Help Abbey, Young Mom of 3, Beat Stage IV Cancer

Abbey, a 29-year-old mother of 3 young children, was diagnosed with Stage 4 colon cancer two years ago. Her colon cancer had spread to her liver, and the tumors were causing her liver to fail at the time of diagnosis. Over the past two years, she’s undergone 30+ rounds of heavy chemo as well as major invasive surgery, all while facing the demands of motherhood and parenting her now 7, 6, and 2-year-old girls. Over the last few months, she has also gone through an excruciatingly painful divorce and had to deal with the emotional devastation of that heartbreaking situation on top of her cancer.

The chemo initially brought her tumor growth down. However, conventional treatment is no longer working, and the tumors that were shrinking over the past two years are now larger than they were at initial diagnosis and growing.

As conventional treatment is failing her, a new potential path to healing has surfaced in the form of a clinic that offers promising alternative therapies that may help her. Many people have found healing with these kinds of treatments, and this offers exciting new hope for Abbey. The problem is, they’re very expensive. The clinic doesn’t accept insurance and the first month alone costs around $60,000.

Abbey’s community has made an incredible difference in her journey as people have rallied around to offer her hope during this difficult time. We’re calling on you again to help her fight this battle.

Any donation, big or small, will make a huge difference. If you can’t donate, please share Abbey’s story. Every bit of help counts. Let’s help Abbey get the treatment and support she needs as she fights this difficult battle.

Thank you for being there for her.