Help Our Jenny Battle Stage 4 Cancer

Help Jennifer (Angell) Zoltz with her battle to live for her autistic 13-year-old daughter, Ella, who is non-conversational, minimally verbal, and is unable to do most things independently. Ella needs her mom’s care and support daily and hourly.

Devastating Diagnosis

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I am Lynn Birch and Jenny is my dear daughter. She was diagnosed with cervical cancer in March 2024. Since then, the cancer rapidly metastasized to her omentum and peritoneum and has advanced to Stage 4 cancer.

The omentum covers and supports the intestines and organs in the lower abdomen.

The peritoneum is the lining of the abdominal cavity and also surrounds the abdominal organs. Peritoneal cancer is rare and both cancers are very aggressive. This is a devastating diagnosis. Jenny is having chemotherapy and a number of other cancer treatments and procedures to fight the cancers. She is bravely fighting for her life. This battle is a great physical, mental, emotional, and financial strain on her and her family.

Financial Hardship:

Jenny and her husband Chris have medical insurance; however, their out-of-pocket expenses have far exceeded $100,000.

They have taken a second mortgage on their home, depleted their savings, and maxed out credit card limits, yet their non-covered medical bills continue to grow. They desperately need help to ease their financial burden so Jenny can continue her treatments. They are having a hard time “keeping their heads above water.”

This dear family is in dire need. Please seriously consider being a donor.

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For Ella:

Jenny intends to continue with any recommended treatments and procedures that will keep her alive so she can continue loving and caring for her autistic daughter Ella. Ella just turned 13 years old. She is non-conversational and has minimal verbal and communication skills. She’s smart but can’t do most things independently and requires substantial daily and hourly support. Ella will always need her mom’s support and love. Jenny’s love and determination to live for Ella is keeping her going. She is an outstanding, devoted caregiver and mother and Ella is her joy.

To Know Her Is To Love Her:

If you have not met Jenny, I’ll attempt to help you get acquainted. She is SO much fun and quite hilarious. She can always make you laugh, especially when you’re trying not to. She is very quick to laugh at herself when she does something “dopey.” She has never met a stranger. People who first meet Jenny are drawn to her because there is something very familiar and special about her. I’ll never forget a time when we were clothes shopping and I couldn’t find her, but I could hear her voice. Where was she?

She was in a dressing room with a lady she had never met before, helping her pick out clothes that looked best on her! LOL!

Jenny is generous to a fault. She will help ANYONE in need. Jenny is someone we all would want to have in our corner. Of course, I’m bragging, I’m her mom, but ANYONE who knows her will vouch for me. She is something else. To know her is to love her.

My Plea:

It is important to pray for Jenny and her family. Their faith in our God is giving them strength. If you can help financially, that would be greatly appreciated and helpful. They are drowning in debt and the bills keep piling up and the cancers need treatments.

Please post this on your social media, send emails, etc. as soon as possible. Together we can make sure Jenny’s story touches many hearts. Help shower her and her family with prayers and please help make every attempt to help raise money needed for her continued treatments and expenses. Please help keep this going by sharing.

No amount is too small! Any donation will have a Big impact.

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I will post updates.

This is the most difficult letter I have ever written in my life.

Through my tears, I thank you for reading and sharing my post.

Love,

Lynn Birch, Jenny’s mom

Like I said, “TO KNOW HER IS TO LOVE HER.”