Help Delilah Overcome Medical Challenges

***Update***

On April 16th, I underwent surgery where both of my ovaries were removed, along with multiple cysts. As a result, my body has now entered surgical menopause. One of the hardest parts to process is that my dream of becoming a biological mother has been taken from me. That reality has shattered me.

I’m trying my best to handle everything, but the truth is—this is not easy. I am struggling emotionally, physically, and financially. I can’t work right now, and I'm doing everything I can just to stay afloat. I’m still awaiting biopsy results on the cysts, which may mean another surgery ahead.

I feel overwhelmed. Some days, I feel like a failure. If I could, I would just lay in my mom’s arms and cry—it hurts in more ways than I can express.

To everyone who has already donated, reached out, called, or shared words of encouragement: thank you. Your kindness means the world.

But my journey isn’t over. If you're able to help in any way—financially, by sharing this, or just with prayers—I would be so grateful. Every bit helps, especially as I try to keep my car and cover rent.

Some days, it’s all just too much, but I’m doing everything I can to hold on. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for being here.

Hi everyone,

This is one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to write. My name is Delilah, and I’ve always been the kind of person who tries to handle things on my own. But right now, I’m facing something bigger than me, and I know I need support.

I recently found out that I have a cyst in my ovaries and uterus that require me to have surgery and then they will be biopsied. It’s scary, to say the least. My doctors are still figuring out the best course of action, but there’s a real chance I will need a full hysterectomy. The thought of this surgery (a second surgery)—of what it means for my future—has been overwhelming. Some days, I feel strong. Other days, the fear creeps in.

One of the hardest parts of all of this is knowing that I have to say goodbye to ever being able of carrying a child. I have always dreamed of becoming a mother, and while life has never made that easy for me, I held onto hope. Now, that hope feels like it’s slipping away. Processing this loss while also facing the uncertainty of my health has been one of the most difficult things I’ve ever had to do.

As much as I wish I could just focus on my health, the financial side of things is a weight I can’t ignore. Between medical expenses, being laid off from work, and the long road to recovery, I know I can’t do this alone. And so, I’m asking—humbly, and with my whole heart—for any support you can give. Whether it’s a donation, a share, or simply a kind word, it would mean the world to me.

I know I’ll get through this, but having a community of love and support will make all the difference. Thank you for reading, for caring, and for standing by me during this difficult time.

With love and gratitude,

Delilah