Beat Cancer

In 2013, my 28 year old son Clayton L. Bias Jr. was diagnosed with a brain tumor. After a successful surgery to remove the tumor, chemo and radiation, he had been on his way towards remission. After about 4 1/2 years of sustained health, the tumor has returned.
          The accumulative effect of surgery, chemotheraphy, and the reoccurrence of the cancer have combined to create new challenges for Clayton. He has physical and psychological difficulty, reducing his ability to produce the income to cover all of his expenses. Caring for his immediate and long-term financial needs has become a struggle.
          The University of Washington, Alvord Brain Tumor Center has recommended a PCV Treatment which he will be starting as soon as he heals from general surgery brought on by a recent developing abscess.
           Any help as soon as possible will help towards a holistic approach we've decided  to implement in conjunction with the PCV Treatment, the cost of living, and the supplementing of lost income due to this matter.
           With that being said, Safeway gift cards would be a great alternative to cash for his grocery shopping needs.
                       From June to July this tumor has made some abnormal changes that the neurosurgeon could not have predicted. The primary purpose of the fundraising effort is to assist Clayton with existing medical expenses not covered by insurance, including supplements, medications, test, and doctor visits to enable him to undergo treatment associated with his diagnosis and the reoccurrence of this cancer. Additionally, these funds will assist him in housing and living expenses when necessary. Any immediate contributions made to help shoulder the financial burden that this situation has brought about for my son, myself, and family, would be greatly appreciated.