GIVE TODD A SECOND CHANCE AT LIFE

Todd Cade was diagnosed with a bone marrow/blood cancer known as MDS in Sept. 2011 at the age of 42.  He underwent a bone marrow transplant in September 2014, but relapsed 80 days after.  Chemotherapy and a trial drug gave him another two years, but in September 2016, his cancer progressed to Acute Myeloid Leukemia. He was transferred from a Beavercreek, Ohio Hospital to MD Anderson Cancer Hospital in Houston, TX where he underwent a special trial chemotherapy regimen to control the AML. 

Now Todd is in Desperate Need of a SECOND Bone Marrow Transplant AS SOON AS POSSIBLE to have any hope of long-term success.  Todd and his wife/caregiver Kimberley need financial help now to pay for nearby housing, transportation, groceries/food, prescriptions, deductibles, and other medical expenses since Todd will be required to stay in Houston for about 4 more months. All of these expenses are in addition to supporting their three children back in Ohio. 

AML is a deadly cancer and Todd's cancer is resistant to treatment. Todd's doctor at the Cleveland Clinic sent him to MD Anderson because no other hospital can offer the numerous trials and treatments they offer. 

It would ease his mind to know he can get the life-saving treatment he needs in Houston, TX without adding another burden to the family's financial struggles that have resulted from this long fight with cancer.