Help Jordan Ford's Family Through Cancer Treatments

3/1 2025

Jordan is home! He told me he is very tired but is happy to be home. His numbers (bloodwork) are slowly going up after the extreme chemo and the transplant. They have no income coming in- has been for weeks. They still need our help. Every little bit helps! Thank you all for what you have all done and your love and prayers. Thier journey is long from over.

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1/10/2025

Happier time for the Fords, No walker, cane, pain, Dr. appointments, and uncertainty. Please continue to help, share and encourage.

Christmas Day 2024

On this day, please remember Jordan and the family. Great news! Jordan is in remission! The chemo and prayers have helped. However, he still has lesions in his back and leg - he is in pain every day. And now, they are preparing for all of their trips to Madison for his stem cell treatment. This mean gas, motels and lack of work. Also, the medical bills are mounting. Please keep them all in your prayers. Also, please share.

Well, as the holidays approach, the prayers and wishes continue for Jordan, On November 21st, he spent a day in Madison and started the stem cell process. They removed all the stem cells as he layed on his back all day with IV's pulling and replacing his blood. After he came home, he has not been feeling good - tired and nausea. The plan is to replace the bone stem cells in January after a huge dose of chemo. He will be in Madison a month or up to 3 months. At home, he continues his chemo and weekly infusions. The family still needs our help. Thank you so much. If you read this, please share the post. A thousand Thank Yous!

Jordan has found joy in Christmas tree’s this year. His family came up and put up ours this past weekend to share the "joy."

They want you to know how humbled they are for the donations and are forever grateful.

Their struggle continues.......

Please, please help.

My Son-in Law, Jordan Ford was diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma cancer in July 2024. He is 42. This terrible cancer is in the blood plasma and attacks the bone marrow. He had a pain in his leg while working out. After therapy he was able to get a CT scan. Jordan and Kim’s life changed that day. He was diagnosed and he has lesions on his hip, lower leg and spine. Within a week, his femur broke and had a rod inserted. While both Kim and Jordan have been optimistic while doing their best to adapt to the challenges, their struggles have been significant, to say the least. Not only have their appointments been crazy, they are both suffering from lack of income due to the amount of time Jordan has been in and out of the hospital and bills piling up, but they are also having to travel to Madison, WI to see a specialist for Jordan’s treatments. Recently, Jordan is a candidate for stem cell replacement in Madison. This will be a long process and be very costly for them. All this on top of Kim working 2 jobs, Jordan working at home when he is able and trying to take care of himself and this on top of having the normal household duties and raising their 2 children, Alexis 8 and Connor 17. We are asking for your help, if you are able, to lift them up this holiday season and help take one burden off of their shoulders. Kim and Jordan are exceptionally good, kind, humble, hardworking people and are in a position no one wants to find themselves in. Thank you for giving what you can. There are no two people more deserving.