Scans, appointments, and ongoing treatment.
STANDING WITH OUR WONDER WOMAN
TonyaMundy
She spent her whole life showing up for everyone. Now it's our turn to show up for her.
Help her heal ↓
IF YOU KNOW HER, YOU ALREADY KNOW
She's the strong one
You already know her. She's the one who shows up for everybody.
Hardworking. Fierce. The kind of caring that gives until there's nothing left.
And she is the last person on earth who would ever ask for help.
So I'm asking for her.
Life can change in a single moment.
Recently, my mom was diagnosed with Stage 4 HER2-positive breast cancer. It has already spread to her bones.
Overnight, our whole world became scans, appointments, treatment plans, and a hundred scary unknowns.
The cancer in her bones means she hurts all the time. Walking. Getting out of bed. Making it through a normal day. All of it is a fight now.
WHAT WE'RE UP AGAINST
The part nobody warns you about
Cancer doesn't just take a toll on the body. It hits everything.
Lost income. Medical bills. Gas and miles to every appointment. Groceries and bills that don't stop coming. And a hundred costs nobody sees.
All I want is for my mom to rest and heal. Not lie awake doing math on how the bills get paid.
The gas and miles to every appointment and back.
Groceries and bills while her income is down.
Taking the money fear off her shoulders.
EVERY BIT MATTERS
Ways to give
No amount is too small. Ten dollars, fifty, a hundred — it all goes straight to her care. Pick whatever app is easiest and send it her way.
Zelle
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Venmo
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@wnder-wman
Cash App
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FROM OUR FAMILY TO YOURS
Every gift, every share, every prayer reminds us we're not doing this alone.
If you can give, thank you from the bottom of our hearts. If all you can do is send this to one person who loves her, that matters just as much.
We're holding onto hope. Taking it one day at a time. And believing that love and community still move mountains.
Thank you for standing with my mom through the hardest chapter of her life.
— Mera