Update: Angie has started her 2nd round of Chemotherapy and it is taking a toll on her. She is continuously tired, nauseated and she now has sores in her mouth, which are very painful. Currently she is unable to work, so any amount of donations would help. Please and thank you in advance.

Sorry I have missed a few weeks. Angie has now completed her 1st round of chemo and starting next week she will start round 2.

Round 2 is called Red Devil and it can make Angie pretty sick, nauseated, weak and tired. She is strong and will get through this but this means she will miss much more work. If you can please help out with any amount of donation. Angie is a fighter and will get through this. Please keep her and the family in your prayers.

Week 7: Angie just finished week seven of chemotherapy. She is still doing pretty good keeping her positive vibes Helps tremendously. Her and her husband Wayne just celebrated their 33 years of marriage and he sticks by her side day by day through this journey.

Week 6: Half way through the first round of Chemo. Angie continues to keep positive. Please keep her in your prayers!

Week 5: Not much new going this week. Angie continues to get pretty tired a couple of days after therapy. She continues to work as she can tolerate. Please keep her in your prayers!

Week 4: Week 3 really took a toll on Angie and she was losing big clumps of hair. She made a really hard and sad decision to shave it all off. Angie still continues to get worn out a lot. She continues to work as much as her body allows her to. Please keep her and her family in your prayers!

Week 3: Third chemotherapy treatment today. Treatment has been good so far except for making her tired more easily. Please keep Angie in your prayers. Still a lot to go. Thanks everyone who has donated already and to those in the future.

Week 2: Angie completed her second chemotherapy treatment today. She is handling treatment pretty good so far. She has been getting a little tired more easily but is able to handle that. (more naps)! Her biopsy of her lymph node came back negative so that is great news. Please continue to share the post so everyone can see the updates. I will continue to update throughout her journey. Again thanks to everyone for their donations, very much appreciated.

Angie and her family want to say thanks to all who have donated so far. This amount of money will already help start paying bills, gas, etc.

Week #1: Angie has completed her first Chemotherapy and is doing pretty good with it.

Thank you so much to everyone who has donated. Your support is making a tremendous difference during this challenging time. If you haven't already, we would be so grateful if you would consider sharing Angie’s story with your networks to help us reach more people. Every share helps us get closer to easing the financial burden of her treatment and recovery. Your generosity and kindness are deeply appreciated by Angie and her family.

Watching someone you LOVE face cancer head-on is never easy. Our sister, Angie, is a loving daughter, sister, wife, mom, grandma and friend. She is always been there for everyone without hesitation. Now it’s her time to have everyone help her.

on May 16,2024, Angie found a lump on her breast. She called her physician and was seen the following week to have a biopsy. The biopsy came back as Metastatic Squamous Carcinoma.

June 19th, 2024 Angie had a PET Scan done and thankfully it was all specific to the breast.

June 25th, 2024 a biopsy of the lymph nodes were done, no results yet.

June 27th, 2024, Angie had a port out in so that she could start her Chemo today June 28, 2024. Angie and her family have along road ahead of them. She may not be able to work during this time of treatment.

There will be 3 stages of treatment:

1st stage- Chemo for 3 months(may or may not make her ill).

2nd stage- Chemo(different type) this may wipe her out and will more and likely not be able to work.

3rd stage- Surgery and 30-33 rounds of radiation. She is going to do her best! Her husband Wayne will continue to work so that they can try and make ends meet. Angie does have insurance but as everyone knows isn’t covered 100% and unfortunately she does not have short term disability.

Our goal is to raise $15,000 to ensure Angie can focus on her treatment and recovery each week, without the added stress of this financial burden. Everything raised will go directly to supporting her needs and allowing the best medical care she needs.

We are asking everyone if they can help our sister and her family even if it means a $5 donation to lessen the weight on her shoulders.

Your support means everything during this time. No donation is too small, and every contribution will make a significant difference as she works towards recovery.

If you choose not to donate through the GoFundMe page, please reach out to myself Andrea or Alicia

With Gratitude

Andrea & Family