Support Cole's Fight Against Leukemia

Story

A year ago my family encountered some of life’s obstacles that no one should have to endure. A hard working truck driver, sole provider of a family of 5 for 35+ years, along with 5 grandchildren got sick and passed away 2 months ago. The youngest boy, their son Cole, was diagnosed with leukemia 4 days after his father had to leave the road for dialysis a year ago. So Cole took the reins, got his CDL and after initial treatment and remission took to the road to help the family stay afloat. In April of 2025, however, his father Bill passed away from complications. Two weeks later, Cole’s type-B leukemia returned in force and has spread to liver and spine with remarkable pain and difficulty to walk, among other issues. Therefore, 2 weeks after the burial ceremony and still mourning the loss of his father and Amy’s husband, Cole was admitted into Cleveland for treatment and further care plans. This has brought on new challenges for the family. First, the Leukemia type -B is back and progressed to vital areas liver and spine making the pain and every day routines extremely difficult and painful. This requires treatment beyond the chemo that he was already receiving, so T-cell and liver transplant is waiting approval. The chemo alone has been a very challenging and painful time for Cole, Amy and their family, in an already difficult time of life events. Cole still needs platelet and blood transfusions periodically and multiple other treatments in preparation for transplant procedure. They have to take care of the medical side of things but also keeping their house and livelihood the best they can for their family. Amy, Cole’s mom is also suffering, mourning and feeling lost, Her ride or die is their guardian angel, and they all are going thru this pain with Cole. Our whole family is deeply trying to make the situation better to help, however, their family needs help. No price can be put on the pain they are feeling and the obligations that still need to be met. Anything, financial, prayers, helping to keep the lights on… anything and everything will help. Please keep this family in your thoughts and prayers