Ferrol's medical bills

Ferrol Martinez Kopren, is one of the most courageous people I know.  She definitely has warrior blood running through her veins.  How do I know?  Because I've known her since the day she was born.  She has been a survivor all her life.  She knows what it's like to make sacrifices for those she loves and she has been there for me more times than I can count.  She is younger than me by 14 months, but she has always fiercely protected me.  I can always count on her and so can her loved ones.  She has two wonderful grown children that she raised on her own.  She is loyal, loving, protective and brave.  I know of no one else like her. 

In early 2013, Ferrol was diagnosed with breast cancer.  She had a double mastectomy and chemotherapy.  The chemotherapy made her extremely ill and caused many side effects.  She struggled through it and was hospitalized several times.  I believe the last hospitalization was around October 2015.  She spent several weeks in the hospital with lung issues.  Medical bills piled high during these difficult times.

Through all this, she experienced difficulty with her employer of almost 20 years.  She missed a lot of work due to her illness.  Her job was always waiting for her when she returned, but she was working in a hostile environment.  In fact it was so hostile that she took another job just seven or eight months ago.  She accepted lower pay and less benefits just to get out of where she was at.

Most friends and family also know that her husband struggles with serious health issues too.  In fact, more serious than Ferrol.  She has always been there for her husband.  They take great care of each other and have a wide circle of loyal friends.

So just as Ferrol was finally feeling better, getting healthier, hair grown back, new job then things came crashing down on her again.  She suffered an aneurysm on November 28.  It was located in her left brain and behind her left eye socket.  I am posting this the day of her surgery.  The day after her aneurysm.

I am not ashamed to ask for money for my sister.  I ask that you make a donation for her medical bills.  Please donate what you can as anything will help.  She has always been there for me and this is the least I can do to try to help her with what may seem an insurmountable amount to her and her husband.  Please pray on it and donate what you can.   They will need as much money as can be raised by December 10th.  Her husband, children, family and friends will be so grateful.  I will be so grateful.  You see, I need my little sister to outlive me.

Thank you and many blessings to you. 

Her sister,

Deanna