Support Tiffany's Battle Against Breast Cancer

Support Tiffany in Her Fight Against Breast Cancer

Hi, my name is Sharon, and I’m reaching out on behalf of my mom. Recently, my mom Tiffany was diagnosed with breast cancer, and our world has been turned upside down. As she embarks on this difficult journey, we’re coming together to support her both emotionally and financially.

Tiffany is a 44 year old single mom. She’s put lots of time and love into her 2 kids. She loves to help others whenever she can. Shes always looking for ways to donate or assist people who need it. She has a soft spot for her pet bunnies and cats. Now, it’s our turn to help her as she faces the biggest challenge of her life.

Tiffany has been diagnosed with triple positive invasive ductal carcinoma with lymph node involvement. The HER2 type of breast cancer she has can be aggressive and can grow and spread quickly so she will need chemotherapy immediately. Chemotherapy, will be followed by surgery then radiation. This fight is not only physically and emotionally exhausting, but it also comes with a significant financial burden. From certain expenses not covered by insurance, supplies, special

Medical things to help her during treatment and many many car trips, gas money and food, daily expenses, the road ahead is long and costly. It will help my brother Jax as well while he is there helping mom out.

We are asking for your generosity to help alleviate the financial stress that comes with cancer treatment. Your donation will go directly toward:

- Medical bills and treatments

- Travel to and from doctor appointments

- Medications and therapies

- Living expenses to help my mom out.

No amount is too small—every bit helps and brings Tiffany one step closer to recovery. If you’re unable to donate, sharing this campaign with your network would mean the world to us.

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for your love, support, and prayers during this challenging time. Together, we can help Tiffany focus on what truly matters—her health and healing.

With gratitude,

Sharon and Jaxson