Will’s Journey to Healing Starts with Us

Our friend Will needs us now more than ever.

If you know Will, you know he’s the kind of guy who makes everyone feel like somebody. Will’s always been the most down-to-earth, optimistic, genuine guy around. He has a kind soul, and a heart of gold.

But recently, life threw him a curveball.

Will has been diagnosed with Sézary Syndrome, a rare and aggressive form of blood cancer—a type of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma. In simple terms, it’s a cancer that affects the blood, skin, and immune system. It’s not only incredibly rare but also incredibly hard to treat.

What Will’s Facing:

This disease is brutal. It brings with it:

- Severe, persistent itching (to the point of bleeding)

- Chronic red, inflamed skin (entire body affected)

- Swollen lymph nodes

- Fatigue and brain fog

- Emotional distress and sleep loss

- Compromised immune system

- Long-term chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and possibly a stem cell transplant

A Mountain of Medical Bills

As if fighting for his life isn’t enough, Will is now staring down an unbelievably large pile of medical bills—we’re talking hundreds of thousands of dollars over time, even with insurance. From hospital stays, biopsies, and specialist visits to treatments, medications, and potential travel to clinical trials—it’s overwhelming.

The Bright Side? It's Will.

Will is still smiling. Still laughing that infectious laugh. Still believing in healing and trusting his doctors. He’s been dealt a brutal hand, but he’s choosing to show up for life with grace and grit.

Now it’s our turn to show up for him.

How You Can Help:

Every single donation—no matter the amount—will help Will focus on what matters most: getting better. Whether it’s $5 or $500, it’s a piece of the puzzle that gives him hope and a path forward. And if you can’t donate, please share his story.

Let’s rally around this amazing human and help him fight like hell.

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

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With love and light,

Jordan and Jake Strassner

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