Hi friends - This is all happening so fast.

My mom, Pam Caldwell, was recently diagnosed with her third round of cancer. This time it’s a bit more serious. The diagnosis is Stage 4.

She has worked hard to keep her business running as both the head of operations, finance manager, and practitioner through the first two bouts of cancer in the past, and I think that’s why it came back. She never really had a chance to heal or fully recover, even during her treatments. She was never able to stop working.

This time we are doing something different. We are having her step down from her position at her company to get the rest and healing she really needs.

She is now considered unemployed, which means we are having to turn to lots of “delay and defer” payment options at the hospital. Those bills still exist – they will just pop up in a few weeks' time rather than having to pay her high deductible for needed procedures up front.

I’m here with her to help her as I can, driving 10 hours every two weeks from Portland to be in Nevada City. I’ve seen first-hand how they’re struggling financially, and with all of these hospital bills that they’ve already had – plus the chemo that she will start next week on 3/06 – it’s going to be overwhelming for them.

If there’s anything you can do to help us – even if it’s a little – every single bit helps and is so greatly appreciated. If you aren’t able to donate, please share as far and wide as you can.

We know people who have successfully overcome Stage 4 and we have full confidence that she will too.

We also know that stress feeds this. Some financial support will help alleviate the money stress that she is currently experiencing. Money stress always makes everything so much more difficult. She just needs to stay as stress-free and peaceful as possible so that she can just focus on her treatments and recovery.

Please join us in sending my mom Pam love and healing vibes.

See her as completely healthy, vibrant, energetic, and fully renewed!

Thank you for anything you can do!

Love,

Hannah Caldwell