Bone Marrow & Medical Fees

So often we take those we love for granted. We try not to but it inevitably happens until life reminds us that every moment we have with loved ones is a gift. Our reminder came as a phone call from our dad in early May when he told us he was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) and all we could think was our dad has cancer. 

Our dad has always been there for us and anyone that needed his help. He's driven hundreds of miles to help us when we've needed him most. If you know him or have ever met him you know he has a sense of humor and enjoys making people laugh. Our dad has always enjoyed spending time with his family and grandchildren. We weren't sure he would live until June. Thankfully, he did and the next step is a bone marrow transplant.

AML is a cancer with a high reoccurence rate and short remission time frames. The hopeful cure is a bone marrow transplant. The procedure is extremely expensive especially without secondary coverage (which our dad doesn't have). These funds are to help pay for the bone marrow transplant and the medical costs associated with it.

Thank you (in advance) with our families' whole hearts plus some. ❤