Our mommas cancer battle

Hello, everyone. My name is Alexis, and I’m the youngest of three siblings, Allan, Alexander, and myself. And I will be speaking on behalf of our family. On March 19th, me, my two siblings and their families received the most heartbreaking news that our mom has been diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer that has spread to her liver, at only 45 years old. Her condition is aggressive, she had surgery on March 27th, and will begin palliative chemotherapy after healing to help manage symptoms, shrink the cells, improve her quality of life and start to look at ways to operate on her liver.

Many of you have asked how you can help: Despite everything, her bills continue to come in. If you are looking to help, we are accepting donations to aid with medical bills, travel expenses, and anything else our mom may need during this challenging time. If you’re able to contribute we greatly appreciate it, If you’re unable to donate we ask you share this message as it helps in spreading the awareness of this condition and fight against cancer.

Above all, we thank you all for your prayers and best wishes towards our mother.

Our mom has always been the glue holding us together, she is the best mom, mother in law and the best Nanny to her two precious 1 year old grand-babies. She is strong and determined to kick cancers ass. Please cherish your time with your loved ones — life is fragile and can change in an instant.

Thank you all again for your love, support, and prayers. If you have any questions or want to reach out, please contact me directly or my siblings directly to keep the stress off our momma as much as possible.

With love and appreciation,

The George Family

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We wanted to provide everyone with an update. We are currently exploring clinical trials and alternative treatments in places such as Germany, France, California, and Thailand. These options involve shipping her DNA samples, medical test results, and CT imaging—and may also require travel in the future. This process is complex and costly, but we’re doing everything we can to give our mom every possible chance. Her doctors have given her a prognosis of 1.5 to 2 years on average for her stage and condition. While she is undergoing chemotherapy, it is not curative—it is aimed at controlling the disease and hopefully extending her life. It’s important to remember that this prognosis is only an estimate; we won’t know more until we see how her cancer responds to treatment. We want to sincerely thank each and every one of you for your ongoing support, love, prayers, and generous donations. Our mom is deeply touched and incredibly grateful—she wishes she could personally thank every single one of you. This journey is far from over, and we know there’s a long road ahead, but we’re committed to exploring every possible option. Your presence, encouragement, and kindness mean more to us than words can express. Thank you for standing with us every step of the way.