Help Sebastian with his battle against lymphoma.

-Update!-

Sebastian is still battling! He has undergone many rounds of chemotherapy, surgeries, and a bone marrow transplant and now his lymphoma is in remission. The doctors at Fred Hutch have been incredible. The baby that was born during his treatment is happy and healthy.

Many challenges are still ahead for him, though. Because of his weakened immune system from the bone marrow transplant, he can only leave the house under limited circumstances, and is still working on gaining his strength. Please, if you could find it in your heart to make a donation, even something small, whatever you can, to help him maintain his home for his wife and children while he finishes his recovery from this devastating disease. Or, if you cannot make a donation maybe you can share Sebastian's story?

Many thanks for your kindness.

Hello my beautiful friends. Let me tell you about someone near and dear to me who is about to face a tough battle. I have known Sebastian since 2016 when he came to work for our remodeling company and he has gone on to have his own company now, as well. We didn't always see eye to eye, but a friendship developed that remains strong to this day. He's a kind soul, great dad to his 3 kids (+1 on the way!), and just bought his first home last year. Plus, his cabbage rolls are delicious.

But now with this diagnosis of anaplastic large cell lymphoma he will face some major challenges. Surgery and chemotherapy will be coming soon and he will not be able to work. His lovely wife, Michelle, who has worked at Safeway for many years as a cake decorator and puts up with his antics, will be at his side and taking care of the kids as well as expecting their next one. They really need our help.

Funds will go towards keeping a roof over their heads, food on the table, and lights on. And, of course, helping them get back and forth to treatment at Fred Hutch in Seattle. 

Anything you can provide would be greatly appreciated. Please share, as well, if you can.

Many thanks.