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Help Pam live her last remaining months with dignity.
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Hello Everyone, my name is Lee and I have a dear friend named Pam Jackson that was just diagnosed with terminal cancer and given 18-24 months to live. Additionally, she is also a full-time caregiver for her mother who has dementia.
Our dear friend Pam Jackson has always been the one to care for others first. Now, as she faces a heartbreaking diagnosis with limited time left, we want to rally around her. Pam not only battles her own illness, but also serves as the full-time caregiver for her mother, who is living with dementia/Alzheimer’s.
Pam’s doctors have told her that her time may be limited to the next 18–24 months. Despite this devastating news, she continues to dedicate herself every single day to caring for her mother. The weight of being both a patient and a caregiver is overwhelming — emotionally, physically, and financially.
Pam has spent her life giving love and support to those around her. Now she deserves that same love and support in return. Our goal is to help relieve her burdens so she can focus on what truly matters: spending quality time with her loved ones and making cherished memories in her final months.
Your contributions will go toward:
Medical expenses not fully covered by insurance
Caregiving support for her mother, to give Pam much-needed relief
Basic living costs, so Pam can spend less time worrying and more time with family
Opportunities to create special memories with those she loves most
How You Can Help
No contribution is too small. Your support — whether through donations, sharing Pam’s story, or sending words of encouragement — will help give Pam the dignity, comfort, and love she deserves in her final months.
On behalf of Pam, her mother, and everyone who loves her: thank you for standing with us in her time on need.
As a friend, I see her struggling from afar and want to do whatever I can to help her improve the quality of her life for her remaining days. Anything you can help with is much appreciated. Thank you.
Lee Gelb

