This Go Fund Me Page has been created to help Bose and her family offset medical costs, along with spreading cancer awareness to the community.

First, I'll like to tell you a few things about my aunt Bose... She is quick-witted, energetic and resilient. She is a hardworking, loving single mother. She is pleasant and what i would consider generous to a fault as she attempts to help those around her to the best of her ability. 

Bose had some rectal bleeding and constipation less than a year ago. Symptoms persisted and she started losing weight. She then had a colonoscopy, CT scan and some blood work and was diagnosed with Stage II colorectal cancer right before Christmas of 2016.

After series of tests, antibiotics, and blood transfusions, Bose had a colostomy performed. Further recommended treatment to help Bose fight colon cancer is to shrink the cancer tumor by intravenous chemotherapy & radiation for 6 months prior to surgical removal of the tumor. She would also need regular blood work and other medications.

Bose needs to commence treatment urgently as advised by the oncologist to prevent the cancer cells from spreading to other organs and begin the journey to become cancer free.

The family has been contributing for all medical bills, rent and upkeep of her 4 children, Daniel(15yrs), Samuel(13yrs), Rachel(11yrs), Israel(9yrs). As a family, Bose's struggle is our struggle and any contributions made to facilitate her well-being will be valued by her entire family.

Bose has remained strong and hopeful through this ordeal and she and her children critically need your support in fighting this battle with cancer.

We are asking, on her behalf, that you please help Bose ease the financial burden of this disease. Any donations to help cover the costs of her medical procedures will be immensely appreciated.

Thank you for showing your big-hearted support for Bose and her children. Please feel free to ask any questions you may have. We will post updates on Bose's progression through this cancer battle.

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