Hello, my sister Sabrina Kuntz—a mother, grandma, daughter, sister, aunt, niece, cousin, and friend—needs our help. My sister is always strong for everyone else and is very independent, so asking for help is not easy for her. But she is about to face one of the toughest battles of her life. Sabrina is facing this fight with remarkable grace and enduring strength. Recently, after returning home from a trip to California to visit family, she believed she had a common cold. When her symptoms worsened, she sought medical care. What followed was a series of tests that revealed pneumonia, fluid around her lungs, blood clots in both lungs, and ultimately a mass with enlarged lymph nodes—leading to her diagnosis of stage 3B lung cancer. In a matter of moments, everything changed. She is now facing an intense treatment plan that includes both chemotherapy and radiation over the next 3–4 months. Treatments are frequent and physically draining, but she continues to push through while balancing work and her responsibilities. As a nurse, Sabrina is used to being the caregiver—not the one in need of care. This fight is requiring her to step back from work at times, resulting in lost income while medical bills continue to grow. Balancing treatment, work, and caring for her children has been a challenge both emotionally and financially. We are asking for support to help ease the burden during this time. Donations will go toward medical expenses, ongoing treatments, and everyday living costs while she focuses on healing and being present for her children. Sabrina is a fighter. She continues to show up, even on the hardest days, with determination, dignity, and strength. With the support of her family, friends, and community, she can focus on what matters most—her health, her healing, and her family. If you are unable to donate, sharing this page and keeping Sabrina in your thoughts and prayers means more than you know. Thank you for standing beside her during this fight.