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My mother, Susan, was diagnosed with 2nd stage breast cancer December 27th, 2017. She underwent 4 AC and 4 Taxol chemotherapy sessions. She was cleared and deemed to be in remission October of 2018.
April of 2019, Susan's husband Joe injured himself at work. Since then, he has been unable to walk, drive, or stand on his bad leg. He is still currently unable.
July 4th, a day after Sue's 54th birthday, she drove herself to the ER as she was experiencing really bad back pain. I myself had walked to the ER to ensure she was not alone, and that she had someone to drive her home.
We recieved the devastating news that my mother's cancer has metastasized into the vertebrae of her spine.
With Joseph (her husband, my father) on disability from his injury, and Susan continuing to work through her diagnosis, the medical bills seemed to have piled up.
Susan has needed multiple scans, tests, and medication to keep the cancer from spreading. The most recent medication has caused complications with her lungs, leaving her with what we expect to be an incurable lung disease.
She has just been admitted into the hospital to be monitored, to try to keep this disease from causing anymore damage to her lungs. The damage that has already been done is irreversible.
As much as I hate asking for money from anyone at anytime, any help is greatly appreciated.
Thank you for taking the time to read this.
April of 2019, Susan's husband Joe injured himself at work. Since then, he has been unable to walk, drive, or stand on his bad leg. He is still currently unable.
July 4th, a day after Sue's 54th birthday, she drove herself to the ER as she was experiencing really bad back pain. I myself had walked to the ER to ensure she was not alone, and that she had someone to drive her home.
We recieved the devastating news that my mother's cancer has metastasized into the vertebrae of her spine.
With Joseph (her husband, my father) on disability from his injury, and Susan continuing to work through her diagnosis, the medical bills seemed to have piled up.
Susan has needed multiple scans, tests, and medication to keep the cancer from spreading. The most recent medication has caused complications with her lungs, leaving her with what we expect to be an incurable lung disease.
She has just been admitted into the hospital to be monitored, to try to keep this disease from causing anymore damage to her lungs. The damage that has already been done is irreversible.
As much as I hate asking for money from anyone at anytime, any help is greatly appreciated.
Thank you for taking the time to read this.
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Kristie Milos
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Brunswick, NY