Stand with Dianne: Facing Rare Cancer

As Dianne's close friends, we are rallying to support her through a recent diagnosis of metaplastic breast cancer, a rare and aggressive form of the disease.

Dianne, a devoted mother and grandmother, has always prioritized her family, especially after the tragic loss of her eldest son, by raising her beautiful granddaughter. Her unwavering faith and positive outlook have been her pillars of strength as she faces this challenging battle.

Metaplastic breast cancer accounts for less than 1% of all breast cancer cases and is known for its complexity and resistance to standard treatments. Dianne is set to begin immediate treatment, starting with port placement, followed by five months of intensive chemotherapy and subsequent surgery.

The financial burden accompanying this diagnosis is substantial, encompassing high out-of-pocket costs such as premiums, deductibles, co-pays, medical bills, travel expenses for treatments, and potential loss of income due to illness. Despite these challenges, Dianne's primary concern remains her family, and she is determined to continue raising her late son's daughter.

Dianne has always been the cornerstone of her family and a steadfast encourager for her friends. Now, in her time of need, we have the opportunity to support her as she faces this difficult journey. Your generous contributions will help alleviate the financial burdens of her treatment, allowing her to focus on what matters most: her health and her family.

We understand that the choice to donate is personal, and everyone's situation is unique. Please know that even the smallest donations are considered a generous blessing. Your love and support are more important than the dollar amount.

Please consider donating to Dianne's GoFundMe campaign and sharing her story within your networks. Every dollar brings us one step closer to ensuring that Dianne can continue to be the loving mother and grandmother she has always been.

Together, we can make a profound difference in Dianne's life, providing her with the support and resources she needs to overcome this challenge.