This is what cancer looks like

When you see a friend or loved one go through trouble your first instinct is to ask how can I help.  You know they are in need of something.  As a pastor, I see people through some of their worst times and some of the best times of their life. I met Ashley in 2013 through her husband Heath.  Heath's mom passed away in 2012 to cancer and I was the one who officiated her funeral.  A year later I officiated Heath and Ashley's wedding.  This was a beautiful venue and setting.   Another year passed and she was expecting her first baby-a son named Jaxson.  She was eight months along and the pregnancy was going well.  Jackson suddenly died and I officiated his funeral.  Terrible grief and loss for them.    Addy joined their family in 2015 and life continued to have the normal ups and downs until two weeks ago.  Ashley was diagnosed with an aggressive form of breast cancer.  She had to quit her job, go in for chemo and has had tests galore.  This is another low point of her life.  I asked her how I could be of help.  As a pastor, I usually brush aside the generic "Oh I am fine."  I know you are not fine.  Your whole world was upended.  She mentioned that her AC is out in her vehicle.  She said it was very difficult driving home in the heat after chemo.   This account is created so one part of her life can be a little bit easier.  I am calling on my friends and family to donate and share.  This is a wonderful family.  Thanks in advance for your help.

Doug

PS I am also looking for recommendations for a AC repair place in Chattanooga.  If you could please post your business and cut a deal for them, it would be greatly appreciated.