Help Chad Beat Cancer!

Friends and family,

My boyfriend Chad was diagnosed with cancer almost a year ago.

For those of you that have either had cancer or know someone close that has, you know what a terrifying diagnosis that is.

October of 2021 he was experiencing neck pain and visited an internal medicine doctor who referred him to an ENT. While waiting for the results of the biopsy, he was in excruciating pain and went to North Kansas City Hospital ER.

They treated him and after 1 overnight, sent him home.

Two days later Chad was back in the ER and finally worked with infectious disease who diagnosed his neck with a staff infection. He soon had his first surgery to get the staff infection and the infected lymph gland.

A couple of days after surgery, the ENT found cancer. They gave him a PET scan and found cancer was in his throat and gland. He had a 2nd surgery just a few days later to remove his tonsils.

Historically Chad has been very healthy. Never needed to see a doctor. As a sole proprietor and the cost of health insurance, he just never had the coverage.

Once Chad got out of the hospital, he had 3 houses to flip so he could make the money to pay off his debt. Fast forward 10 months and the housing market completely changed. The feds raised the interest rate causing the housing market to come to a screeching halt.

Chad is now in a position that his neck is hurting again and has liability insurance to protect him but it doesn't cover what he currently needs. Plus he has over $56,000 in medical expenses that he can't pay.

He also needs $18,000 to cover the cost of cancer treatments at the Riordan Clinic in Overland Park, KS.

Chad has worked his heart out to get the funds and it's just not coming quick enough.

We started this Go Fund Me account to ease the burden for Chad with his medical expenses and pay for cancer treatments. His neck is hurting and he doesn't have the funds to see a doctor. Our guess is either the cancer is back or he has a severe case of lymphedema.

If you saw Chad, his neck is very swollen and looks like he has a mass growing inside it.

As you can imagine, the normal day-to-day cost of living with a mortgage, food, gas, truck, etc...then adding on medical expenses on top of that is just not doable.

This will allow Chad to pay off his medical expenses and receive the treatments he so desperately needs to fight the wicked disease.

From the bottom of our hearts, we ask that you share this link with friends and family and, if possible in giving (any amount is helpful).

We really appreciate your support!