<div>My name is Zoe Hildreth and I’m writing to you today with a heavy heart, but also with hope.
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<div>My sister, age 51, was diagnosed with stage 4 Glioblastoma brain cancer in August 2024. As a single parent, she, and her 14-year-old son and our family are facing a challenging journey ahead.
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<div><strong>2 brain surgeries and treatment to combat this highly aggressive cancer have left Jean unable to continue work as a math teacher at Coon Rapids High School.</strong> Unfortunately, the most recent recurrent tumor is inoperable.
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<div>Brain cancer is a devastating disease, and the financial burden of treatment and care can be overwhelming. We are working tirelessly to navigate the complex medical landscape, ensure Jean receives the best possible care and to lighten the weight for her young son, but we need your help.
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<div>Our fundraising effort is to support Jean’s everyday living and medical expenses, including co-pays, housing and home care. Every dollar donated will make a real difference in her fight and to ensure her son a secure future.
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<div>Together I’m confident we can make a huge difference!
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Benefit for Jean Hanson's Battle Against Brain Cancer

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