Cancer fundraiser for Richard (Rick) Robbins

12/5/22 First round of Chemo...7 hours, 2 days at home with a pump

12/19/2022 Second round of Chemo...7 hours, 2 days at home with a pump

I'm glad to do it now and that way my Xmas and the new year will be no chemo.

Update: 12/28/2022 "My second round of chemo was pretty rough. It's left me very fatigued. My appetite has been hit and miss but I'm trying to eat as much as I can. I have four more to go, each one being two and a half days of chemo. This is one of the most difficult things I've ever had to face. I could not do this without the love and support of my family and good friends. I thank every one of you so much for the support and the love"

12/24/2022 This is my movement guys, this is cups for cancer. Together with your help, we will help a lot of people and that's the mission. These cups will be released very soon. Once again I want to thank everybody for all the love and support it's meant more than you can imagine. Thank you and God bless you.

12/25/2022 "These boys and my wife are my world"

1/9/2023 Round 3 of chemo. It's Bin a long day. 5hrs in the seat at the doctor's office and still here. Will be going home soon then I will have a pump for the next 2 days. Can't wait to get out of here. Much love people

1/11/2023 Just got my chemo pump taken off so now I'm good for the rest of this week and all of next so nice to get that thing off and feel pretty good so far the next couple of days might be a little rough but happy to have the pump off

Who is Rick Robbins:

He is a Christian first and foremost, a loving husband, a fantastic father and a doting grandfather.

He is a good-hearted trustworthy man, loved by so many and has consistently helped many without asking for anything in return.

Reason for Gofundme...

Rick has recently been diagnosed with stage 4 cancer.

His Cancer started in his colon and has unfortunately spread.

Rick has begun a very aggressive chemotherapy treatment to hopefully shrink cancer, colon surgery to remove the mass, and follow-up with chemotherapy.

Rick will not be able to return to work for an unknown period, so we are asking for donations to help with medical bills (which insurance will not cover) and household bills for Rick.

This battle will be a long hard, and costly road and Rick shouldn't have to worry about his mortgage or if he can pay his medical bill. He should only be worrying about getting well.

We believe in the power of prayer and invite you to join us by praying for Rick's recovery and his loving family.

We know money is tight for everyone, but we would appreciate anything you could donate. Everything, no matter how small, helps with this very costly battle.

We appreciate your support, and God Bless

The family of Rick Robbins