Hello, my name is Jesse Fairchild, I'm a disabled US Army Veteran raising money for my Dearest Reisha Parkinson here in Tempe, Arizona.

The talented & extremely big hearted Reisha, is graciously asking for financial assistance in these days of fighting for her life from non-genetic breast cancer.

Reisha was unfortunately poisoned by methane gas for 3 years, while at her former job.

Her former Employer's kept over looking the gas leak and complaints, having never fixed it, until Reisha suddenly died in front of us, having to be revive with CPR by myself and other's.

She was an award winning hair stylist whom was dedicated to her career and clientele as the number one employee in the state.

Her former Employer's gave her the boot when she could no longer work though. They did not even apologize and did what they could to sabotage workmans compensation.

We have since stuggled to cover her living expenses, car payment, mounting heath insurance bills, medicine, food, credit cards, ect.

I work all the extra construction I can to cover her bills these days, but my body is debilitating from my Service injuries and now we are both struggling to keep up with rising costs of literal living.

Stress is the biggest killer and even while Reisha has now started Chemo Therapy for the next year, she still gets up and tries to cut her client's hair whom loyaly call upon her talent and skills for at home assistance. She has now told them she can no longer help, as not being able to raise her arms, having the chemo port implanted. All her sources of income have ceased.

She needs to rest though and properly heal so she can sing even brighter for those that know her amazing gifts and that love her well being.

We both have worked our entire lives giving our best to other's and I would not ask if it wasn't a matter of precedence.

Reisha has already struggled for years with rebuilding her hearts strength from being poisoned, She's had multiple surgeries, and still fights on to live an honest life.

Finding out the news about the cancer this year has just been another emotional punch to the gut, but we try to have positive attitudes and will over come this with time, perseverance and assistance from those that care.

I know times are difficult with money for everyone these days, but even 20 dollars will go a long way for Reisha.

I will also send prayers of good health, fortune, and happiness in your direction. Karma is real.

Thank you for your understanding and consideration in helping Reisha Parkinson heal and live life to the fullest, as I wish no less for her. She deserves it.

Much light and love.