemo treatments don't know how much it will affect me and how much work I will miss from there treatments. Thank You and God Bless all that can help Me and My Wife threw this long Journey.
May God be with you and Bless you for your Generosity.
Thank you,
Bill Elsasser