SHANNON ADAMS

My mom is 72 years old and has always been a strong, caring person. Recently, she was diagnosed with stage two breast cancer, and not long after, we learned she also has stage four lymphoma. These diagnoses have turned our world upside down, and now she is preparing to start chemotherapy. As her child and caregiver, I see every day how hard she fights, even when things feel overwhelming. On top of her health battles, we are now having to move out of our house. The home has too much structural damage to be safe, and with her cancer and autoimmune issues, she needs to be in a very clean environment. It would cost too much to repair the house and make it livable, so moving is the only option for her health and safety. The costs of her treatment are more than we can handle alone. The funds raised here will go directly toward paying the remaining balance of her medical care, helping with gas and groceries, and supporting our move to a safer place. My mom lives on a very limited income, and being 72 makes it even harder for her to keep up with these expenses. I stay with her to help as much as I can, but I also struggle with mental disabilities, which makes things even more challenging for both of us. If you’re reading this, I hope you can put yourself in my shoes. If I were in your position and had the means, I would do everything I could to help you. Any support you can give would mean the world to us and help my mom get the care she needs. Thank you for taking the time to read our story and for any help you can offer.

this story is from my mom she’s 72 years old, facing two forms of cancer breast, cancer and lymphoma. She needs help with donations for what insurance does not cover. She can use help with prayer. She could use help with passing this around through the Internet. she’s an overall very well person. She means the world to me if I had to say something about positive about how I would be for my mom I would be like Spider-Man and she would be like my mom so that means we would need a new place to live as soon as possible. Some people might not understand the full situation. We only have one Mom in this world. Some people are blessed to have numerous of moms whatever the case is that you’re facing in this world I hope you get to where you’re going. I hope you make it. I hope someone blesses you. I’m not begging anybody for anything. Just know if I had it any other way and I saw a post and it was yours and I had it. You would have it just that fast. God bless.

Evelyn Valdez is my mom, and she has always been the heart and strength of our family. Growing up, she worked three jobs just to make sure we had what we needed, often putting her own needs aside. Now, at 73, she is facing one of the toughest battles of her life—breast cancer. The medical expenses are overwhelming, and as her child with a mental disability, I do everything I can to help her, but it’s hard to make ends meet. Evelyn is living off Social Security, which barely covers her basic needs, let alone the costs of cancer treatments, medications, and transportation to and from her doctor appointments. She has always been the one to help others, and now she needs help herself. Every day, I see her strength and determination, but I also see the worry in her eyes as the bills pile up. If people decided to help, it would be amazing. Knowing that others care about someone they don’t even know would mean the world to us. It would show that kindness and faith are still alive, and that people do believe in helping others, just as Jesus taught. Any support you can give will help my mom focus on her health and give her hope during this difficult time.