Mi nombre es Dominic y hoy quiero pedir ayuda para mi mami, mi Jenny, una mujer de 67 años que está librando una batalla valiente contra el cáncer gástrico.

Desde 2025, Jenny comenzó sus primeras quimioterapias, enfrentando cada cita con una fortaleza que nos conmueve. A pesar de lo duro del proceso, ella ha mantenido la mejor actitud, aferrándose a la vida con esperanza y con esa luz que siempre la ha caracterizado.

En diciembre, fue sometida a una cirugía mayor: una gastrectomía subtotal, donde le retiraron aproximadamente el 70% del estómago. Fue un paso enorme y necesario en su tratamiento, y gracias a Dios salió adelante. Pero el camino aún no termina.

Ahora Jenny necesita continuar con más quimioterapias, fundamentales para su recuperación. Lamentablemente, estos tratamientos son muy costosos: el proceso completo puede llegar hasta los $30,000 dólares y debe realizarse hasta marzo de 2026.

Como familia hemos hecho todo lo posible para sostener este camino: sus hijos Christian y Dominic, y todos los que la amamos hemos puesto el corazón —y también los recursos— “al hombro” para que ella pueda seguir. Sin embargo, los gastos previos (las quimios iniciales, exámenes, hospitalizaciones y la cirugía) han sido muy altos, y en este momento necesitamos apoyo para poder cubrir lo que falta.

Jenny no es solo una paciente: es mamá, es abuela de Joaquín y Amelia, y es una persona profundamente amorosa. De esas que siempre están para los demás, que ayudan sin preguntar, que dan ánimo cuando a otros les falta fuerza. Quienes la conocen saben que Jenny ha sido luz en la vida de muchas personas, y hoy esa luz necesita un empujón para seguir brillando.

Cualquier aporte, por pequeño que parezca, nos acerca a que Jenny pueda completar su tratamiento y tener esta otra oportunidad de vida. Y si en este momento no puedes donar, también nos ayudas muchísimo compartiendo esta campaña y teniéndola presente en tus oraciones o buenos pensamientos.

Gracias por leer, por acompañarnos y por ayudarnos a que mi mami pueda seguir luchando.

Con todo el corazón, GRACIAS

Domi

HER STORY

My name is Dominic, and today I’m asking for help for my mom, Jenny—a 67-year-old woman who is bravely fighting gastric cancer.

In 2025, Jenny began her first rounds of chemotherapy, showing up to every appointment with a strength that deeply moves us. Even through such a difficult process, she has kept an incredible attitude—holding on to life with hope and the light that has always defined her.

In December, she underwent major surgery: a subtotal gastrectomy, where approximately 70% of her stomach was removed. It was a huge and necessary step in her treatment, and thank God she made it through. But the journey isn’t over yet.

Now Jenny needs to continue with more chemotherapy, which is essential for her recovery. Unfortunately, these treatments are very expensive—the full process can cost up to $30,000, and she must continue through March 2026.

As a family, we’ve done everything we can to support her—her sons Christian and Dominic, and everyone who loves her, have carried this with all our hearts (and with our resources) so she can keep going. However, the previous expenses—initial chemo, exams, hospital stays, and the surgery—have been overwhelming, and right now we need support to cover what’s still ahead.

Jenny isn’t just a patient—she’s a mom, a grandmother to Joaquín and Amelia, and a deeply loving person. She’s the kind of person who’s always there for others, who helps without hesitation, who brings encouragement when others don’t have the strength. Those who know her know Jenny has been a light in many people’s lives—and today, that light needs a little help to keep shining.

Any contribution, no matter how small, brings us closer to helping Jenny complete her treatment and have this renewed chance at life. And if you’re not able to donate right now, sharing this campaign and keeping her in your prayers or thoughts means so much to us.

Thank you for reading, for being with us, and for helping my mom keep fighting.

From the bottom of my heart, thank you.

Dominic y Christian

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My name is Dominic, and today I’m asking for help for my mom, Jenny—a 67-year-old woman who is bravely fighting gastric cancer.

In 2025, Jenny began her first rounds of chemotherapy, showing up to every appointment with a strength that deeply moves us. Even through such a difficult process, she has kept an incredible attitude—holding on to life with hope and the light that has always defined her.

In December, she underwent major surgery: a subtotal gastrectomy, where approximately 70% of her stomach was removed. It was a huge and necessary step in her treatment, and thank God she made it through. But the journey isn’t over yet.

Now Jenny needs to continue with more chemotherapy, which is essential for her recovery. Unfortunately, these treatments are very expensive—the full process can cost up to $30,000, and she must continue through March 2026.

As a family, we’ve done everything we can to support her—her sons Christian and Dominic, and everyone who loves her, have carried this with all our hearts (and with our resources) so she can keep going. However, the previous expenses—initial chemo, exams, hospital stays, and the surgery—have been overwhelming, and right now we need support to cover what’s still ahead.

Jenny isn’t just a patient—she’s a mom, a grandmother to Joaquín and Amelia, and a deeply loving person. She’s the kind of person who’s always there for others, who helps without hesitation, who brings encouragement when others don’t have the strength. Those who know her know Jenny has been a light in many people’s lives—and today, that light needs a little help to keep shining.

Any contribution, no matter how small, brings us closer to helping Jenny complete her treatment and have this renewed chance at life. And if you’re not able to donate right now, sharing this campaign and keeping her in your prayers or thoughts means so much to us.

Thank you for reading, for being with us, and for helping my mom keep fighting.

From the bottom of my heart, thank you.

Dominic and Christian