Help Chelsea Beat Breast Cancer
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So, as some of you may know, our Chelsea has been diagnosed with Breast Cancer...Stage 2, Grade 3, Triple Negative, Invasive Ductal Carcinoma with angiolymphatic invasion of her left breast.
If you know Chelsea, you also know she is one of the strongest, kindest, most genuine person there is.
Unfortunatley, she will not be able to work through this time, as she will be going through 6 months of chemotherapy, surgery, and then radiation. Rent and bills will be hard to come by, so as her friends and family, we want to try and help as much as we can.
We all ask ourselves, why do these things happen to such great people, and we may never know, but we can help her fight through this, and kick cancer's ass!!!!
Chelsea's boobs need our support, so let's be the best supportive bra there is!! ;) Any support and help is greatly appreciated, and Chelsea has also stated that if there are any left over funds, she will be donating it to Breast Cancer Research. So lets fasten our pink ribbons and help her on this ride.....And for the ladies, check your boobs!! You're never too young for breast cancer! We love you Chelsea and we're here for you! You've got this!!
#TeamChelsea
Chelsea wanted to write something in her own words as well...enjoy!
Hello...My name is Chelsea Beaumonte I'm just a typical 32 year old proud San Diego native, who is single living by the beach with my best friend and our cats, working as a flight attendant for a regional airline and loving my life. My hobbies include traveling (of course), cheering on the Padres and Chargers every chance I get, being a huge Disney fan and lover of musical theater, hanging out with my amazing friends and family and being outside enjoying the daily sunshine we are blessed to have in SD. Life was perfect. Then, while laying in bed one day in September 2016 I found a lump in my left breast by accident and everything changed. A week later on September 26, 2016 I was diagnosed with Stage 2 Triple Negative Breast Cancer.
I have recently started a 6 month chemotherapy treatment plan Oct 24th, after that will be surgery, then months of daily radiation. Because of my job I will not be able to work throughout my fight, and that's been one of the hardest parts for me to accept, I love what I do. As my doctors have put it, my job now is to get healthy! Without a paycheck I'm relying on State disability, which is minuscule, and the generosity of friends and family to get by, and now even strangers who have so generously reached out to help. It's been one humbling experience after the next.
Obviously there are many fears I have, mostly of the unknown, but there is one thing I have never thought once and that is "why me?" as I'm sure so many others probably have in these situations, it's because, I already know the answer. I am a strong, positive thinking, never quit type of person and can fight this and will WIN! There is no other option for me! I see it as just another hurdle in my life that will inevitably turn me into the woman I was ultimately meant to be, and hopefully I can find ways to help others along the way as well.
I fight because I have no other choice, this is my beautiful Life I'm fighting for! As one of my favorite artists Sara Bareilles sings "There's to many things I haven't done yet. There's to many sunsets I haven't seen!"





If you know Chelsea, you also know she is one of the strongest, kindest, most genuine person there is.
Unfortunatley, she will not be able to work through this time, as she will be going through 6 months of chemotherapy, surgery, and then radiation. Rent and bills will be hard to come by, so as her friends and family, we want to try and help as much as we can.
We all ask ourselves, why do these things happen to such great people, and we may never know, but we can help her fight through this, and kick cancer's ass!!!!
Chelsea's boobs need our support, so let's be the best supportive bra there is!! ;) Any support and help is greatly appreciated, and Chelsea has also stated that if there are any left over funds, she will be donating it to Breast Cancer Research. So lets fasten our pink ribbons and help her on this ride.....And for the ladies, check your boobs!! You're never too young for breast cancer! We love you Chelsea and we're here for you! You've got this!!
#TeamChelsea
Chelsea wanted to write something in her own words as well...enjoy! Hello...My name is Chelsea Beaumonte I'm just a typical 32 year old proud San Diego native, who is single living by the beach with my best friend and our cats, working as a flight attendant for a regional airline and loving my life. My hobbies include traveling (of course), cheering on the Padres and Chargers every chance I get, being a huge Disney fan and lover of musical theater, hanging out with my amazing friends and family and being outside enjoying the daily sunshine we are blessed to have in SD. Life was perfect. Then, while laying in bed one day in September 2016 I found a lump in my left breast by accident and everything changed. A week later on September 26, 2016 I was diagnosed with Stage 2 Triple Negative Breast Cancer.
I have recently started a 6 month chemotherapy treatment plan Oct 24th, after that will be surgery, then months of daily radiation. Because of my job I will not be able to work throughout my fight, and that's been one of the hardest parts for me to accept, I love what I do. As my doctors have put it, my job now is to get healthy! Without a paycheck I'm relying on State disability, which is minuscule, and the generosity of friends and family to get by, and now even strangers who have so generously reached out to help. It's been one humbling experience after the next.
Obviously there are many fears I have, mostly of the unknown, but there is one thing I have never thought once and that is "why me?" as I'm sure so many others probably have in these situations, it's because, I already know the answer. I am a strong, positive thinking, never quit type of person and can fight this and will WIN! There is no other option for me! I see it as just another hurdle in my life that will inevitably turn me into the woman I was ultimately meant to be, and hopefully I can find ways to help others along the way as well.
I fight because I have no other choice, this is my beautiful Life I'm fighting for! As one of my favorite artists Sara Bareilles sings "There's to many things I haven't done yet. There's to many sunsets I haven't seen!"
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Chelsea Beaumonte
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San Diego, CA