Help Support Bryan Beaudoin’s Recovery

We came to you all three years ago to help my nephew Bryan with medical and living expenses while battling his cancer diagnosis and we are back again to ask for help! Please read below for further details - it's written by his wife Beth, who has been standing tall by his side through all this - while working full time caring for this beautiful family of five!

Three years ago, my husband Bryan was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer. He bravely endured chemotherapy, major surgery, and radiation — and for a while, we felt hopeful. Unfortunately, his journey since then has been filled with setbacks and serious complications.

About five months after his initial treatment, doctors found a suspicious spot on his brain. He underwent another form of radiation, but that treatment caused lasting damage. To repair it, he needed medicinal infusions, which tragically dissolved the reconstruction from his first surgery. This led to a 42-day stay in the ICU, three additional brain surgeries, meningitis, and six weeks of at-home IV antibiotics which I administered myself. This period, from August to November 2024, was one of the hardest times our family has ever faced.

In the spring of 2025, Bryan was accidentally struck by a piece of wood, which caused the hardware in his forehead to break through the skin. That injury required yet another surgery in June, followed by another surgery a month later due to complications.

Bryan has not been able to work since June 2025 and will not be cleared to return until at least 2026. I’ve been doing everything I can to support our family, but the emotional, physical, and financial strain has been overwhelming.

We are asking for help during this difficult time. Donations will go toward Bryan’s medical expenses and supporting our family as we continue to face the challenges ahead.

Every contribution — no matter the size — makes a difference. Even sharing this page means so much to us. Thank you for keeping Bryan in your thoughts and prayers, and for standing with us as we continue to fight for his healing.

With gratitude,

Bethany & Family