Help Support Alanna and Brian's Mom Fight Against Cancer

On May 31st 2024 just 30 days before our youngest child’s 1st birthday, I received the news no one wants to hear….”it’s cancer”. That day changed our lives forever.

I was diagnosed with Invasive mammary carcinoma of the left breast & metastatic carcinoma of the Left axillary lymphadenopathy.

(Stage 4)

Before I jump into the heavy….I want to give you a little background of myself & my family. My fiancé John & I met 18 years ago. John’s family bought a home a few house’s down from mine and he and my brother became best friends. Day after day I would see John in my garage Working on motorcycles & riding dirt bikes with my brother. A true friendship had developed.

Years later John confessed his love for me & the words I’ll never forget “you’ve always been my dream girl” after that, the rest is history! ❤️

Fast forward to present, Now as a family of 4, with our 2 small children Alanna 4, & Brian 1, I thought our world was complete & life was just beginning for us as a family. Little did I know, god had other plans for me.

After years of lifestyle changes, My research, Mind, body & spirit has decided to put conventional medicine on hold & take a leap of faith. That leap lead me to my healing journey at Hope4Cancer I now believe it is only my own immune system that can create and maintain the balanced conditions my body needs to be and remain cancer free for long term.

With a holistic, nontoxic approach that focuses on understanding the root cause of why this happened. I decided I needed a line of action that not only targets the cancer cells but that brings my immune system to its optimal state!

After months of battling this disease in private & reluctant to share the weight of this burden we’ve been carrying, my family is humbly asking for donations to help with the cost of integrative therapies, supplements and functional medicine which unfortunately is not covered by insurance.

No gesture will go unnoticed or unappreciated

Everything counts, even if it’s just your prayers.

I never understood the true meaning of “it takes a village” untill now.