Help Tracy Battle Aggressive Brain Cancer

In fall of 2024, Tracy had a migraine for 11 days. As it turned out it was more than just a headache, in fact, she had a mass growing in her head.

When I got her text, “I have a brain tumor,” I was sure there was a mistake.

Tracy is so full of life, so energetic, how could this be possible?.

The decision was made to remove the tumor. On pins and needles, we waited for Tracy to get out of surgery.

Originally, they thought it wasn’t malignant, but then the lab results came back:

Meningioma Grade 3.

Meningioma Grade 3 anaplastic meningiomas are malignant (cancerous). This means they are fast-growing tumors. Grade 3 meningioma subtypes include papillary and rhabdoid meningiomas.

Just 6 weeks after surgery, the tumor began to grow back aggressively.

Tracy is doing the very thing her doctor recommends: she is undergoing radiation and she has had surgery to remove the first mass, but she needs more than that to beat this. She needs alternative methods that have proven effective and are available under our federal right-to-try laws, but are not covered by insurance.

We are researching the best options for Meningioma Grade 3. The most promising are the immunotherapies.

Tracy will need to raise a considerable amount of money to be part of a treatment program.

The programs start at $150,000.

This is where you come in. Beyond your prayers, we need your financial help.

Many of you have known Tracy for years and some of you are new to her world, but all of you know how extraordinary she is.

I am asking you to help her get all the resources possible in her fight against this disease.

Please consider contributing—because the world makes more sense with Tracy in it.

About Tracy

Tracy was born in South Africa and immigrated to the United States in 1981. She grew up in Los Angeles and moved to Arizona in 1992 to attend Arizona State University, where she graduated magna cum laude with a BS in Justice Studies. She fell in love with politics while serving as Vice President of the College Republicans and working on her first campaign.  

After a 20-year career in real estate and extensive campaign volunteer experience, Tracy decided to jump back into politics full-time. Since then, she has worked as a senior campaign staffer on several campaigns fighting to elect freedom-minded leaders for Congress and beyond. Tracy has been very active as a speaker and educator throughout Arizona, giving talks at many conservative clubs, groups, and organizations. She hosted her own weekly radio show, Real Talk, for over a year and she was a commissioner on the Chandler Domestic Violence Commission. 

Tracy currently lives in Chandler, Arizona with her husband and her two children.  

The programs we are considering:

-Dentritic Cell Vaccine program at Moffitt Cancer Center.

https://www.moffitt.org/for-healthcare-professionals/clinical-perspectives/clinical-perspectives-story-archive/cancer-immunotherapy-breakthrough-dendritic-cell-vaccines/