LET'S HELP HEAL SARAH'S CANCER!

Hi, friends...

This is an incredible community of humans who LOVE and have been IMPACTED by Sarah Gehman, our dearest delight of a ball of energy and inspiration.

Our girl is overcoming Adenoid Cystic Cancer, a rare form of cancer that was discovered first in her breast (in 2021) and now in her liver (in 2024). Sarah recently had surgery to remove multiple tumors, contained to her liver, on April 1st. The joke is on cancer. :)

WE WANT TO SEE SARAH FULLY HEALED AND THRIVING!

I'm Emily Timmer, Sarah's bestie (12 years strong), and it's my honor to invite you to donate to cover Sarah's month-long stay at North America's #1 integrative wellness center, "Cancer Center For Healing" - an incredible comprehensive + integrative cancer treatment facility in Southern California. This place is the REAL DEAL. And Sarah has longed to go there and heal. But it's a hefty price tag along with all of her tests, food, travel and additional supplementation. Because this treatment is considered outside of the realm of conventional medicine, it is not covered by Sarah's insurance, but she believes it to be crucial to explore, with their expert medical team, what root causes could be allowing cancer to grow in the terrain of Sarah's body.

Sarah's resilience is extraordinary. And we want to SURROUND HER WITH LOVE AND SUPPORT.

We'd like to raise $35,000 to cover everything Sarah needs for this facility as she fights (and beats!) this cancer!

If you're reading this, then you know and love Sarah Elizabeth Gehman. She is WILDLY EASY to adore. Our Sarah has given us joy, care, friendship, thoughtfulness, and (for so many of us) a safe place to share, to be heard, and to be seen. SO LET'S BLESS HER, AND TAKE CARE OF HER, SO SHE CAN BEAT CANCER!

Please consider giving a donation of literally any size, small or medium or large or venti...

On behalf of all of us who love Sarah, I can confidently say: our girl is worth every ounce of support, and we'll all experience so much joy in lifting her up!

***Additional support may be needed to cover the costs of Sarah's surgery in April as the bills roll in from her surgery, extended hospital stay and all of the imaging and testing that she went through in the diagnosis process to reach her $6,500 insurance deductible.