If you've ever met Lyschel, you know she has a gift for bringing hope into the darkest moments of people's lives.

As a certified APSATS betrayal trauma coach, Lyschel has devoted her life to helping women heal from the heartbreak of intimate betrayal. She guides others with compassion, wisdom, and, if you know Lyschel, plenty of humor. With an unwavering belief that healing is possible, she founded the nonprofit Hope Redefined, creating a safe place for women to find support and rediscover hope. Through both her work and ministry, she has poured her heart into helping others rebuild their lives.

Today, she is facing a battle of her own.

Lyschel has recently been diagnosed with breast cancer and is facing surgery followed by months of treatment and recovery. As a single mother raising five children, she now faces the physical, emotional, and financial challenges that come with this journey. While she is approaching this diagnosis with the same courage and faith she has encouraged in so many others, the financial burden is significant.

This fundraiser will help cover health insurance deductibles, lost income during treatment and recovery, and out-of-pocket medical expenses, allowing Lyschel to focus on what matters most: fighting cancer, caring for her children, and healing.

Lyschel has spent years helping women carry their burdens and redefine hope. Now it's our turn to help carry hers.

If you are able, please consider making a donation of any size. Every gift will help ease the financial strain of treatment and provide support for a mother who has dedicated her life to serving others.

If you're unable to give financially, please share this campaign and keep Lyschel and her family in your prayers.

Thank you for helping us surround Lyschel with the love, support, and hope she has given so freely to so many others.

*This fundraiser is fully endorsed and supported by Lyschel’s Board of Directors at Hope Redefined, who stand united in supporting her during this difficult season. Please note that any monies raised through GoFundMe will go directly to Lyschel and will not be tax-deductible.