Cancer Sucks! Support Justin in his fight
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Justin Landy, a husband and father of 3, is self-employed and has had to take leave from work due to being diagnosed in October 2019 with stage 3 kidney cancer. He has since had to travel overseas from Bermuda to Johns Hopkins hospital in Baltimore, MD twice so far for medical attention with the most recent trip being February 6, 2020. During this visit, he had his right kidney removed and is unable to return to work. He has also had a fistula put in his arm causing him not to be able to use that arm to its full ability and limiting the circulation in his right hand. He is due to go back to Johns Hopkins in a few months to have his left kidney removed at which point he will need to start dialysis 3-4 times a week and will continue to be out of work for an indefinite amount of time.
Once both kidneys are removed, he will then need a kidney transplant in order to be on the road to recovery. The transplant will incur more medical expenses as well as more time on bed rest. He will also need to have biopsies performed to determine if the cancer has spread to any other organs and then face those issues when they arrive. The surgeries make him very tired and weak and unable to lift heavy items or do much at all.
He is asking for help to be able to fund medical expenses and provide for his family and would appreciate any donations. Justin is a humble person who does not like to ask for anything but has been put in a difficult unforeseen position. Being self-employed leaves him with no income while medical expenses and other bills continue to pile up. Justin is the type of person who would give his last and help someone even if he didn’t know them.
Justin and his family would like to thank everyone who has assisted in any way so far. Justin is truly a remarkable person and we know his journey to recovery will be no different. Thank you for keeping him in your thoughts and prayers and contributing what you can to help him with this next phase of his life.
Once both kidneys are removed, he will then need a kidney transplant in order to be on the road to recovery. The transplant will incur more medical expenses as well as more time on bed rest. He will also need to have biopsies performed to determine if the cancer has spread to any other organs and then face those issues when they arrive. The surgeries make him very tired and weak and unable to lift heavy items or do much at all.
He is asking for help to be able to fund medical expenses and provide for his family and would appreciate any donations. Justin is a humble person who does not like to ask for anything but has been put in a difficult unforeseen position. Being self-employed leaves him with no income while medical expenses and other bills continue to pile up. Justin is the type of person who would give his last and help someone even if he didn’t know them.
Justin and his family would like to thank everyone who has assisted in any way so far. Justin is truly a remarkable person and we know his journey to recovery will be no different. Thank you for keeping him in your thoughts and prayers and contributing what you can to help him with this next phase of his life.
Organizer
Michael Young
Organizer
White Marsh, MD