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<div>My name is Christine, some of you might know me from my YouTube channel, @ChristineKobzeff, originally @PinkSoFoxy. I never imagined I would be facing one of the greatest challenges of my life at 45, a diagnosis of stage 2 cervical cancer.


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<div>For years, I’ve dedicated my life to building my work, sharing my passion for health, beauty and wellbeing, healthy eating, minimalist living, staying calm and grounded with nature, caring for plants, participating in gem shows year-round to share the wonderful world of gems, minerals, crystals, meteorites and tektites. I’m so grateful to have had the opportunity to create meaningful content for my YouTube family and to help others. I’ve always worked hard to support myself and contribute positively to my community.


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<div>Now, my life has been suddenly shifted by an overwhelming medical crisis.


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<div>On Wednesday night April 15, 2026, I went to bed and woke up hemorrhaging blood from my cervix in the night. I made it to the bathroom, after losing a lot of blood and multiple large clots, I tried to stand up from the toilet but the moment I took a step… it was “lights out” for me, I don’t remember hitting the bathroom wall, falling onto the edge of the bathtub, knocking everything over and collapsing into a crumpled up heap on my bathroom floor. I just remember waking up in my husband’s arms, with him in tears, trying to wake me up. He thought I died in his arms, my skin was pale white and ice cold, I was making a groaning noise, my eyes were open and dilated. It was a traumatic night and the beginning of a new reality for us.


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<div>I ended up in the hospital, Michael drove me to the ER. They did an examination, labs, an ultrasound, CT scans. They found a 7cm mass of dysplasia tissue on my cervix. They did an emergency embolism to cauterize a vein and radiation oncology to slow my blood loss. Instead of having average hemoglobin at 12 g/dL, my hemoglobin dropped to 5.2 g/dL. They were finally able to get me stable enough to do a biopsy, results came back, it’s stage 2b cervical cancer. 


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<div>Sometimes these situations are such a shock to your nervous-system, it’s hard for your mind to even believe you’re going through this thing. I was in the hospital for one week, they discharged me from the hospital, I’m an outpatient for now and we’re working on a cancer treatment plan.


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<div>Our main concern right now, I have severe anemia and fatigue from blood loss, with critically low hemoglobin and red blood cells, doctors told me my heart or other organs could fail from this alone. So I’m doing everything in my power to rebuild my hemoglobin and red blood cells.


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<div>I am currently facing urgent cancer treatment, mounting medical bills, hospital expenses, and the loss of income as I focus on fighting for my health and survival. The physical, emotional, and financial burden has become more than I can manage alone.


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<div>I am asking for help covering:


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<div>• Cervical cancer treatment expenses


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<div>• Hospital and specialist bills


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<div>• Radiation and related medical care


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<div>• Transportation to appointments


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<div>• Nutritional and recovery support


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<div>• Basic living expenses during treatment, (my goal is to recover and go back to work as soon as possible.)


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<div>This health challenge is one I am facing with determination, and the intention to heal, but I can’t do it alone.


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<div>Any donation, no matter how small, will directly help me access the care I need and reduce the immense financial pressure during this critical time.


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<div>If you are unable to donate, sharing this fundraiser would mean the world to me.


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<div>Your support, kindness, prayers, and encouragement are deeply appreciated more than words can express.


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<div>Thank you for standing with me during this fight against cancer.


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<div>With so much love &amp; gratitude,


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<div>Christine


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