37 with a Rare Form of Breast Cancer

Imagine fighting for your life at the age of 37 years old.

I’m the sister of Samantha, asking for prayers and financial support. Samantha Traina is a single mother, who one day found a lump on her breast. It was breast cancer, one of the rarest forms of breast cancer, triple-negative invasive ductal carcinoma, stage 3. This type of breast cancer is considered more aggressive and tends to grow and spread faster than other breast cancers. For treatment, Sam did it all: chemotherapy, immunotherapy, radiation, and surgery. Nothing's been helping, and the pain from chemo has become unbearable.

She is currently relying on our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, medications, and the endless support from her family. The next form of treatment will be decided. She is now at stage 4; the cancer has spread to her brain, bones, and liver.

Right now, she is living with our mother, who has left her job to take care of her and her two sons, Mason (9) and Caiden (13).

Samantha's wish is that her children will be taken care of if she loses her fight to cancer. The donations will help our mother buy groceries, pay bills, and help to take care of her children.

Sam is someone who is strong, incredibly caring and kind, and would help anyone in need even if she didn’t have the means to help. She’s helped me when I didn't have anywhere to live, as well as others.

Any donation or prayer will mean the world to her and our family.

Our hearts are broken, but we will continue to pray to our Lord and Savior for recovery.

Thanks for taking the time to read this.