Supporting Ieasha’s Fight Against Breast Cancer

Ieasha is a devoted wife, a proud mom of four boys, and a woman of incredible faith and strength. Even while battling breast cancer, she has continued to work and care for her family with courage and determination.

This fundraiser is to help ease the extra burden of medical bills and lost time from work so Ieasha can focus her energy on healing and thriving. The current medical treatment will continue through June of 2026, barring any unexpected complications. She has always been a rock for her family and community—now it’s our chance to stand beside her.

Her story:

The Tuesday after Memorial Day 2025, Ieasha was notified that she had an aggressive form of breast cancer. Following the advise of family friends, they decided to seek treatment through City of Hope, which is 2.5 hours away from their home. The current treatment plan is 6 doses of chemo in conjuction with 17 doses of the cancer specific drug for her type of cancer (HR-, HERS2+) being administered every 3 weeks, unless her immune system is too comprised, which has happened once thus far pushing one treatment out from 3 weeks to 5 weeks. After the chemo portion is done, she will have surgery to remove the lump and lymph nodes, followed by radiation. Having completed 5 doses of the chemo, surgery is around the corner. An MRI will help determine many aspects of what needs to be done during the surgery, which will have an impact on the healing time post surgery. She intends to return to work as quickly as possible, as this will be during the seasonal crunch time at work. The specifics for radiation will depend on the results of the surgery, with the projected treatment M-F for 3 consecutive weeks. Instead of driving 5 hours a day for the treatment, she will be staying there. Healing from the radiation is also unknown, with some sailing through it and others enduring many side effects.

Your support can help relieve the stress her and her family are feeling, whether through a donation, sharing this fundraiser and/or by keeping Ieasha and her family in your prayers. It is a reminder that even in the hard times, love and kindness shine through.

A quote from Ieasha to you: "I am eternally thankful for all support we have recieved already. It's a blessing for me and my family to have such a devoted support team around us. We couldn't do this without you. "