Help Kim Nespoli Fight Stage 4 Metastatic Breast Cancer

Kim Nespoli, our beautiful sister in law, is fighting for her life against Stage 4 Metastatic Breast Cancer. We need your help. This is Kim's story, by our brother Jonathon.

In 2016, Kim courageously fought Stage 3 Breast Cancer. She endured aggressive chemotherapy, a double mastectomy, and lymphadenectomy. Throughout my wife’s treatments, she remained defiant to the brutal illness that wanted to take her from us. Despite great physical pain, Kim wore a brave face to protect our three beautiful school age children Lily, Jack, and Jett from the harsh realities of what was happening to her body. Without complaint, Kim continued her duties as a loving mother, providing our kids with everything they needed, because that’s who she is. Kim fought and triumphed over cancer; she’s the toughest woman I’ve ever met.

Kim is a beloved cornerstone of the small Pennsylvania hometown we grew up in together and remain in today. Kim’s a school secretary at Salem Elementary. Children routinely flock to her office every morning to start their day with a hug and positive energy. She’s infectiously bubbly, always full of energy, and her frequent giggles fill people with happiness. People are immediately enamored by Kim, they never forget her, and likewise, she doesn’t forget them because her enthusiasm for people is real.

Kim, and our family, enjoyed eight wonderful years of remission, but now, she must fight again. This past spring, Kim was dealt a devastating blow when she learned the cancer has come for her again. Kim is now fighting Stage 4 Metastatic Breast Cancer, which has spread to her liver, lungs, and bones. Kim is determined to put cancer in its place once again, but she needs your help to do it.

Kim recently received incredible treatment at a top medical facility. We were blown away by the attention from the nursing staff, doctors, staff in general. Every single nurse took on Kim’s fight as their own. Cancer’s attack on her was taken personally by these nurses and they cried with us at night as she struggled in pain. Unfortunately, despite all their efforts, the cancer continues to advance, and her pain has become unbearable. Still, when in the presence of family and friends, Kim is all smiles. You can see the toll the cancer has taken on her body, but if you close your eyes, you still hear her laughter and feel the joy she radiates.

Though the hospital could not cure Kim, hope emerged when we read the story of Christen Archer Pierrot. A mother of three who was also diagnosed with stage 4 metastatic breast cancer. Now at Envita Personal Oncology Center in Scottsdale, Arizona, she’s in almost 2 months of treatment and seeing incredibly miraculous results.

Our goal is to get Kim to Envita. They’ve successfully treated hundreds of patients with late-stage metastatic cancer by employing novel methods to address the root cause of cancer. Their holistic healing approach supports patients not just physically, but also emotionally and spiritually. They have the facilities and knowledge to save Kim.

The financial burden of treatment, travel, lodging, and food at Envita is substantial, and Kim needs your beautiful generosity to get her there. We set our goal based on the minimum we calculated for travel and treatment for an estimated 4 months of treatment.

We pray for Gods healing grace and that you will consider pledging your financial support to help Kim get the care she needs to save her life. If you help us get her this treatment, she will DEFEAT CANCER. I will have her by my side as we watch Lily compete in Soccer, Basketball, and Track. She will be there to see the boys play baseball and basketball. Mostly, she will just be there to share this precious life with all of us. I can only thank you with words and the grateful tears you’ll catch running down my cheeks, but Kim will pay your generosity forward by continuing to instill kindness in our children and spreading it through our community. She will do it by being there, and being her, to everyone in her life. We love you and we thank you in advance.

#LoveLife,

Jonathon Nespoli