Hi,

Watching your mom fight cancer is one of the hardest things a daughter can experience. My mom has always been the strongest, most loving, and selfless person I know — the one who has spent her life caring for others, putting her family first, and offering love and support no matter what. Now, she is facing the toughest battle of her life.

Cancer has brought emotional, physical, and financial challenges that no family is ever truly prepared for. Between treatments, medical appointments, medications, and everyday living expenses, the burden has become overwhelming. Despite it all, my mom continues to show incredible strength, courage, and grace.

As her daughter, it’s heartbreaking to watch someone who has given so much to others go through so much pain. I want to do everything I can to support her during this fight, but we cannot do it alone.

We are asking for help to ease the financial strain so my mom can focus on what matters most: healing, fighting, and spending precious time with the people she loves. Every donation, no matter the size, will go directly toward her medical treatments, care, and essential expenses.

If you’re unable to donate, sharing this page and keeping my mom in your thoughts and prayers means the world to us.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your kindness, generosity, and support during this incredibly difficult time. Your love gives us strength, hope, and reminds us that we are not fighting this battle alone.

Warm Regards,

Cameron Foster

I'm Danell (Dee) Foster

Thank you Cameron, love you so much!

After a 30 year marriage I guess I aged out for my EX who is 11 years younger. he left me for her. Those things happen. I don't have to like it, and I do not. He also took my medical and dental insurance with him. He left the Military 143 days before I would have had Tricare for life, even after divorce. Now I pay roughly $500 a month for medical and dental insurance. I would have paid less than $60 per month for better coverage through Tricare. I'm struggling with bills. I have bills previous to the divorce.

I just recently found out I have inoperable cervical cancer. I do have a good chance of beating this through intensive chemotherapy, and radiation. My out-of-pocket costs are almost $10,000, which I do not have. I'm already looking into financial help through various agencies, hospitals and more.

I just thought at this point in my life, over 60, that asking for help isn't the worst thing. The worst thing is not having my Husband anymore. Thank you for reading