Max's Cancer Treatment & Expenses
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If you are lucky enough to know Max Bidasha, then you know that he is the most incredible, talented, loving, and giving individual this world has. We recently found out that he has stage four cancer and we want to make sure he beats this!
In Max’s words: “Hello my beautiful friends! I got some news that was a little shocking. I can’t process all of the information, but I know that I will continue to do what is best for my health. I want to keep you all posted because I honor our relationship. I learned that I have stage four cancer and it has spread to my blood. The doctor says there is a 50-50 chance of the chemo working. If it does work, then it will extend my life for two or three years. This is an interesting time. While I never thought I would be faced with this and the idea that I may be gone before I can see my little sisters graduate is sad. I am staying positive and I continue to surround myself with beautiful people who lift me up. I do believe in God and Jesus and I also believe in miracles. This is by no means a way for me to say goodbye but just to inform you and let you know what’s going on. I love you all and I appreciate your encouragement and love. It is very touching and healing for me.”
This rare form of cancer is called Epithelioid Sarcoma. Max is facing not only the fight for his life and health, but he can no longer work, as treatments and self-care are his new full-time job.
Max will relocate from lifetime home state of California, to Washington State to live with his father Harry, Lacy and his sisters. He is facing innumerable costs including: moving, medical treatments (possibly experimental ones not covered by insurance) and living expenses.
Any help you can afford is most appreciated. Max and his loved ones thank you so much for what you do for him. You have touched his life as much as he has touched yours. Thank you!
In Max’s words: “Hello my beautiful friends! I got some news that was a little shocking. I can’t process all of the information, but I know that I will continue to do what is best for my health. I want to keep you all posted because I honor our relationship. I learned that I have stage four cancer and it has spread to my blood. The doctor says there is a 50-50 chance of the chemo working. If it does work, then it will extend my life for two or three years. This is an interesting time. While I never thought I would be faced with this and the idea that I may be gone before I can see my little sisters graduate is sad. I am staying positive and I continue to surround myself with beautiful people who lift me up. I do believe in God and Jesus and I also believe in miracles. This is by no means a way for me to say goodbye but just to inform you and let you know what’s going on. I love you all and I appreciate your encouragement and love. It is very touching and healing for me.”
This rare form of cancer is called Epithelioid Sarcoma. Max is facing not only the fight for his life and health, but he can no longer work, as treatments and self-care are his new full-time job.
Max will relocate from lifetime home state of California, to Washington State to live with his father Harry, Lacy and his sisters. He is facing innumerable costs including: moving, medical treatments (possibly experimental ones not covered by insurance) and living expenses.
Any help you can afford is most appreciated. Max and his loved ones thank you so much for what you do for him. You have touched his life as much as he has touched yours. Thank you!
Organizer and beneficiary
Karli Neilson
Organizer
Sequim, WA
Max Bidasha
Beneficiary
