Help Go Go Gadjet's Nate Myotte Beat Cancer
Donation protected
If you're reading this, then you are familiar with Nate Myotte. Bassist and audio wizard of the band Go Go Gadjet. Husband, father, and overall awesome dude. You literally won't find a person anywhere that doesn't like this guy. But now, Nate needs your help.
While 2020 has packed an unexpected punch for most, it has been life-altering for Nate and his family. Not only has he lost his job as a full-time musician, but he was diagnosed with colon cancer in July. Yep. The big "C."
Being the aforementioned awesome dude that he is, Nate took one day to allow this word to settle in and then when on the attack. Tests, scans, surgeries, and now chemotherapy. If you see him and ask him how he's doing, he won't complain at all. He was literally helping his band mates move drywall while he had a bag of chemo fluid pumping into his veins through a port in his chest! Unbelievable.
While his attitude and outlook regarding his health are positively an inspiration, the stress of a continuous stream of medical bills is adding up. With the live event business shutdown indefinitely, there's no knowing when Nate can get back to work.
Bills coming in, money going out. Money not coming in. This sentence may sound like a line from a Dr. Suess book, but unfortunately it's just the simple breakdown of Nate's current reality.
But now you have the chance to help this great person when he is in need.
We are hoping to raise enough money to cover Nate's health insurance deductible for 2020 and 2021 (his chemo therapy treatments will continue into the new year). Raising this money will eliminate this financial burden and allow Nate to focus on this recovery.
If you've ever seen Nate on stage, worked with him or just talked to him, you know he's a humble, kind individual. He loves to put his full attention into a project and really enjoys a good laugh. He even wanted this campaign to be called "Save Nate's Ass!" We weren't sure that would get through the Go Fund Me process though...
We know this year has been difficult on many. But if you are able, please help this guy get better. Please donate what you can so he can get back to 100% and put this whole ordeal behind him. Thank you for reading and thank you for your help!
While 2020 has packed an unexpected punch for most, it has been life-altering for Nate and his family. Not only has he lost his job as a full-time musician, but he was diagnosed with colon cancer in July. Yep. The big "C."
Being the aforementioned awesome dude that he is, Nate took one day to allow this word to settle in and then when on the attack. Tests, scans, surgeries, and now chemotherapy. If you see him and ask him how he's doing, he won't complain at all. He was literally helping his band mates move drywall while he had a bag of chemo fluid pumping into his veins through a port in his chest! Unbelievable.
While his attitude and outlook regarding his health are positively an inspiration, the stress of a continuous stream of medical bills is adding up. With the live event business shutdown indefinitely, there's no knowing when Nate can get back to work.
Bills coming in, money going out. Money not coming in. This sentence may sound like a line from a Dr. Suess book, but unfortunately it's just the simple breakdown of Nate's current reality.
But now you have the chance to help this great person when he is in need.
We are hoping to raise enough money to cover Nate's health insurance deductible for 2020 and 2021 (his chemo therapy treatments will continue into the new year). Raising this money will eliminate this financial burden and allow Nate to focus on this recovery.
If you've ever seen Nate on stage, worked with him or just talked to him, you know he's a humble, kind individual. He loves to put his full attention into a project and really enjoys a good laugh. He even wanted this campaign to be called "Save Nate's Ass!" We weren't sure that would get through the Go Fund Me process though...
We know this year has been difficult on many. But if you are able, please help this guy get better. Please donate what you can so he can get back to 100% and put this whole ordeal behind him. Thank you for reading and thank you for your help!
Organizer and beneficiary
Jeffrey Tomrell
Organizer
Wernersville, PA
Ronni Myotte
Beneficiary