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This spring, Morgan Hickey had a freak collapsed lung, and while she was in surgery, the doctors discovered a strange abnormality. Six weeks later, she was diagnosed with an incredibly rare and aggressive cancer.
Pleuropulmonary synovial sarcoma has had only around 20 documented cases in the world. In almost every case, the patient only lived 5-7 years after treatment.
Earlier this year, Morgan was working full time at a charity in Orlando and then, feeling the call to pursue ministry more intentionally, went back to school to get a Ministerial Leadership degree from Southeastern University. Given the toll of everything that's happened, Morgan had to stop working (but she is still pursuing her degree—just only doing way fewer hours).
Given the rarity of her cancer, the funds raised will support Morgan meeting with cancer specialists around the country, as well as holistic remedies. It will give her money to live on while she is in treatment and unable to work, as well as help cover insurance bills, testing, bloodwork, scans, and other treatments like chemotherapy.
Morgan has been financially independent since she was 15, and has worked hard to overcome a lot of obstacles. Her friends will tell you she is giving, loving, hardworking, brilliant, strong, and a determined follower of God. She provides love and a listening ear, no matter what she has going on. Please help us support her as she fights for her life.
If you are unable to donate at this time, please share her story with others and keep her in your prayers. Thank you for your help!
Here are a few pictures that capture Morgan's spirit:







Pleuropulmonary synovial sarcoma has had only around 20 documented cases in the world. In almost every case, the patient only lived 5-7 years after treatment.
Earlier this year, Morgan was working full time at a charity in Orlando and then, feeling the call to pursue ministry more intentionally, went back to school to get a Ministerial Leadership degree from Southeastern University. Given the toll of everything that's happened, Morgan had to stop working (but she is still pursuing her degree—just only doing way fewer hours).
Given the rarity of her cancer, the funds raised will support Morgan meeting with cancer specialists around the country, as well as holistic remedies. It will give her money to live on while she is in treatment and unable to work, as well as help cover insurance bills, testing, bloodwork, scans, and other treatments like chemotherapy.
Morgan has been financially independent since she was 15, and has worked hard to overcome a lot of obstacles. Her friends will tell you she is giving, loving, hardworking, brilliant, strong, and a determined follower of God. She provides love and a listening ear, no matter what she has going on. Please help us support her as she fights for her life.
If you are unable to donate at this time, please share her story with others and keep her in your prayers. Thank you for your help!
Here are a few pictures that capture Morgan's spirit:
Coorganisateurs (3)
Cameron Strang
Organisateur
Orlando, FL
Morgan Hickey
Bénéficiaire
Danielle Icardi
Coorganisateur
Gabrielle Hickey
Coorganisateur