Help Support Gabrielle’s Fight for Her Life

If love alone could heal, Gabrielle would have been cured long ago. She is one of the strongest people I know—someone who has endured more than most of us could imagine and continues to fight with grace, courage, and hope.

Gabrielle is a childhood cancer survivor, having bravely battled Ewing’s sarcoma when she was young. After surviving a fight no child should ever have to face, she went on to build a life grounded in kindness, resilience, and determination.

In 2021, Gabrielle was diagnosed with stage 3A non–small cell lung cancer. For 4.5 years she has fought relentlessly through countless treatments, setbacks, and moments of hope. In July 2023, her diagnosis advanced to stage 4. Since then, she has undergone multiple treatment plans, including a difficult clinical trial that ultimately failed to help.

Today, Gabrielle continues her fight with Atezolizumab, a form of immunotherapy she will need for the rest of her life. Every six months she also undergoes tumor ablations. Alongside these treatments, she manages chronic and often debilitating pain with a daily regimen of pain medication to stay as comfortable as possible. These medications, side effects, and the physical toll of cancer have made it impossible for her to work or earn a livable income.

Despite everything she faces, Gabrielle’s spirit remains unshaken. But the financial burden of ongoing treatment, medical travel, living expenses, and daily care is overwhelming.

This is where we are asking for help.

Your support—whether through donations or by sharing this campaign—will go directly toward Gabrielle’s medical care, treatment-related expenses, and the essential costs of living that she can no longer manage alone. Every contribution, no matter the size, helps give her the stability and comfort she deserves while she continues to fight for more time, more hope, and more life.

Thank you for standing with Gabrielle. Thank you for believing in her strength. And thank you for helping lighten the weight she carries every single day.

With gratitude,

Chloé Mandoukos