
Help for Heather ♥️
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Hello all, my name is Angelina McKinnon and I’m fundraising for one of the kindest, strongest and most courageous people I’ve had the pleasure of knowing, Heather Beattie.
The Beattie family is facing another challenging chapter in their lives.
Their 5-year-old daughter, Annalynn, has been bravely battling leukemia since 2023. Tragically, during this time, her mother, Heather (MacKillop) Beattie, received a diagnosis of stage 4 cancer.
Now, they are fighting side by side as Heather travels to Kelowna for chemotherapy and radiation, while Annalynn makes trips to both Kelowna and Vancouver for her chemotherapy treatments.
As is often the case with cancer diagnoses, this situation has imposed a significant financial burden on the family as they navigate two simultaneous battles. The Beatties spent nearly 10 months away from home to ensure Annalynn received the necessary care at BC Children’s Hospital.
Ryan and Heather are both dedicated teachers in Armstrong, British Columbia, and they have three children to support during this difficult time. Heather is once again taking a leave from her position at Armstrong Elementary School, and financial assistance will enable Ryan to be there for both her and Annalynn throughout their treatments.
Heather and Ryan are deeply grateful for the support they have received from friends and family over the past two years. Although they were hesitant to ask for help again, many loved ones have expressed a desire to assist. Relieving the financial burden will allow Heather to focus on her recovery with less stress and concern for her family.
Financial support will help cover household expenses while Heather is in treatment, as well as the increased travel costs the family will face for treatments in Vancouver and Kelowna.
Your ongoing support for this wonderful family is truly appreciated. They are also grateful for your continued prayers for health and healing.
Organizer and beneficiary
Angelina McKinnon
Organizer
Armstrong, BC
Heather Beattie
Beneficiary