Tasha’s Brain Cancer Treatment

Tasha Kann, 32, of Northern Michigan, is a devoted wife and proud mother to two beautiful children—Deklan (4) and Gracey (2). Tasha is battling terminal brain cancer. She has spent her career as a registered nurse, pouring her heart into helping others. But now, she needs our help.

Nearly three years ago, during her second pregnancy, Tasha was diagnosed with Anaplastic Astrocytoma Grade III, an aggressive form of brain cancer. Doctors urged her to terminate her pregnancy and begin chemotherapy and radiation immediately. After extensive research, prayer, and unwavering faith, Tasha made a courageous decision: to choose life for her baby and pursue natural, alternative therapies.

She refused chemo and radiation, choosing instead to trust in God’s plan and walk a holistic healing path. That decision, though criticized at the time, has since proven life-saving. Tasha delivered a healthy baby girl and defied all odds by staying strong and stable for years.

The Kann family received a new diagnosis: Gliomatosis Cerebri, a rare and deeply invasive brain cancer involving three lobes of her brain. The prognosis was grim—12 months. Doctors admitted that radiation was never truly a viable option for her condition. The doctor told Tasha they didn't have any additional treatment options and recommended beginning hospice care. Tasha did not take this advice and chose to continue fighting. This was amazingly two years ago! But even in the face of this devastating news, Tasha stands tall.

She is not bedridden. She is not giving in.

She is fighting—and she is winning in her own way.

Tasha knows in her heart that God is not done with her yet. The strength she draws from her faith, her children, her husband, and her community is nothing short of miraculous. But this journey is far from over.

Thank you all for your continued love and support!