help with an urn for my beautiful daughter

This is my beautiful daughter Megan. She is at the end stage of her lung disease (cystic fibrosis) and was recently denied a transplant. She is now on palliative care, which is the step before hospice. She wasn't given a time frame but we do know our time together is limited. Cystic fibrosis is a very invasive disease and my little Megan has had a rough go of it. She was born with it but her health started to decline rapidly when she was around 16-years-old. She spent much of her time in hospitals, and so many holidays there as well. Unfortunately, we struggle financially and haven't been able to afford the simple things in life, let alone anything lavish. Megan is such an amazing young lady and daughter. I just want her to have some fun while she still can, free from the financial worries we’ve lived with all these years. With all the medical equipment she requires, a motor home would be the perfect way for us to travel and to safely transport her, and our small family, to the sites in America she dreams of seeing. She has a brother, a sister and a one-year-old nephew. She wants to do lots of things with us (but especially with her baby nephew) and along the way she will take pictures and build a scrapbook for him so he will one day see how much his auntie loved him. A couple other things she wants are to make her medical life a little easier while she can, including a back brace for her spine and a portable oxygen concentrator so she can walk around without a 20 lb tank that she can barely pick up that we have to change every couple of hours. Her freedom and help with her back will majorly improve her quality of life and make travelling easier for her.  We’ve been living in a motel and it has not been the most glamorous life for her. She dreams of a make-over, of course, and dreams of staying at the Madonna Inn in San Luis Obispo. We know our time is limited and I want her to do things that will bring her joy, and for once in her life, not to worry about finances. I want Megan to have fun. She is so young. I can't change the inevitable, but with your help I can change the events along the way... Thank you for taking the time to read our story. And for any donation you can spare! It means more than you know. Lorraine Adams, Megan’s mom