Our friend Susan Kisker Hadley has been fighting cancer like a boss for 6 long years.  Throughout it all, Susan has had a remarkably positive attitude and has always thought of everyone else first: her family, her friends, and other cancer patients.   She's delivered hundreds of homemade blankets to people getting chemotherapy.  http://www.kisker-hadley.org/hello-world/
     Susan has only had one period of remission in 2013, and then the cancer was diagnosed as terminal with spreading to the lungs, adrenals and lymph nodes.  Susan has had a few recent hospitalizations that have left her needing oxygen.
     Susan is reluctant to ask for help - she doesn't want to bother people - but I convinced her to let me do this.  Her need is for something vital:  a portable oxygen concentrator.  Her insurance will not cover it.  It's on sale at MedMart right now, and the $2300 will get her the machine, an extra battery, and a weather resistant case.   Without this, Susan is confined to the house because the oxygen tanks + carts are too cumbersome.   She needs to get out and says having portable oxygen will help improve her quality of life.  
     Susan has alot to live for: she's looking forward to being around for college graduations, Daniel coming home from Korea, Hung's wedding, and being a grandmother.  She told me that she doesn't want to put this machine on a credit card because that would saddle Brian and the boys with more debt.   

Susan is always thinking of others first.  
Let's do this for her.