Paramedic. Daughter. Sister. Auntie. Dog Mom. Entrepreneur. Bad Ass Boss Babe. This woman wears many hats proudly.

 

Meet Ashley. Paramedic by day, cookie connessieur by night. She is a loving daughter, supportive sister, cool Dee Ashley to 2 just as cool tiny humans, and dog mom to Stan the man. But most importantly, she has the most gorgeous soul that shines a thousand times brighter than then any star in this universe. With the silliest personality, and the constant reminder from her mother to smile nicely in photos, she fills the room with laughter at her spunkiness, witty comments and stories.

Unfortunately life likes to throw curveballs at even the kindest of people. In May, Ashley was diagnosed with a rare aggressive form of multiple myeloma called plasma cell myeloma. Once she had been diagnosed, her amazing team of doctors and nurses drew up a plan, and she started treatment right away. But this has not slowed her down. If anything this has ignited a fire within her. 

 

Ashley has given so much to the community. Being a paramedic is no walk in the park. It requires strength, courage, resilience and every ounce of a selfless soul. Everything Ashley is.

 

She is the epitome of strength and is a huge advocate of mental health and self love. Family means absolutely everything to her and we want to show her how much she means to her family. Some of her favourite hobbies include (but not limited to) baking, photography, crystal collecting, going to the gym, travelling, hiking, going to concerts with her sister Marlene and many many more.

 

As you have seen from the pictures, Ashley has the most amazing hair. Long luscious and dyed many beautiful colour over the years. She has a mane that would make anyone envious.

 

She has given so much to everyone around her that we wanted to give something back to show her our everlasting support and give her back a sense of normalcy as she embarks on this trying and challenging adventure. We want to be able to give her the gift of a wig as beautiful as her own hair, so she can feel confident and keep pushing forward. If by chance, she is lucky enough to keep her beautiful tresses, the money used will be put towards medication.

We are asking for any small or big donation if your budget allows for it.

 

Thank you so much.

 

She is a warrior and she is our warrior.