Support Andy Agosti’s Fight Against Brain Tumor.

Who this will help

We are reaching out today for a heartfelt request for your support for the Agosti Family.

Why I'm fundraising

On December 22nd my sister’s husband, Andy Agosti, was diagnosed with a Petroclival Meningioma, a non cancerous brain tumor. Not the Christmas present that their family was hoping for. A diagnosis that will forever change his and his family's life journey.

Andy knew things were "off" and was scheduled for an MRI that day. The doctor called him immediately with the results. He was sent to Pittsburgh for additional testing. After 2 days in the hospital and a battery of tests, a plan was devised. He was able to go home on December 24th and spend Christmas with the people he loves the most.

On January 12th, Andy will undergo an extensive brain surgery to remove as much of the tumor as they can. It is unknown what side effects may come from this surgery, but the hope is that it will make the transition to the next chapter of his life as smooth as possible.

As you can all imagine, his diagnosis turned his life upside down. We would like to help the Agosti family in any way possible to make the transition to home, and eventually back to work, from brain surgery one of ease and little worries.

The impact of your support

This Go Fund Me is a way to help and ease the burden for the Agosti family during this time and to allow Andy and his family to focus on healing and their next life chapter together.

The Agosti's lives 2.5 hours from Pittsburgh, where the surgery will take place. The funds raised will be allocated towards covering travel expenses associated with the surgery and medical appointments, ensuring Andy receives the best care possible. Additionally, a portion will be dedicated to alleviating the burden of medical expenses that will come with a such a significant health challenge.

Moreover, Day, who plays a vital role in supporting the family, runs an online costume business. Unfortunately, due to the circumstances, she will face a temporary interruption in her business activities. Your generosity will help bridge the financial gap during this period, allowing the family to navigate these challenges without added stress.

Please consider donating to ease the pain and burden of this diagnosis. It is uncertain what the side effects of the surgery will be and how long the healing process may be. We sincerely appreciate any contribution you can provide, as it will make a significant impact on their family's ability to focus on Andy's health and well-being.

We would appreciate as many prayers as possible for Andy and his family. Everyone's kindness and generosity will provide a source of strength and comfort to the Agosti family.

God Bless and thank you to all!