Christine for Bone Marrow Transplant to defeat Blood Cancer

CHRISTINE GOFF... Only 54yrs old

CHRISTINE'S STORY....

Christine met her husband Jeff Goff in high school in Fulton, Mo., where they became highschool sweethearts. After high school, they got married and moved th California where Jeff was stationed in the Navy. After he got out of the Navy, they moved back home to Fulton, Mo. They have been married 34 years now and are still going strong... (great accomplishment anymore..)

They have 2 beautiful daughters Samantha and Bridgette. The girls need their mom to help them with issues that come up in this thing we call life. Even just to chat on the phone a bit, or a long time, she is always there. If they are down or have good news, Christine was always there to help pick them up when they are down or praise them when good happens in their life. No matter what age our kids are, they will always need their mom.

Then the girls gave her 4 grandbabies. They are the light of her life, her everything. She loves the time she has with them, playing, laughing, swimming with them. God handed her a blessing when he gave them to her as her grandkids. They are young still and need her, as they need their parents, to help them grow, learn, and help guide them through this life they have been given. They do miss her SO much when she is gone in the hospital. Many phone calls and FaceTime, but we know this is not the same.

In late summer of 2024, Christine wasn't feeling well. Then, in September of 2024, she was diagnosed with Myelodysplasia (medical word for pre-leukemia, blood cancer).

She spent a month at University Hospital, in a totally sterile room, where they totally depleted her immune system, in Columbia, Mo.

She was blessed to come home over Christmas and New Year's. She got some much-needed quiet family time. Now, she will be headed to Barnes Hospital in St. Louis for further treatment, which includes a bone marrow transplant. She will be at Barnes for at least a month, in the sterile room again, to deplete her immune system again and for the marrow transplant. Then, when released, she has to stay close to the hospital for 3 to 4 months more. Medical expences are a burden on their own. They will be away from home and work for a long period of time so loss of work and traveling and meal expences are also a burden. Please find in your heart to help as you can. Even if it is just sharing this fund me page. Thank you for all your support and sharing.

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