Help Kelly Gall Beat Cancer
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UPDATED ON 07/16/16
GOD IS SO GOOD ... blessings and miracles this week!
The first of many miracles received this week is the news that Kelly is Stage 3 and NOT Stage 4. Another blessing, the cancer has NOT spread to bones or organs. And this next info is a HUGE MIRACLE ... although originally diagnosed with Inflammatory Breast Cancer by more than one doctor, Kelly has now been told that it is NOT IBC. Praise God and we believe that this is nothing short of a miracle. This newest diagnosis was made from the results of a punch biopsy.
As we know, life is not always good news. So, the other side of the coin is the news that she actually has breast cancer in both breasts. <<<deep breath>>>
However, Kelly now has the first round of chemo behind her. The scans, biopsies, etc, that allowed her to reach this point have depleted the funds that have been donated. Kelly is still going to need help financially to pay for the chemo.
So many have done so much, but if you can help, it is greatly appreciated. If you are unable to give financially, would you please pray and share this post? Kelly, her family, Dennis, and I all believe that God is definitely in the miracle business, and we believe that we have seen seeral this week.
I have left the original post below...and believe it shows what Kelly thought she was facing as opposed to the much more optimistic news above.
God Bless Each of You!
To know Kelly Gall is to love her. Unfortunately, she has hit a rough patch. Just days after beginning her new job, she was diagnosed with Inflammatory Breast Cancer (IBC), the rarest and most aggressive breast cancer.
Being brand new to the job, Kelly has no health insurance, is not eligible for Family Medical Leave, and in fact, can’t even complete diagnosis and staging of her cancer. Because it is so rare and symptoms are so atypical of most breast cancer, IBC is never caught until Stage III or IV.
Through her job, Kelly will have health insurance in September. However, doctors have told her that she can’t wait until then to begin treatment.
If you can possibly help, any gift is deeply appreciated. If you cannot afford to give, please keep Kelly, her husband, her children, and her friends who love her in your thoughts and prayers.
GOD IS SO GOOD ... blessings and miracles this week!
The first of many miracles received this week is the news that Kelly is Stage 3 and NOT Stage 4. Another blessing, the cancer has NOT spread to bones or organs. And this next info is a HUGE MIRACLE ... although originally diagnosed with Inflammatory Breast Cancer by more than one doctor, Kelly has now been told that it is NOT IBC. Praise God and we believe that this is nothing short of a miracle. This newest diagnosis was made from the results of a punch biopsy.
As we know, life is not always good news. So, the other side of the coin is the news that she actually has breast cancer in both breasts. <<<deep breath>>>
However, Kelly now has the first round of chemo behind her. The scans, biopsies, etc, that allowed her to reach this point have depleted the funds that have been donated. Kelly is still going to need help financially to pay for the chemo.
So many have done so much, but if you can help, it is greatly appreciated. If you are unable to give financially, would you please pray and share this post? Kelly, her family, Dennis, and I all believe that God is definitely in the miracle business, and we believe that we have seen seeral this week.
I have left the original post below...and believe it shows what Kelly thought she was facing as opposed to the much more optimistic news above.
God Bless Each of You!
To know Kelly Gall is to love her. Unfortunately, she has hit a rough patch. Just days after beginning her new job, she was diagnosed with Inflammatory Breast Cancer (IBC), the rarest and most aggressive breast cancer.
Being brand new to the job, Kelly has no health insurance, is not eligible for Family Medical Leave, and in fact, can’t even complete diagnosis and staging of her cancer. Because it is so rare and symptoms are so atypical of most breast cancer, IBC is never caught until Stage III or IV.
Through her job, Kelly will have health insurance in September. However, doctors have told her that she can’t wait until then to begin treatment.
If you can possibly help, any gift is deeply appreciated. If you cannot afford to give, please keep Kelly, her husband, her children, and her friends who love her in your thoughts and prayers.
Organizer and beneficiary
Nona Ballew McDonald
Organizer
Fort Worth, TX
Kelly Gall
Beneficiary