Help me with the cost of my lung cancer treatment.

Help Me Fight Lung Cancer – A Nurse’s Plea for Hope     My name is Alex, and I have dedicated my life to caring for others as a nurse. Like many, I dreamed of building a better future, and after years of perseverance, I finally achieved my goal of working in the heart of New York City in 2015. Life was full of promise, and together with my loving wife, we worked hard to build our dreams.     But in 2021, everything changed. I was diagnosed with lung cancer that had already spread to my liver. The news shattered our world. I endured countless tests, biopsies, and scans, all while battling the fear of what lay ahead. Then, as if things weren’t hard enough, I contracted COVID-19. I thought it was the end. But by the grace of God, I survived. I believed my fight was over.     In 2022, I began targeted therapy, and miraculously, my tumor stabilized. My wife and I clung to hope, celebrating every step toward recovery. I was able to return to work, to the life I loved, to the profession that gave me purpose. For a while, it felt like I had won.     But cancer is relentless.     In March 2024, I started feeling unwell again. Fear gripped me as I underwent tests, praying for good news. But my worst nightmare came true—the cancer had returned, this time with even more force. I was devastated to learn I had vocal cord paralysis, and despite undergoing a clinical trial, my tumors continued to spread aggressively. Now, I have bilateral lung tumors, and my battle has never felt more overwhelming.     I am exhausted—physically, emotionally, and financially. My body is weak, my mind is weary, and my heart is heavy with uncertainty. I can no longer work, which means no income. I have drained my health insurance, maxed out my disability benefits, and spent every penny I had on treatment. I have given everything to this fight, but I cannot do it alone anymore.     I am reaching out to you, humbly asking for your kindness and generosity. Every dollar you donate brings me one step closer to continuing treatment, to giving me a chance at more time with my wife, my loved ones, and the patients I one day hope to care for again. No amount is too small, and if you are unable to give financially, your prayers and words of encouragement mean the world to me.     Cancer is trying to take everything from me, but I refuse to give up. I still have hope, and with your help, I can keep fighting.     From the bottom of my heart, thank you for reading my story, for your support, and for believing in my fight. May God bless you abundantly for your kindness.     *With gratitude, Alex