Help Abbey Fight Cancer——Again.

Abbey Shelton is a young mother of two beautiful children, and anyone who knows her will tell you—she's one of the funniest, most down-to-earth people you'll ever meet. Her sense of humor has a way of making even the hardest days feel a little lighter. But this past year, Abbey’s strength and spirit have been tested in ways no one should ever have to face.

In January of last year, Abbey discovered a lump in her neck. After several tests, she received the heartbreaking news: it was thyroid cancer. She underwent surgery to remove her thyroid and several lymph nodes, followed by radiation and a period of isolation—painful for anyone, but especially for a mother with little ones who just want to be close. Through it all, Abbey stayed strong. When her doctors told her she was cancer-free, she and her husband Dylan were overjoyed. They began to shift their focus to healing, both emotionally and financially, from the toll the past year had taken.

But just when they thought the worst was behind them, life took another devastating turn.

At a routine follow-up in March of this year, a blood test revealed that the cancer had returned—and this time, it had spread. Further scans showed it was now in her neck, lungs, and abdomen. The news was crushing. Abbey has now been referred to Huntsman Cancer Institute, where she will begin a new treatment plan to try to stop the cancer from spreading further.

We know she is in good hands, but the journey ahead will be long, exhausting, and expensive. Between travel, time away from work, medical bills, and the day-to-day needs of raising a young family, the financial burden is overwhelming.

Abbey and Dylan are not the kind of people to ask for help—but right now, they need it. And we know they would do the same for anyone else.

Please consider donating to help this incredible family through this fight. Your support will give Abbey the chance to focus on what matters most: healing, being with her children, and holding onto hope.

If Venmo is more comfortable to use, it’s @AbbeyLynShelton.

From the bottom of our hearts—thank you.