Dakotah's Chemo Fund
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"But as for me, I will always have hope." - Psalms 71:14.
On February 20th, I went under a pretty extensive surgery to take out an enlarged tumour the size of a basketball off of my left ovary that was now dead due to the size of this tumour. To even consider the doctor to let me have this surgery, it costed us a couple thousand dollars. But we managed a plan. After the surgery, I battled many complications with my health. In late February, my doctor sent out my tumour to be evaluated by students and profound scholars at Johns Hopkins in Maryland and to my dismay despite everything we were told, I was diagnosed with stage 1 ovarian cancer with dangerous qualities in march. It has taken a huge toll on not only myself, but my family as well. I don't ask for much, but the smallest fraction of what could really help me from this taking over my life at only 20 years old. I'm part of such a rare case, and not only would it help me with these extensive and difficult bills, but it could also help with the doctors to discover things about my case and continue. I want to go to school to contribute to these discoveries with other patients as well, and become an advocate, and a blogger, for young girls going through chemotherapy at young ages as well. Any donations help, even just a penny. Any questions are welcomed too! Thank you all and God bless.
On February 20th, I went under a pretty extensive surgery to take out an enlarged tumour the size of a basketball off of my left ovary that was now dead due to the size of this tumour. To even consider the doctor to let me have this surgery, it costed us a couple thousand dollars. But we managed a plan. After the surgery, I battled many complications with my health. In late February, my doctor sent out my tumour to be evaluated by students and profound scholars at Johns Hopkins in Maryland and to my dismay despite everything we were told, I was diagnosed with stage 1 ovarian cancer with dangerous qualities in march. It has taken a huge toll on not only myself, but my family as well. I don't ask for much, but the smallest fraction of what could really help me from this taking over my life at only 20 years old. I'm part of such a rare case, and not only would it help me with these extensive and difficult bills, but it could also help with the doctors to discover things about my case and continue. I want to go to school to contribute to these discoveries with other patients as well, and become an advocate, and a blogger, for young girls going through chemotherapy at young ages as well. Any donations help, even just a penny. Any questions are welcomed too! Thank you all and God bless.
Organizer
Dakotah Freeman
Organizer
Bentonville, AR
