SHE NEVER KNEW HOW STRONG SHE WAS UNTIL BEING STRONG WAS THE ONLY CHOICE SHE HAD. Im making this page on behalf of one of the most strongest and bravest human beings I have ever met. I have had the blessing of being apart of her life for the last 10 years(hopefully as many more as possible); shes my mother in law Diana Batten (Hum). For those of you that don't know or haven't had any updates recently, i'll explain as much as I can. She was diagnosed with uterine cancer the summer of 2019. She had Uterine Leiomyosarcoma. This cancer is a very rare type of cancer that affects smooth muscle tissue and other soft tissue through out the body. Once we knew not much time was wasted and surgery was scheduled for a hysterectomy. She then had the surgery only to come home without complete joy and thinking she beat it and could continue her normal life that consist of being a mom, a grandma(geega), a friend, working a full time job and living her life to the fullest. But, instead she came home with the news that she needed to have some more imaging and a biopsy of her lung. Some time had passed that was filled with more tests and appointments that led to the day the doctor confirmed hers and family's biggest fear and said the dreadful words no one ever wants to hear, "the cancer was in lungs and now stage 4." Now time to start Chemo, time to add to the pages of her book of life and scared of the unknown but she gave it her all going into chemo but her body just wouldn't tolerate it. Her side affects where horrible and felt through out her whole body. At this time Chemo stopped and doctor thought she would do better on a oral medication that was a form of chemo. Some time had passed and the oral medication seemed to be doing the trick everything seemed to be at a stand still with the cancer and stayed that was for a decent length of time. It was the first time in a while life seemed almost normal. She spend her days in her garden, at home, with friends and some how always had some grand kids almost attached to her hip, back or any part of her they could attach too. It almost seemed to be to good to be true. Once again it was time for normal doctor appointment following up with results of a CT scan to see where the cancer stood. Caught off guard she and family would yet again hear the words no one ever wants to hear, " the oral chemo isn't working anymore, Cancer had metastasis to other organsplaces of her body. Granted it was small amount of it that spread and was considered slow growing at the time, it was now time to look at other options, other treatments, possible trials if any. Couple weeks had gone by waiting to hear of something she stated having some problems with vision mostly on one side so scheduled an eye exam never having a clue about what was going to come of what she and family thought was just going to be a normal exam. The eye doctor told Diana that there was a mass behind her eye that was believed to be part of the cancer. Next stop would be over to a specialist to follow up more on this mass and to find out forsure if it was cancerous or not. The specialist then had to say those few words no one wants to hear, "yes it was part of the cancer." Now scheduled for a procedure to had the pressure in her eye drained and to be able to exam even more. Well that exam confirmed the one mass again and only to follow with there was more then one. At this time Diana was physically having a hard time dealing with the emotions that came with all this but was being to have some issues with fine motor and scensary skills. My husband(diane's son), our 3 children and myself all live together for the 10 years I have known her, our kids have spent everyday of there life's with there Gegga) so having to watch was heart breaking and devastating not to mention felling scared and helpless, just wanting to take it all away and make her feel okay again. After about a week of fighting through all these side effects with everything she had in her it was finally time to go to the hospital to get some extra help and get her out of pain. That revealed pancreatitis and a 2 week hospital stay while she do a round of radiation and was beginning chemo again once a month. That was short lived the day before her 2nd round of chemo she had a doctors appointment. With everything being said we heard those finally devastating words ,"that it was time to get her comfortable at home." Scared beyond belief, full of emotions, not sure what to do just knew there had to be more this wasn't the end even though treatment wasn't working anymore there had to be something else. Diane wasn't and isn't ready to give up. This woman has so much strength and courage, its almost unbelievable sometimes. In these post few week we have all cried, laughed, reminisced,read & researched anything and everything possible and digging to find another option. Finally we found other medications and and some things to trial.   They had very successful results and outcomes of every kind, from shrinking cancer, stopping cancer growth and even curing cancer in some cases. This is all we have left to try. We have to give it a shot because any time prolonged and shrinking or reduction or even just slowing it down is a win for us. There is a protocol to follow with this product for the treatment of cancer and. It is a little pricey for the full treatment but her life is worth it. So we are reaching out to ask anyone that can help give her one last fight against this horrible disease and to help with any other expenses to cover things to boost her nutrition and hydration. Shes having a really hard time sustaining any nutrition or vitamins in her body so we are trying everything we can. If you cant help financially even just saying a prayer and share this page will mean the world to us. its a race against time. LETS GIVE HER THIS LAST CHANCE TO FIGHT WITH EVERYTHING SHE HAS IN HER!