Melanoma put us in forclosure.

I Mary Lynn Cottor was diagnosed with melanoma November 2014. Medical expenses & living expenses have piled up. This is the last pic before biopsy on face. So many & still counting. Surgery to remove melanoma on neck, back caused numbness pain in arm fingers. I never thought this could happen. Purchasing sun protective clothing, bandages, aquaphor, sun screens, soaps, changing my diet, avoiding toxins, time off from working in the sun in AZ. Fighting to save our home, I applied for hardship with my mortgage company Wells Fargo to get a loan modification. They want money & time is running out for me & my beloved rescued dogs. Two dogs I took in due to deaths from cancer one owner died of brain cancer & one of throat cancer, & their families didn't want them. One older german shepard has hip dsyplasia and one from a local shelter has nerve damage above her eye. Please help us avoid foreclosure. They all require special care & re homing them would be difficult. To loose our home after 10 years would be devastating.
Remember to use sunscreen & get your skin checked yearly.
In healthier days I raised money for the Vietnam Veterans Field Cross Memorial & Arizona's first Women Veterans Memorial. They are both located at the National Memorial Cemetery 23029 N. Cave Creek Road. It represents all five branches & bronze rendering s of women veterans who served from WWI to the Persian Gulf. The poem Invisible Soldier was written by Veitnam Veteran Sarge Lintecum for our Women Veterans Memorial. CARPE DIEM "seize the day" we would say in the US Army ADA, Air Defense Artillery when I served many years ago. Current member of American Legion Post Pat Tillman  #117. Thank you for your consideration.