Jason Dudey
Donation protected
https://www.caringbridge.org/visit/jasondudey
If you know me, you'll know that a go fund me is not something I thought I'd ever do. Whenever I have needed money or gotten in debt, I'm the type of person to get a second or even third job but, alas I can't do that this time. As most of you know I fought Non Hodgkins Lymphoma in 2017 and the goal was to reach 2 years in remission. Unfortunately, I didn't make it. I just finished 6 more rounds of chemo and now I'm preparing for a Bone Marrow Transplant. I have a donor, thank God and have started all my appointments. My official transplant date is 01-23-20. What this means is I have moved from Austin to Baltimore to get my transplant at Johns Hopkins and my sister and I have moved in together as she will be my caretaker. I need 24 hour care throughout this process. I've tried so hard to keep up financially but, I have gotten behind and as much as I scramble or cut financial corners, I can't get ahead. This process will include 2 rents, Austin and Baltimore, speciality medication which isn't covered by specialty medication insurance, air fare to and from Baltimore so far for all the appointments and all next year, obviously my insurance deductible is coming up January 1st, parking and other incidentals that I don't even think of til I have something else to pay. My director, COO and coworkers at C3 Presents have been so accommodating. I can't even believe I am lucky enough to call them my employer. Thank you all in advance but, please do not feel obligated. I will encourage you to send all your prayers, well-wishes, light or whatever else you believe in. I'll take it. This is going to be a long process. My sister and/or I will keep everyone updated on https://www.caringbridge.org/visit/jasondudey
If you know me, you'll know that a go fund me is not something I thought I'd ever do. Whenever I have needed money or gotten in debt, I'm the type of person to get a second or even third job but, alas I can't do that this time. As most of you know I fought Non Hodgkins Lymphoma in 2017 and the goal was to reach 2 years in remission. Unfortunately, I didn't make it. I just finished 6 more rounds of chemo and now I'm preparing for a Bone Marrow Transplant. I have a donor, thank God and have started all my appointments. My official transplant date is 01-23-20. What this means is I have moved from Austin to Baltimore to get my transplant at Johns Hopkins and my sister and I have moved in together as she will be my caretaker. I need 24 hour care throughout this process. I've tried so hard to keep up financially but, I have gotten behind and as much as I scramble or cut financial corners, I can't get ahead. This process will include 2 rents, Austin and Baltimore, speciality medication which isn't covered by specialty medication insurance, air fare to and from Baltimore so far for all the appointments and all next year, obviously my insurance deductible is coming up January 1st, parking and other incidentals that I don't even think of til I have something else to pay. My director, COO and coworkers at C3 Presents have been so accommodating. I can't even believe I am lucky enough to call them my employer. Thank you all in advance but, please do not feel obligated. I will encourage you to send all your prayers, well-wishes, light or whatever else you believe in. I'll take it. This is going to be a long process. My sister and/or I will keep everyone updated on https://www.caringbridge.org/visit/jasondudey
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Jason Dudey
Organiser
Austin, TX