Help my mom beat her Stage 4 Cancer

Earlier this year my mom Sheyda, was experiencing some neck pain. These pains randomly started as she was driving home from work. She came home and described her pain to me and my dad. My family was left confused as no activity she had done in the past few days could have caused these pains. We took my mom for an x-ray, and the results came back that her neck was broken. The doctors were confused about what caused this. There was no sign of how it became broken. My mom was forced to stay home from work. During her time home, she wore a very uncomfortable cast. One night, she was awoken by yet another pain in her lower back. She was unable to walk and was rushed to the hospital. The doctors were confused, and so was the family. Doctors took another x-ray and saw that not only was the neck broken but now was her back.

Upon further tests, doctors concluded the only explanation for these easy breakings. It had to be some kind of cancer. doctors tested and tested and the results came back as stomach cancer. Even though it was found early, it had already reached stage four. The treatments for this cancer were chemotherapy as well as Radiation therapy. These both cost very much. My family has insurance, but they only pay so little. As my family had to pay our house bills my dad had to work a lot.

Now as my dad is the only one to support the family bills and bills add up. And now on top of that, bills from chemotherapy, radiation treatments, and hospital bills are constantly being sent. Since March, these bills have cost thousands upon thousands of dollars and are known to continue increasing as not all bills have been received. My father (Mehran) has been working two jobs paying for the house and my mom's (Sheyda) medical bills. Recently he has been unable to go to work because he constantly has to look over my mom and take her to her appointments. Me and my mom are moving to Utah for a couple of months to live with my aunt who can take care of me and my mom while my dad works. While we are in Utah, my dad has to work days and nights. At night he works in cross-state buses and in the morning, he works in construction. All to support his wife and family. But recently not many jobs have been available since the economy has been going down. As a last chance, we are fundraising money for Sheyda’s radiation therapy, chemotherapy, and many other hospital bills. Any donations and prayers are deeply appreciated.