Loving Sue’s unexpected life ending so soon.

Hi, I am Alaina (sues daughter.) In February she had rib pain which led to an ER visit for a ct scan. We found out she has HCC liver cancer with Hepatitis C. The doctors said no treatment will help, I have been doing everything in my power to cure her with homeopathic medicine. She still declined. Her spirits are very uplifting as of right now. We are all very confused as to why and how she got Hepatitis C. She has had it for a very long time, without greeting it, it can cause cancer which it did. Saturday, I noticed she was choking in her sleep and in a lot of pain and started loosing her speech out of nowhere. (She picked me up from work that day and we had full conversations that day) long story short- her liver isn’t working to detoxify the bad toxins and what happened was grade 3 varices were found in her upper esophagus that were large in size. Which was causing her to choke while sleeping. She got a cat scan at the hospital in Duluth ( which we are at now) and the cancer has spread to her lungs. She is very jaundice. The oncologist informed her and my family today that she needs to be put on hospice because she only has up to 1 week stretching it 2 weeks left to live.

Anyone who knows my mom knows she is the most loving, patient, woman who would help ANYONE who needs it. Please pray for healing and comfort for my devastated family. We lost our father 4 years ago to cancer. Funds will help out with all the upcoming costs. Thank you everyone.

**update**

mom had a wonderful week home surrounded by family and friends. She enjoyed visiting, getting beautiful flowers she had to have with her in every room she was in. She perked up quite a bit and was able to use a Walker to get around.

the last couple days she has declined, but still fighting. She’s been sleeping a lot more, so we do story time and foot massages, anything to help her stay comfortable. To everyone who has reached out with messages or voicemails, we read them to her daily.

us girls, are still out of work taking care of her, and spending as much of this valuable time she has left by her side.