Support Gautham's Journey with Brain Cancer

With a heavy heart, I am reaching out to ask for your support for my brother, Gautham. He is a loving husband, a devoted father, a wonderful brother, and a amazing friend who has always been there for others. Now, he and his family need us more than ever.

Gautham has been courageously battling Glioblastoma, Stage 4, a very aggressive form of brain cancer. His fight started with a very large tumor. Although some of the tumor was removed, he is left paralyzed on the right side and with reduced motor, fine, cognitive and verbal skills. With the type of cancer that he has, unmethylated, even with radiation and chemo, the cancer cells take hold and grow aggressively.

He fights hard every single day. With Physical therapy, speech therapy and occupational therapy, each leaving him very tired and feeling broken.

As you can imagine, this heartbreaking journey has not only taken an emotional toll but also created an overwhelming financial burden. His family is facing mounting medical bills, along with moving expenses that are incurring daily due to their move back home to MN to be with family.

How You Can Help

We are raising funds to:

• Moving expenses

• Support medical expenses

• Provide financial stability. He is unable to work

• Daily living expenses

• Ensure his kids have a secure future, including educational support.

Any amount, no matter how small, will make a difference. If you are unable to contribute financially, we kindly ask that you share this fundraiser with your network and keep Gautham and his family in your thoughts and prayers.

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your love, generosity, and kindness during this incredibly difficult time. Let’s come together to show Gautham and his family that they are not alone.

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(please be aware of gofundme’s tip option as you submit your donation; you do not need to leave a tip. Also, you will receive an email acknowledging the donation, and an option to “Say thank you” which allows you to leave Gautham a note. )