Support Debbie in Her Healing Journey

Our friend Debbie needs our help. She has spent her life caring for others—as a devoted mother, grandmother, friend, business owner, massage therapist. And community supporter. Now, she’s facing serious health challenges and financial hardships, that have made it impossible to work.

Why Debbie Needs Our Help

Debbie has been undergoing major dental work for years. This past summer, she was diagnosed with Trigeminal Neuralgia—a debilitating condition that requires ongoing medications and treatment. In February, she also underwent Carpal Tunnel surgery due to long-term work-related injuries as a massage therapist. Her recovery includes extensive physical therapy so can regain strength and return to the work she loves.

Most urgently, Debbie was recently diagnoses with Cervical Cancer. Starting in April, she will begin chemotherapy and radiation. True to her spirit, she has also been incorporating alternative treatments—acupuncture, herbal medicine, massage, ozone therapy, infrared sauna, energy work and targeted nutrition—to reduce the effects of cancer and chemo and radiation therapy.

Since January, Debbie has been unable to work at Monarch Spa or see her massage clients, a career she is deeply passionate about. She misses her lovely clients and coworkers. She looks forward to the day she can return to the work she loves, but for now, she needs our help.

How Your Support Will Help

Your Contributions will help cover:

Medical & Dental Expenses-Remaining dental work, medications, treatments.

Living Costs-Rent, car payments, utilities, and essential bills while she is unable to work.

Recovery Support- Physical therapy, alternative treatments, and future cancer care.

Debbie has always been there for others—now it our turn to be there for her. Every donations, no matter the amount, brings her closer to healing and lifts the financial burden from her shoulders.

If you’re unable to donate, please consider sharing this fundraiser. Your kindness and generosity mean the world.

Peace, Deb Sloan