Help Daniel Marsack beat lymphoma

Learn about large B cell lymphoma 
Daniel and Ivy Marsack need help with the exorbitant costs of cancer treatment. With the severity of Daniel’s illness, Ivy cares for him full time, with no health insurance, and applications for government assistance pending review. They are facing an insurmountable amount of debt - the bottom line is that any support can help, and they’re not going to want to burden anyone with requests for that help, so I’m doing it for them.

Daniel’s cancer journey began in 2012 when he was diagnosed with a rare form of Hodgkin’s lymphoma. He went through a year of treatment, after which the cancer went into remission. Unfortunately, the chemotherapy caused damage to his organs, including his liver and brain. 

Two years later, during a follow-up appointment, he learned that the cancer had returned. Still suffering the effects of the previous treatment, Daniel opted to pursue a holistic healing approach to strengthen his immune system prior to considering stronger chemotherapy drugs and stem cell transplant.

That approach helped strengthen his immune system and kept the cancer at bay for a while until his health began to deteriorate in 2018. He began to lose weight rapidly, which sapped his energy, and he developed chronic, crippling  pain in his back and left arm.

It turns out that Daniel’s cancer has
mutated to a very aggressive form of lymphoma known as large B cell lymphoma. He now has a tumor growing from his chest toward his spine that presses on nerves, causing considerable pain, and the  cancer has spread to his bone marrow and possibly his spinal fluid.

He will soon be going through aggressive, intensive treatment, including radiation, chemotherapy and possibly a stem cell transplant. They need all the help -
financially and through prayer - that we can give.

Through all of this, Daniel maintains his sense of humor and positive outlook, driven by a faith that can, indeed move mountains. Please consider how you can help ease some of their load.

 Thank you for your prayers and donations.