Support JeriLynn's Courageous Journey

Four years ago, on August 11, 2020, JeriLynn received the devastating news that she had breast cancer, just five weeks after undergoing a colectomy for colon cancer. Since then, she has faced a grueling journey filled with countless treatments, side effects, and setbacks. Despite it all, JeriLynn has remained resilient, showing incredible strength every day. “At the end of the day, I’m still here… and I am stronger than cancer,” she says. But now, the fight is harder than ever as she navigates metastatic disease that has spread throughout her body.

This week, JeriLynn was admitted to St. Tammany hospital with a severe infection that led to sepsis. Her blood levels plummeted, her bilirubin skyrocketed, and her liver enzymes spiked dangerously. And the painful reality is that the chemo is no longer working. She now faces an unimaginable decision: continue treatment that isn’t helping or stop and let whatever happens, happen—with doctors estimating she has around six months left.

At just 35 years old, JeriLynn is heartbroken, terrified, and struggling to hold it together. She worries deeply about her family, especially her young son Raymond, who navigates life with Autism. Throughout her own battles, JeriLynn has been a fierce advocate for him, ensuring he receives the support and care he needs. On top of all this, she also lost her father this year, adding to the immense weight she is carrying. Now, as her body begins to shut down, her greatest wish is to continue being there for Raymond and to make as many lasting memories as she can with her loved ones.

We are raising funds to help JeriLynn during this incredibly difficult time—whether for medical expenses, support for her son, or simply allowing her the peace of mind to focus on spending her remaining time with the people she loves most. Every donation, no matter the size, makes a difference and will ease the burden on JeriLynn and her family.

Please consider contributing to help JeriLynn in her battle. Let’s rally around her and show her that she’s not alone in this fight. We are standing with her every step of the way.

With love and gratitude♥️