My name is Janet Carmichael and I'm honored to share the inspiring story of the Murphy family, who have faced incredible challenges with courage and resilience. Meet Kyle, Heather, Logan, and Jax, a family that embodies the spirit of hope and determination. Kyle and Heather, high school sweethearts, married in February 2006, after Kyle joined the Army in August 2005. Kyle's deployment to Mosul, Iraq, in October 2006, was a difficult time for the young couple. In September 2007, Kyle's life was forever changed when his friend took his place on a patrol, which was ambushed, resulting in the loss of three lives. The devastating impact of that event led to Kyle's separation from the Army as a disabled veteran. Heather, a pillar of strength, worked tirelessly to support their family, demonstrating unwavering dedication and love. Despite the challenges they faced, they welcomed their first child, Logan, in 2011, and two years later, Logan was diagnosed with autism. Kyle, a devoted father, became a stay-at-home dad, while Heather continued to work, ensuring their family's well-being. In 2015, they welcomed Jax, and their family was complete. Kyle and Heather are exceptional parents, instilling a love of learning and exploration in their children. Logan's diagnosis, though challenging, has not defined him, thanks to his parents' unwavering support. Recently, the family received devastating news: Heather has advanced cervical cancer. Despite the lack of insurance, Heather continued to work, even on difficult days, relying on pain medication to manage her symptoms. Kyle's disability checks covered their expenses, but the loss of Heather's income has left them struggling to make ends meet. After a two-month battle, Heather finally secured insurance and an appointment with an oncologist in Fort Worth. As they prepare for her treatment, they face significant financial challenges. Your support would be a beacon of hope, enabling them to focus on Heather's recovery without the added stress of financial burdens. Please consider offering assistance to cover transportation, household bills, groceries, and medications. Heather deserves the best care possible, and your kindness would be a testament to the power of compassion. I invite you to join me in praying for Heather and her family, that they may find strength, hope, and healing during this difficult time. If you're unable to contribute financially, please share their story, and let's rally around this remarkable family. Thank you, and may God bless you. P.S. Kyle is my youngest son.

kyle and Heather were high school sweethearts! kyle .

kyle joined the Army Aug 2005, when he got out of Basic training and to his first Duty station Kyle and Heather married. Feb 2006.

Kyle is deployed to Mosul Iraq Oct 2006.

Sep 2007 Kyle was pulled from a patrol because he had Radio Guard later that night and a close friend took his place as the hmmwv driver. And his best friend went on That night.

His Truck commander, Gunner and the replacement driver were killed by an IED that blew the Vehicle to pieces.

kyle is the young man in the very rear holding- the casket ,devastated. Shortly after his deployment he is separated from the Army a disabled Vet.

this is where Heather comes in , she is one of the hardest working young ladies i have ever known, what ever it takes to make a livingshe did her very best.

they decided to start a family and had their first child in 2011 and 2 years later logan was diagnosed with Autism.

kyle did manage to work before logan was born , but then became a stay at home dad while Heather worked to help keep the bills paid and food on the table

everything seemed to work

2015 they had Jax!

kyle & Heather are great parents, they teach the kids about wild life, all about the animals in the world, space you name it and the kids love learning about the world, and they depend and love their parents so much

logans diagnosis is high up on the spectrum and wasn’t verbal until he was 6 years of age

now is doing amazing thanks to mom and dad

now the devastating news they got in April

Heather has cervical cancer that is advanced.

the sad sad part is, Heather didnt have insurance from her job as a elementary school janitor Heather was told without insurance she would not be able to see an oncologist.

Heather has kept on working as long as she could even when she had some bad days doctors do have her on some pain meds and she has days that the pain meds just don’t help they have always depended on her income to pay the rent and a few other bills

Kyle disability checks covered everything else kyle was a stayed at home dad at some point he cooked cleaned did everything he could for the kids and Heather.

after two months going through so many different avenues to try to get on a insurance plan she finally was approved and finally got an appointment August 8 to see an oncologist in Fort Worth whenever they start her treatment she was told she would not be able to work . They are in desperate need of financial help.

To be able to keep their house and pay bills without any mote stress would be a tremendous relief off of both of them

Give Heather a break from any other worries

i know they will have the expense of getting to Ft worth and back for her treatments, gas at times a place to stay , assistance in paying all household bills, groceries medications .

Heather Deserves to get the best care as the next person , please keep her and her family in your prayers

money for transportation to and from her treatments in FT Worth Tx

please reach out and do what you can to help this family out they’ve had some rough times and truly need some assistance

I do you have records of her biopsies & scans if any one needs to see them.

if you can’t help please share

thank you and God Bless

ps Kyle is my youngest son