Help the one who is always helping
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Hello my name is Allan, my wife Rachael Velkovski ( Murray) doesn’t know I’m doing this, as she was recently diagnosed with Invasive Ductal Carcinoma.
At the age of 33
Rachael is one girl who would put mother Theresa through her paces, always putting others before herself and striving to make sure that anyone in need of help is helped by her.
Whether organizing fundraisers to help wounded Canadian veterans, raising children that are not her own or feeding the homeless by going out on the streets and giving them sandwiches, apples and juice boxes. Rachael absolutely loves helping anyone in need. “ It’s what Jesus did” she would often say and still says.
Now my Rachael is being forced to cease the one thing that makes her truly happy. Helping others and this is why I reach out to the public as the cost of doctors appointments and even parking is starting to takes its toll. In one week alone Rachael will have gone from Minden where we reside to Toronto up to four times a week, a 380 km round trip. Chemotherapy will make Rachael infertile so she is currently preserving her eggs, a procedure that’s not covered by OHIP and no private benefit plan. Once Rachael beats this, she must take the hormone medication Tamoxifen everyday for the next five to ten years, all these medications also not covered by Ohip and no medical insurance. With any donations Rachael will be able to stay afloat and not drown in the sea of unexpected expenses that come with any cancer diagnosis . So I am asking anyone that can donate to help my wife Rachael to keep her in the fight and beat this deadly disease.
Thank you all!
Allan Velkovski
At the age of 33
Rachael is one girl who would put mother Theresa through her paces, always putting others before herself and striving to make sure that anyone in need of help is helped by her.
Whether organizing fundraisers to help wounded Canadian veterans, raising children that are not her own or feeding the homeless by going out on the streets and giving them sandwiches, apples and juice boxes. Rachael absolutely loves helping anyone in need. “ It’s what Jesus did” she would often say and still says.
Now my Rachael is being forced to cease the one thing that makes her truly happy. Helping others and this is why I reach out to the public as the cost of doctors appointments and even parking is starting to takes its toll. In one week alone Rachael will have gone from Minden where we reside to Toronto up to four times a week, a 380 km round trip. Chemotherapy will make Rachael infertile so she is currently preserving her eggs, a procedure that’s not covered by OHIP and no private benefit plan. Once Rachael beats this, she must take the hormone medication Tamoxifen everyday for the next five to ten years, all these medications also not covered by Ohip and no medical insurance. With any donations Rachael will be able to stay afloat and not drown in the sea of unexpected expenses that come with any cancer diagnosis . So I am asking anyone that can donate to help my wife Rachael to keep her in the fight and beat this deadly disease.
Thank you all!
Allan Velkovski
Organizer
Rachael Velkovski
Organizer
Minden, ON
