Support Natalie’s Peaceful Journey with Ovarian Cancer

Dear friends, kind strangers, and compassionate hearts,

We are reaching out during the most painful and vulnerable time of our lives. Our mother Natalie, our only family, is in the advanced stages of ovarian cancer and sadly the doctors have let us know they can no longer help. As her condition worsens, so does the emotional and financial weight on our shoulders. Our mother requires 24/7 care as we are trying to give her the comfort of passing at home with me and my brother.

Due to our father losing his battle with cancer about two years ago, my brother Connor and I are navigating this heartbreak alone. With no extended family close and minimal support, we are doing everything we can to keep our mother comfortable, cared for, and surrounded by love in her final days. But we really can’t do this alone. Between the medical bills, utility costs, and the immense need for home health aides to assist with her daily care, we are struggling to keep up. Every day brings new expenses and new challenges — and we are doing our best to meet them while also being present for the woman who gave us life.

We’re asking for your help. Whether the help is financial, words of encouragement, resource referrals, a message checking in, or even just extending patience with my brother and I during this time. We cannot thank you enough.

If you are able to help financially your donation, no matter how small, will go directly toward:

* Hiring qualified home health aides to assist with our mother’s care

* Covering medical and household bills

* Ensuring our mom’s remaining time is filled with peace, comfort, and dignity

We never imagined being in this position — asking strangers for help. But love has brought us here, and love gives us the strength to ask.

If you’re able to contribute, we would be deeply grateful. If you can’t donate, please consider sharing this page. Every act of kindness helps.

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for reading, for caring, and for helping us hold our mom close as she prepares to leave this world.

With gratitude and love,

Kelsey & Connor Caple