Help Jennifer Beat Breast Cancer

Our sister, Jennifer, was recently diagnosed with triple-negative invasive ductal carcinoma, an aggressive form of breast cancer. She’s only 38, strong, independent, and has always been the rock for everyone around her. Now she’s facing the fight of her life, and we’re sharing her story for those that want to be a part of it.

Jennifer has been the backbone for everyone around her, a rock that's stubbornly won't take no or defeat for an answer. Someone who will go out of her way for you with no expectation of a return. Someone who is really bad at bowling but still says she will beat you (lol). The person behind every order at foosgear and every question with the foosball tour. A friend, wife, mother, daughter, aunt, employee of the month, partner, jokester, and rock, Jennifer has no limits, nor allows them to be put on her.

In early March, Jennifer received the diagnosis that is putting the biggest challengeon her in her life. Since then, she’s been through countless tests, biopsies, scans, and appointments. Just this week, she began 20 weeks of intensive chemotherapy, which will be followed by a double mastectomy and reconstruction surgery. All of this comes with a difficult path moving forward on every level including financially.

Jennifer will need to cover an estimated $12,000 in medical expenses initially, on top of continuing to be a wife, a mother, and a full-time employee. She’s determined to keep life as normal as possible for her family while going through treatment, but we think a little help would go a long way.

She’s never been one to ask for help, and if I asked her if it would be ok to do this, she would say no, but as her family and friends, we didn't want to ask and take the no for an answer. So here we are, simply putting the opportunity out there for those that would like to join us in helping Jennifer through this. We would say only donate on 2 conditions, 1 if you are able to, and 2 if Jennifer has positively impacted your life.

She didn’t ask for this fight, but she’s ready for it. Let’s show her she’s not fighting alone!

Thank you for your love, support, and prayers.

– Ryan Moore & Family