Help Alleviate the Medical Burden

Supporting Tom Ross’s Battle Against Cancer: Help Alleviate the Medical Burden

Dear friends and family,

As many of you know life threw Tom and his family a curveball when he received the devastating news of his cancer diagnosis. Tom has been facing this arduous journey head-on, enduring countless medical procedures, CT scans, bloodwork, and two surgeries, one of which was a high-risk surgery that removed over 20 lymph nodes throughout his body. The fight against cancer is not only an emotional and physical struggle but also an immense financial burden. Tom still has several weeks of recovery left and the costs associated with his treatment, including medical bills, medications, frequent hospital visits, and major surgery have become overwhelming.

How You Can Help:

We firmly believe that no one should have to face cancer alone, and together we can make a difference in Tom's life. We are kindly requesting your support in any way you can provide, be it through financial contributions, spreading the word, prayers, or simply sharing this campaign.

Your generous donations will go directly toward covering Tom's mounting medical expenses, ensuring that Tom can focus solely on his recovery and spending time with Mandi and their children without the added stress of financial instability. Every contribution, no matter the size, will make a tangible impact on Tom's fight against cancer and provide him with the hope and strength he needs.

Please Share:

We understand that not everyone may be in a position to donate, and that's perfectly alright! You can still help Tom by sharing his story on social media platforms, within your community, and most importantly through the power of prayer.

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your consideration, support, love and prayers.

We will continue to provide updates as he continues through the recovery process.

Please read the note from Tom regarding the importance of spreading awareness:

“I'm grateful for the fast action of my Dr’s and was advised by my Dr to share my diagnosis so other people might see this and take the time to check themselves out whether it be by getting their blood work or paying attention to your body. Don’t put it off.”