Foua Linda Moua Bedolla Cancer Journey

We're asking for blessings from anyone who find this situation a deserved spot in their heart.

 

A year after giving birth to her 2nd daughter in 2018, Foua started to experienced pain and thought it wasn't anything out of the normal. The pain became aggressive throughout the year, Foua decided it was time to get it check out, and come to find out bad news only. Doctor broke the news that she was diagnosed with stage 4 cervical cancer. The cancer had already spreaded from her cervical area to her collar bone, and lymph nodes. In order to stop the cancer from spreading, she must start chemotherapy and radiation therapy right away.

She went through her first round of treatments like a trooper. We all were happy she was getting better, started looking healthier and somewhat herself again. That was a big relief for us, and a weight was lifted off our shoulders. Foua got back on her feet, was able to spend more time with her girls, started working again, and did things she enjoyed. We thought it was going good, until one day she couldn't breathe, she went in for a check up, and found out she will need to go through chemotherapy again.

Foua was devastated and she shut everyone out while she was dealing with the news. A few weeks went by, she finally told us (her siblings) that she'll proceed with round 2, but then few days later she changed her mind and said, "Forget it. I'll just live life to the fullest. When my time comes, let it, because it's so painful, and I don't want to go through this painful process again. Also, I'm loosing so much already, and I don't want to loose good times with my Family."  However, due to the encouragement coming from her siblings, extended family and friends, she found the strength to carry on and go through with round 2 of chemotherapy. She just finished her 2nd round-first session in May, and will continue with more treatments for another 5 months.

Since Foua doesn't work anymore, we still want Foua to fulfill her bucketlist while she can, because tomorrow isn't a promise. All funds will help Foua buy new head wraps, hats, caps, wigs and etc to make her feel beautiful during her transition of loosing all her beautiful hair. Also, the funds will be use towards Mother and Daughter bonding time with her 12 and 4 years old girls. 

 

Thank you everyone! It means so much to us and to Foua.